UFO & Paranormal
Spielberg Says Public Has Right to Know Truth as Injustice Not Inequity
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Disclosure Day with Steven Spielberg & David Koepp
What was said
"I've always wondered, you know, if the unknown is known by a very small group of people, the injustice of not everyone knowing what they know is kind of what drives me, especially to tell the story of Disclosure Day."
Spielberg framed UFO secrecy as an injustice rather than mere inequity, arguing that withholding knowledge from the public is morally wrong and motivated his film Disclosure Day. He positioned disclosure as a moral imperative rather than a policy debate. Neil deGrasse Tyson acknowledged the term injustice elevates the issue emotionally for audiences.
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- Disclosure Day with Steven Spielberg & David Koepp
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