The premiere of the documentary “The Age of Detection” opened a new debate among the population and the media in the United States about the possible existence of aliens and their concealment by the government of that country.
The film is said to have injected new energy into the public debate in the United States about unidentified weather phenomena (UAP). The documentary chronicles decades of government cover-ups, once again putting former President Donald Trump in the eye of the media storm.
The documentary’s director, Dan Farah, says many participants with defense and intelligence backgrounds assert that Trump has “become aware of basic facts” about the possible existence of non-human life and that he would be willing to reveal them to the world.
This knowledge, according to Farah, would have been escalated to official bodies in the White House, where the course of action to be followed in the face of these data would be evaluated.
The documentary highlights a major tension in Trump’s character. Although he himself approved in 2020 a measure that forced intelligence agencies to declassify a report on the UAP to Congress, in public appearances such as The Joe Rogan Experience podcast, the former president has been skeptical, declaring that he was “never a believer.”
In this regard, the film proposes the hypothesis that Washington may have a substance that changes the general understanding of our place in the universe.