Why Is the U.S. Government Silent on UFOs?

In the latest episode of the Psicoactivo podcast, host Pavel Ibarra engages in an impromptu Q&A with Dylan Borland, who recently shared insights on X (formerly Twitter) regarding the U.S. government's reluctance to openly acknowledge the existence of extraterrestrial life. Borland suggests that this hesitation stems from a complex interplay of political, social, and psychological factors.

During the discussion, Borland emphasizes that the phrase "We are not alone" carries significant implications, not just for national security but also for societal beliefs and norms. He argues that the government’s silence may be rooted in fears of public panic or the destabilization of established institutions.

Additionally, Borland touches on the role of whistleblowers and the ongoing efforts within the UFO community to push for greater transparency and disclosure. He highlights the importance of platforms like the Psicoactivo podcast in fostering dialogue and raising awareness about these critical issues.

Listeners are encouraged to engage with the content further by accessing Borland's thread on X and exploring additional resources linked in the video description.