Why Did Trump Not Release All Official Documents Dealing with Roswell?

Speculation around former U.S. President Donald Trump's involvement with UFOs and the Roswell incident has been swirling. Critics question why, if Trump supposedly had information, he did not release all related documents. This raises fundamental questions about government transparency and the motivations behind certain actions or inactions.

Trump's Briefing and the UFO Hoax

The idea that all presidents are privy to all information about UFOs is unfounded. While some may receive briefings, the information is highly compartmentalized. Trump himself was blocked from accessing full information, as it is given on a “need-to-know” basis. This means that regardless of personal beliefs, a president's access to such information is limited to what is necessary for the role's performance.

The notion that Trump held or knew of certain 'official documents' dealing with the Roswell incident is debated. Critics argue that if such documents existed, their release would have been straightforward. However, the authenticity and relevance of any supposed documents are brought into question, as they could either mislead or confirm pre-existing beliefs.

The Role of Commanders and Dismissal Tactics

From a military perspective, there is a known tactic of dismissing UFO reports as false, often by elites within the military establishment. Commanders have been known to use this strategy to avoid explaining their operations to the public. A personal anecdote from my short, six-year military career illustrates this. A commander who had been stationed at Groom Lake (Area 51) recounted that military superiors loved it when a sighting was followed by a conspiracy theorist, as it allowed the military to dismiss the incident as the work of a nut case. Consequently, there was no need to offer an official explanation for the sighting.

This tactic serves to obscure the truth and prevent the military from having to engage in broader discussions about UFO sightings and potential government actions. It contributes to the persistent myths and hoaxes surrounding incidents like Roswell.

Debunking the Roswell Myth

The idea that documents related to the Roswell incident are unavailable or inaccessible is part of the larger Roswell "incident" hoax. This narrative has been thoroughly debunked, revealing that the records are, in fact, accessible and provide a clear and factual account of the incident. When a conclusion is reached in such debunkings, it should prompt questions about why personnel involved in various military operations maintain their involvement in ordinary military operations is not discussed in detail.

The Roswell case can be seen as a prime example of how government narratives are crafted to maintain control over public perception. The idea that certain documents are still classified or non-existent serves to perpetuate the mystery and skepticism surrounding UFOs and government secrecy.

The Insectoid Aliens Theory: An Alternative Explanation

Some theories suggest that the "insectoid aliens" are blackmailing President Trump, leading to his alleged actions, such as weakening environmental protection regulations. This theory is unverified and controversial. The presence of alleged insectoid aliens as blackmailers is a fringe belief unsupported by credible evidence. However, it highlights the broader themes of government secrecy and conspiracy theories that often accompany discussions of UFOs and government cover-ups.

Conclusion

While the idea that Trump withheld or suppressed documents related to UFOs and the Roswell incident is intriguing, it must be critically examined. The reality is that government information, especially regarding unconventional or classified matters, is highly controlled. Briefings are limited to those deemed necessary for their role, and dismissing UFO sightings as conspiracy theories is a standard tactic in military operations. Debunking the Roswell hoax and understanding government narratives helps to clear the air and dispel myths that often underpin such discussions.

As a responsible citizen and frequent writer about such topics, it is important to provide accurate and evidence-based information to the public. Until concrete evidence is provided, theories such as the insectoid aliens blackmailing Trump remain unfounded and outside of mainstream discourse.