#77 What Should We Tell The Children? — Need To Know — September 2026
Analysis Summary
Summary
The person in this account is a UAP researcher and former federal agent named Ben Hansen. He discusses the importance of engaging children in conversations about UAPs and the potential for disclosure. He reflects on his experience as a parent of four young children, ages eight and under, and how they might react to news about extraterrestrial life. Hansen emphasizes that children learn from adults and that parents should be prepared to answer their questions. He believes that children can handle the mystery of UAPs but should not be burdened with adult fears. The encounter highlights the need for a thoughtful approach to discussing UAPs with the younger generation, ensuring they feel safe and curious rather than fearful.
Program Intelligence Analysis
The discussion centers on the implications of UAP disclosure, particularly how it affects children and society at large. The speakers emphasize the lack of a governmental plan for disclosure and the potential psychological impacts on both adults and children. They argue that children may adapt better to new realities due to their developmental stage.
There is no official plan for how to handle disclosure of UAPs to the public.
Bryce
“We should be willing to speak to people outside our own political, cultural, and ideological circles.”
Ben Hansen
“I used ET contact as the vehicle to illustrate some new concepts that I had developed.”
Managed by: government
To inform the public about unidentified aerial phenomena
The UFO and UAP issue does not belong to the political left or the political right; it concerns every citizen of this country and every person on the entire planet.
There is no official plan for how to handle disclosure of UAPs to the public.
Children may handle the psychological impacts of disclosure better than adults due to their malleable minds.
The government has been lying about UAPs for decades.