Fascinating conversation. Interesting implications for the possibility of a breakaway civilization and the meaning of the word "patriot" when used in the context of people associated with the legacy program and/or whistleblowers.
So in Sleeping Dog he says he has proof of extraterrestrial life. At the end he and Knapp discuss releasing everything within the next few years. We've all seen his hard drive filled with files. He said 100 journalists have access to this drive and he would release everything if the third UAP drop didn't have biologics or reverse engineering. Then he went silent. Now it turns out he really never had anything this entire time
Chris Sharp always doing good work.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/long-hidden-ufo-information-center-trump-push-free-former-officials
"President Trump recently directed the Department of War and the intelligence community to allow former government employees or contractors, that have relevant information about the disclosure of UAP, to come forward to meet with designated government representatives — AARO or the President’s UAP taskforce, ‘PURSUE’ — and have their prior NDAs abrogated,"
In the episode "Prophecy" Tom and B'Elana receive an antique Bat'Leth from Kolar, and it's hung up in their quarters. "Workforce Part 2" takes place approximately a month or two after the events of "Prophecy" (according to the stardates). But the Bat'Leth hanging in the same location in Tom and B'Elana's quarters in Workfoce is just a standard Bat'Leth, it isn't the antique one that was given to them, ostensibly a month earlier.
Just curious if anyone has an explanation for this.
I suppose it's possible they put it in storage or something, but I don't see why Kolar's Bat'Leth wouldn't still be on display, canonically speaking.
I'm willing to accept production continuity errors; such as Workforce being shot before Prophecy, or sets having to be taken down and reassembled.
All explanations welcome!