A Question That May Not Be Possible to Answer

I asked this somewhat rhetorical question a long time ago; during a period when I spent several months thinking about it.

The question was posed because the problem it represents, the reality of what took place, is actually much bigger than easily answered by a surface level… https://t.co/NdDBzMtSgU

— TheLastRefuge (@TheLastRefuge2) April 7, 2026

… analysis. The same question applies all these years later.

There is evidence, physical documentation, of what took place scattered around the various silos of our government. However, assembling that evidence into a cogent understanding is a task made much more difficult when you consider the ramifications of what the true nature of the evidence highlights.

There are those who would argue, and I would be unable to argue against the point, that the system of govt we rely upon to facilitate the core functions of a functioning society may not survive the truest outline of events. Everything could change, and that creates a massive institutional level fear that drives people to keep the activity hidden.

The need for control is a reaction to fear. The level of control deployed highlights the severity of that fear.

It is a much deeper question than it appears. It is a question that, quite frankly, may not be possible to answer; yet, it is a question that needs to be discussed.