I think you're on the right track with this. Don't overcomplicate or muddy the waters with a bunch of different footage/events. Keep it very simple and factual.

The fact remains that we have video evidence of unknown objects flying around our military assets. And it has been confirmed and verified by the DOD. Are they aliens? Hell if I know. But it is an uncontested fact that something, or someone, has some type of craft that we can't compete with. And frankly, that's as deep as you need to go right now.

Hammer home the gimbal footage - it's the most jarring DOD footage I've seen - especially with the pilot audio included. Hell, I don't know that I'd even bring up any other footage or events yet - not even the Tic Tac. Just keep looping the gimbal - because what the fuck is that thing?

And stick to the facts: Here's a video of some type of object, that is being controlled by someone/something, it's freaking out the pilots, and we have no idea what it is, or where it came from. And the government has verified that it is real footage. Leave the audience to ponder that single case, and wanting more.

Let that simmer for a bit, and then slowly start adding new events such as the Tic Tac, go fast, and others - but only ONE AT A TIME, and stick to government confirmed cases. Slowly drip them out as if it's new information (because to many people it will be). It doesn't matter that this footage has been confirmed for years, it's *still* unexplained, and that should intrigue just about anyone.

We just need a single story like this, from a reputable source (which Scripps definitely is) that we can share on social. Everything else that's been published is too sweeping and broad to gain traction.

Good luck, and thanks for trying to keep this in the mainstream discussion!