Speaker 1: And so thus the alien mythos, the alien story that
Speaker 1: they are pushing fits perfectly into the narrative that they
Speaker 1: want for a technocratic global governance.
Speaker 2: And this is not surprising.
Speaker 1: Many of the people who said they wanted a quote
Speaker 1: Luciferian global government. As hgu Well says in his book
Speaker 1: God the Invisible King, said, they would have to create
Speaker 1: a new religious myth, a new story for Western civilization
Speaker 1: that doesn't just have man's redemption and salvation, but this
Speaker 1: kind of evolving into godhood status where we have to
Speaker 1: In nineteen sixty they were already studying the social engineering
Speaker 1: impact that a new mythos, a new alien myth, a
Speaker 1: new alien story, would have to destroy the existing belief systems.
Speaker 2: Why would they want to do that?
Speaker 1: Well, from the advantage point of the elite, this would
Speaker 1: include people like Arthur C.
Speaker 2: Clarke and you know, the people at Brookings and others.
Speaker 1: They actually believe that all religions are just concocted, made up,
Speaker 1: synthesized myths. So Christianity, they would say, is just some
Speaker 1: in this just some cycle of incarnation of the various
Speaker 1: older religious traditions. It's another version of the osiris myth.
Speaker 1: It's another version of Egyptian mythology or whatever raw or
Speaker 1: you know, some other ancient myth it's Inkill, it's Aankee,
Speaker 1: all this kind of Mesopotamian stuff, some Arian stuff. So
Speaker 1: they see the ancient religions as really just recycled stories.
Speaker 1: They're only better insofar as they match up to the
Speaker 1: agenda of the technocratic elites that want to steer society
Speaker 1: into the direction of a technocratic agenda. And so thus
Speaker 1: the alien mythos, the alien story that they are pushing,
Speaker 1: fits perfectly into the narrative that they want for a
Speaker 1: technocratic global governance.
Speaker 2: And this is not surprising.
Speaker 1: I mean, many of the people who said they wanted
Speaker 1: a quote Luciferian global government, as hgu Well says in
Speaker 1: his book God the Invisible King, said they would have
Speaker 1: to create a new religious myth, a new story for
Speaker 1: Western civilization that doesn't just have man's redemption and salvation,
Speaker 1: but this kind of evolving into godhood status where we
Speaker 1: have to you know, depopulate, where we have to have
Speaker 1: a technocritic control grid. It just so happens to match
Speaker 1: up with what the technocrats want. Now, isn't that odd?
Speaker 1: Why does the alien story in Mythos, going back to
Speaker 1: his very origins of the MJ twelve and Raw aswell,
Speaker 1: and the early alien promoters. How come it just happens
Speaker 1: to match up with what the technocrats want, right, It
Speaker 1: just happens to match up with what the un wants.
Speaker 1: We get the aliens are telling us to depopulate, the
Speaker 1: ends are telling us to you know, have a global government,
Speaker 1: to have a dearmament, to have a you know, gun control.
Speaker 1: It just happens to match up with everything that the degenerate,
Speaker 1: wicked elite want.
Speaker 2: I mean that should tell you something, right.
Speaker 1: One way tounderstand this is to look at who's over
Speaker 1: all this kind of drone aerial phenomenon in the United States,
Speaker 1: and it's entities like the Naval Reconnaissance Office. Everybody remembers,
Speaker 1: I'm sure the announcement at the United Nations where Reagan
Speaker 1: said that perhaps we need an external global threat that
Speaker 1: could unite all of the nations together in a kind
Speaker 1: of new world order. If you think back to all
Speaker 1: the alien movies, the very propaganda of the earliest days
Speaker 1: that the mythos of Hollywood was putting out in terms
Speaker 1: of alien stories. If you think about something like the
Speaker 1: Day of the Earth. Soo still, that's exactly the message
Speaker 1: of the Day of the Earth.
Speaker 2: So still.
Speaker 1: If the nations don't come together, if they don't form
Speaker 1: a world government and engage in disarmament, then we won't
Speaker 1: have world peace. And the enlightened advanced space brothers are
Speaker 1: going to help us or they're going to destroy us.
Speaker 1: And there's a lot of parallels too when we get
Speaker 1: over into the phenomena of the psychonauts and the people
Speaker 1: that we're doing a lot of LSD and DMT rooms.
Speaker 1: Whether it's Tim Leary or whether it's a Terrence McKenna.
Speaker 1: These figures also believe that they were in contact with
Speaker 1: alien entities, which they themselves described, oftentimes as interdimensional beings
Speaker 1: or ets. That's also found in people like doctor John C. Lilly.
Speaker 1: In his autobiography, he says that a lot of the
Speaker 1: technology that he believed that he was getting when he
Speaker 1: was in his sleep deprivation tank or his float tanks
Speaker 1: or whatever, that he was speaking to these beings that
Speaker 1: were giving him information on electrodes, on RFID chips, things
Speaker 1: that he was literally working with the Navy for. So
Speaker 1: a lot of times people think this is run by
Speaker 1: you know some men in black thing, but it's actually
Speaker 1: I think a lot of times run.
Speaker 2: By the Navy. They're actually behind a lot of these things,
Speaker 2: the NRO.
Speaker 1: And my initial analysis is that I don't believe that
Speaker 1: aliens are going to be using blinking lights the same
Speaker 1: type of blinking light. So you would see on a
Speaker 1: very terrestrial Earth based drone A lot of people from
Speaker 1: the military or actually posting on Twitter, there are examples
Speaker 1: of drones that are really advanced, and I disagree quite
Speaker 1: a bit, for example, with Jim Mars. But I was
Speaker 1: pulling out some of my old Jim Mars books from
Speaker 1: back in the day, and I know Jim used to
Speaker 1: be on Alex quite a bit back in the day,
Speaker 1: and Jim Mars actually had a pretty interesting chapter where
Speaker 1: he talked about a lot of the drone technology that
Speaker 1: you would see in the.
Speaker 2: Future ten twenty thirty years later.
Speaker 1: So he was writing books in the two thousands about
Speaker 1: drone technology. Now he believed in actual foreign extra biological entities.
Speaker 1: I don't believe in that. I think that's part of
Speaker 1: the sy out. But I did enjoy the insights.
Speaker 2: That Jim Mars had into drone technology.
Speaker 1: So even within the domain of the known UFO researchers.
Speaker 1: Advanced drone technology goes back to Vietnam. If you read
Speaker 1: Annie Jacobson's book on the history of DARPA, she talks
Speaker 1: about what would eventually become DARPA. That's where we get
Speaker 1: the internet arpinnet setterup. They were actually working on with
Speaker 1: the Air Force at the time of Vietnam, already using
Speaker 1: unmanned aerial vehicles UAVs. So this is not anything new now,
Speaker 1: it is true. I think that a lot of what
Speaker 1: they do and a lot of the research is kept hidden,
Speaker 1: so they do have suppressed secret technologies, and they are
Speaker 1: proficient at keeping technology suppressed. People think that they couldn't
Speaker 1: keep a secret. They can keep secrets. They kept the
Speaker 1: Manhattan Project secret for a long time. Eventually this stuff
Speaker 1: does get out. But no, I don't think that the
Speaker 1: stealth bomber is the most advanced form of you know,
Speaker 1: aerial phenomena or aerial technology that they have. This is
Speaker 1: just my speculation, but even people in the military who
Speaker 1: are just kind of mainstream, they'll talk about pretty openly.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: I met a guy, for example, that was in the
Speaker 1: military about ten years ago, and he was discussing, you know,
Speaker 1: drones that they had at the base that he was
Speaker 1: at that were able to just take off, you know,
Speaker 1: basically like a UFO, and they're completely silent. I've never
Speaker 1: had any weird UFO experiences or anything like that, but
Speaker 1: I remember one time, maybe in about in two thousand
Speaker 1: and eight or nine, I was driving through a really
Speaker 1: remote wooded area of Tennessee, which is next to it
Speaker 1: was relatively close to some military bases that are well
Speaker 1: known in Tennessee, and in this very rural area, I
Speaker 1: did witness a very low flying drone. This is remember
Speaker 1: in two thousand and seven, eight era drones weren't reported
Speaker 1: on very much. This was kind of the era, the
Speaker 1: era when it was rolling out that there was a
Speaker 1: lot of drone tech. This is when Obama was talking
Speaker 1: about using drones in warfare in foreign entanglements to assassinate
Speaker 1: leaders of other countries or whatever. Al Qaeda there was
Speaker 1: a big drone remember the drone scanned iner Obama. This
Speaker 1: was right around that time, right prior to that, and
Speaker 1: I did park my card, I got out, and I
Speaker 1: witnessed a very low flying, completely silent drone. Again, this
Speaker 1: is around two thousand and seven or eight, and it
Speaker 1: did actually sort of accelerate and fly away at a
Speaker 1: really intense speed. It had blinking lights. I don't think
Speaker 1: the aliens are using blinking lights like American aircraft use
Speaker 1: blinking lights to identify that or the human aircraft. I
Speaker 1: guess this is all over the world. Everybody uses blinking lights.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but I mean it's just obvious.
Speaker 2: I think that a lot of that is terrestrial.
Speaker 1: It's you know, military technology, and the military as utilized,
Speaker 1: believe it or not, the alien mythos and story to
Speaker 1: cover up black operations. So for example, at places like
Speaker 1: Area fifty one, it's well known, in fact that Annie
Speaker 1: Jacobson wrote a whole other book on the history of
Speaker 1: Area fifty one and the alien mythos and cover that
Speaker 1: they use sometimes as a kind of a distraction and
Speaker 1: a deflection for advanced drone, advanced tech, importing drugs, importing humans.
Speaker 1: I mean, they can use this black ops cover. They
Speaker 1: can use this cover for all kinds of black operations.
Speaker 1: And there are many stories, a lot of journalists have
Speaker 1: broken stories about the nefarious activities going on at some
Speaker 1: of these bases. So I think that's probably what's going on,
Speaker 1: that's more likely. Some of the more nefarious characters in
Speaker 1: American military history have also been involved in the Space
Speaker 1: program and in the Air Force programs studying the air phenomena.
Speaker 1: For example, Michael Aquino, according to his own testament and
Speaker 1: founder of the Temple of Set, the most famous Satanist
Speaker 1: after Alistair Curley perhaps or Anton Ley in the last century.
Speaker 1: He wrote The Armies of the Psychological Warfare Doctrine Minor
Speaker 1: War to cy War.
Speaker 2: He was involved in.
Speaker 1: Studying and working with the psychological warfare operations involved in
Speaker 1: the aerial phenomena of UFOs. So what does that tell me? Well,
Speaker 1: the more that you dive into this question and the
Speaker 1: people involved in this question, the history of this question,
Speaker 1: and I'm not saying there are no spiritual phenomen noma
Speaker 1: where there are no weird, unexplained phenomena, but specifically the
Speaker 1: US based mythos of the alien crash narrative Roswell's story.
Speaker 1: The more we go into that, the more that we
Speaker 1: go into the early people who were abductees, the Georgia Dampski's,
Speaker 1: the Betty and the Barney Hills. What we find is
Speaker 1: that all of these stories really fall apart very quick,
Speaker 1: and they don't just fall apart because of you know,
Speaker 1: some weird guy who's you know, doing LSD or something
Speaker 1: who has a vision or he thinks he sees aliens,
Speaker 1: or some you know guy out in the in the
Speaker 1: boonies who claims to have seen lights in the sky.
Speaker 1: They fall apart because the narratives actually end up being
Speaker 1: stories that were already written. For example, the Georgia Dampski
Speaker 1: story was very closely related to a science fiction novel
Speaker 1: that was already out about him being taken up on
Speaker 1: crafts and seeing Bozo me Marilyn Monroe looking Venusian aliens.
Speaker 1: It is obvious, obviously all made up nonsense. But the
Speaker 1: weird part about the whole story, as the Collins Brothers
Speaker 1: have elucidated in a lot of scholarly detail in their
Speaker 1: book and Book and be on, Georgia Dampski's story, was
Speaker 1: actually protected and fostered by none other than Alan Dulles,
Speaker 1: who was at that time the head of the CIA. Now,
Speaker 1: why would the head of the CIA care to threaten
Speaker 1: to take to court anyone who tried to question or
Speaker 1: demonk Georgia Damski's story.
Speaker 2: This is again the first most.
Speaker 1: Famous you know abductee who was taken up on the
Speaker 1: craft and he saw the ship, and you know, there's
Speaker 1: always a sexual element to it. It's always very sort
Speaker 1: of primal and Freudian and Youngian. You know, they have
Speaker 1: these things that they put in your butt and they're
Speaker 1: probing you and all this kind of nonsense. I think
Speaker 1: that is all intended to appeal to kind of our
Speaker 1: archetypal base nature as a new mythos. And why would
Speaker 1: I say it's a new mythos that's being planned. Well,
Speaker 1: let me give an example. The if you look at
Speaker 1: the academia behind this phenomena, that is actual people with
Speaker 1: PhDs that are studying this phenomena. I know, I'm not
Speaker 1: saying this because I just trust all PhDs. There's plenty
Speaker 1: of liars in the realm of academia, but there are
Speaker 1: insights that people in academia have, for example, going to
Speaker 1: the white papers that studied this phenomena fifty sixty years ago.
Speaker 1: So we go back to nineteen sixty and we listen
Speaker 1: to people at Brookings Institute who were doing a white
Speaker 1: paper for NASA, and they came up with what I
Speaker 1: would call religious engineering propositions, and what do I mean
Speaker 1: by that, I mean the idea of concocting an entirely.
Speaker 2: New mythos for the West or Western civilization.
Speaker 1: And this is from the book The Lure of the
Speaker 1: Edge by Brenda Densler. She is a University of California professor,
Speaker 1: and she wrote this really good book on the history
Speaker 1: of the alien phenomena and how it connects to cults,
Speaker 1: how it connects to mind control, again from an academic perspective,
Speaker 1: not from a conspiracy perspective. And she mentions that this
Speaker 1: nineteen sixties Brookings Institute paper, working together with the theories
Speaker 1: of Arthur C. Clark, who himself was a as far
Speaker 1: as we know, a pedo, and he was a member
Speaker 1: of various esoteric orders and sects, he pointed out that
Speaker 1: this would be by Christians all called demonic activity. But
Speaker 1: in a nineteen sixties Brookings Institute paper, it stated that
Speaker 1: the effects of the discovery of et life on Christianity,
Speaker 1: religious fundamentalism, and all religious traditions would be electrifying. It
Speaker 1: would have far reaching potential. It would in fact be
Speaker 1: a powerful social force, and there was a social revolutionary
Speaker 1: force the alien life theory.
Speaker 2: Science fiction writer Arthur C.
Speaker 1: Clark felt that the doctrine of the incarnation of Christ
Speaker 1: was a ticking time bomb and then it would fall
Speaker 1: apart when this was announced. One psychologist in the UFO
Speaker 1: community stated that this would actually be a longtime battle
Speaker 1: that was going on, and this cover up was about
Speaker 1: to be known and revealed. Not only would the idea
Speaker 1: of the incarnation itself come under review, as one investigator
Speaker 1: put it, the whole Christian idea of the plan of
Speaker 1: salvation would be severely problematized. So this is from the
Speaker 1: white paper. That was a quote from the professor. This
Speaker 1: is from the white paper itself. The Christian religion would
Speaker 1: be compromised by the discovery of et life because it
Speaker 1: makes so much of the doctrine of the incarnation of
Speaker 1: the historical event and the knowledge of the good news
Speaker 1: of Jesus Christ and his passion, ascension atonement that that
Speaker 1: is the essence of salvation. It would rather have the
Speaker 1: effect to maintain that the incarnation, the crucifixion of the
Speaker 1: Son of God occurred on innumerable worlds.
Speaker 2: So we would immediately have to have this doctrine of
Speaker 2: multi worlds, multiverse.
Speaker 1: That Jesus is an alien being, perhaps saving aliens on
Speaker 1: other planets, and thus the good news would have to
Speaker 1: be a gospel that's spread throughout the universe. This will
Speaker 1: be a vain effort for the distant galaxies, or so
Speaker 1: far away that they would probably never be con and
Speaker 1: so ultimately this would be the collapse of Christianity because
Speaker 1: it would compromise not just the incarnation but also the
Speaker 1: idea of divine providence, because God didn't save the alien world.
Speaker 1: So from the Brooking Consistantive papers in nineteen sixty, they
Speaker 1: were already discussing and theorizing about how this new mythos,
Speaker 1: this new narrative, would undo the existing mythos of the
Speaker 1: biblical heritage of Western civilization. So, in other words, it's
Speaker 1: enough to destroy an undo Christianity, so they believe, just
Speaker 1: by announcing the possibility or the existence of alien life
Speaker 1: on other planets, on other solar systems, or even life
Speaker 1: existing outside of Earth.
Speaker 2: Now, whether you believe that's true or not, that's that's
Speaker 2: up to you.
Speaker 1: But what I'm saying is that in nineteen sixty they
Speaker 1: were already studying the social engineering impact that a new mythos,
Speaker 1: a new alien myth, a new alien story would have
Speaker 1: to destroy the existing belief systems.
Speaker 2: Why would they want to do that.
Speaker 1: Well, from the vantage point of the elite, and this
Speaker 1: would include people like Arthur C.
Speaker 2: Clarke and you know the people at Brookings and others.
Speaker 1: They actually believe that all religions are just concocted, made up,
Speaker 1: synthesized myths. So Christianity, they would say, is just some
Speaker 1: in just some cycle of incarnation of the various older
Speaker 1: religious traditions. It's another version of the Osiris myth, it's
Speaker 1: another version of Egyptian mythology or whatever raw or you.
Speaker 2: Know, some other ancient myth. It's Inkill, it's Aankee.
Speaker 1: All this kind of Mesopotamian stuff, some Arian stuff. So
Speaker 1: they see the ancient religions as really just recycled stories,
Speaker 1: and there's none or no are no better than the others.
Speaker 1: They're only better insofar as they match up to the
Speaker 1: agenda of the technocratic elites that want to steer society
Speaker 1: into the direction of a technocratic agenda.
Speaker 2: And so thus the.
Speaker 1: Alien mythos, the alien story that they are pushing, fits
Speaker 1: perfectly into the narrative that they want for a technocratic
Speaker 1: global governance.
Speaker 2: And this is not surprising.
Speaker 1: I mean, many of the people who said they wanted
Speaker 1: a quote Luciferian global government, as hgu Well says in
Speaker 1: his book God the Invisible King, said they would have
Speaker 1: to create a new religious myth, a new story for
Speaker 1: Western civilization that doesn't just have man's redemption and salvation,
Speaker 1: but this kind of evolving into godhood status where we
Speaker 1: have to you know, depopulate, where we have to have
Speaker 1: a technocritic control grid. It just so happens to match
Speaker 1: up with what the technocrats want. Now, isn't that odd?
Speaker 1: Why does the alien story in mythos, going back to
Speaker 1: his very origins of the MJ twelve and Roswell and
Speaker 1: the early alien promoters, how come it just happens to
Speaker 1: match up with what the technocrats want, right? It just
Speaker 1: happens to match up with what the un wants. We
Speaker 1: got the aliens are telling us to depopulate, The Ians
Speaker 1: are telling us to you know, have a global governmant
Speaker 1: to have a de armament, to have a you.
Speaker 2: Know, gun control.
Speaker 1: It just happens to match up with everything that the degenerate,
Speaker 1: wicked elite want. I mean that should tell you something, right,
Speaker 1: And why is the system suddenly promoting aliens?
Speaker 2: Everywhere, when for many, many decades.
Speaker 1: They played the part of oh, there are no aliens,
Speaker 1: you're crazy if you even look into this. And now suddenly,
Speaker 1: in the last few years, you've got hearings in you know, Congress,
Speaker 1: Oh we've got UAPs, we've got underwater craft. They're real.
Speaker 1: And the people who are promoting it are all a
Speaker 1: bunch of people from the deep State themselves, a bunch
Speaker 1: of military, you know, psyops people. By the way, newsflash,
Speaker 1: those are the people who lie. Those are people who
Speaker 1: train are trained to lie. Like the number one thing
Speaker 1: you do when you enter that life, that domain, is
Speaker 1: you are trained to lie. And if you want the
Speaker 1: easiest way to debunk all of this, there was a
Speaker 1: great documentary that was made some years back, about ten
Speaker 1: years ago. It's called mirage Men and Miragemen is a
Speaker 1: documentary where they go and they interview people like Richard
Speaker 1: Dody and others who were involved in counter intelligence for
Speaker 1: the Air Force and in his case, he was involved
Speaker 1: in helping to concoct the alien myth. Yes you heard
Speaker 1: me correctly, he says. There. He says there and says, yeah,
Speaker 1: let me tell you all the tricks I use to
Speaker 1: profile idiot narcissists who believe that they're chosen by the
Speaker 1: aliens to give a new gospel to humanity. And we
Speaker 1: find these quacks and these idiots, and we just feed
Speaker 1: them a bunch of dissinfo and we bring him to
Speaker 1: the base and we tell them they're going to meet
Speaker 1: with a general and we play a VHS tape of
Speaker 1: some crappy, you know, b movie set version of UFO
Speaker 1: f line and they actually believe it because the general
Speaker 1: comes in and says, We've chosen you to give the
Speaker 1: message to the people.
Speaker 2: So it's a.
Speaker 1: Siop And it's all in that document it's a great documentary.
Speaker 1: We have to watch that as a starting place for
Speaker 1: understanding the UFO alien psyop scam. And there it is
Speaker 1: right there, there's the act. There's Richard Doty in that documentary.
Speaker 1: As we're talking about the UFO alien mythology, the crafting
Speaker 1: of a new myth, a new story, a new grand
Speaker 1: narrative for Western civilization which will merge into a new
Speaker 1: Hegelian dialectical synthesis with the rest of the Darwinian mythos
Speaker 1: to promote a new idea of man being seeded by
Speaker 1: the alien visitors as a kind of a DNA experiment
Speaker 1: to create a future race of supposed genetically pure beings.
Speaker 1: And in fact, if you go back to the origins
Speaker 1: of a lot of the people who promoted the alien
Speaker 1: mythos or what would become the alien mythos a long
Speaker 1: time ago, they were absolutely one percent proponents of dysgenics, eugenics.
Speaker 1: They believed in the evolutionary control that would produce that
Speaker 1: that could be tweaking mankind to create a future transhumanist
Speaker 1: super being.
Speaker 2: So we mentioned earlier HG.
Speaker 1: Wells. Ag Wells wasn't just an expert in propaganda. He
Speaker 1: actually put his propaganda to work, and so he wrote
Speaker 1: famous books like War of the Worlds, which were really intended,
Speaker 1: I think, to see the idea of what we're talking
Speaker 1: about with the alien myth. And I'm not joking when
Speaker 1: I say that all the same people pushing the alien myth,
Speaker 1: when you go into their writings, they're all believers in,
Speaker 1: you know, transhumanism, they're all believers in eugenics, they're all
Speaker 1: believers in massy population. And what better story or mythology
Speaker 1: to use to promote those ideas than the idea that
Speaker 1: we're seeded by far off alien god beings and visitors,
Speaker 1: and those god beings are here to help train us,
Speaker 1: to lead us into ascension, you know, the ascension of
Speaker 1: the next millennium, whatever kind of New Age stuff. And
Speaker 1: if you think that that's all kooky and quackery, well,
Speaker 1: some of the most important movers and shakers of the
Speaker 1: nineteen sixties counterculture they actually went and gave lectures and
Speaker 1: talks on aliens and the new alien mythology at.
Speaker 2: The Esslin Institute.
Speaker 1: Esslin Institute was one of the foremost think tanks kind
Speaker 1: of promoting and running the alien mythology that we have
Speaker 1: today and the whole nineteen sixties New Age counterculture. I
Speaker 1: have a mainline history of the Esslin Institute here by
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Kreipel, and there's a whole chapter on the alien
Speaker 1: interdimensional hyperdimensional beings and the Boomers that went and gave
Speaker 1: lectures and tried to talk about having humping the aliens.
Speaker 1: So like boomers are not okay, Like they were doing
Speaker 1: some crazy stuff back in the nineteen sixties at the
Speaker 1: x Escellent Institute, trying to hump aliens and get us
Speaker 1: to you know, some kind of ascended status. So I mean,
Speaker 1: at the same time, it's not just hgu Wells that
Speaker 1: was really helping to promote this, it was also Hollywood.
Speaker 1: For example, the nineteen forty nine Project Sign report was
Speaker 1: one of the early Air Force military declassified things that
Speaker 1: came out about the UFO phenomenon, and what that showed
Speaker 1: was that there was this central group of intelligence operators
Speaker 1: that were really controlling and steering the narrative. In forty nine,
Speaker 1: in Project Sign, they were pushing the idea of debunking
Speaker 1: all of this it's not real. But at the same
Speaker 1: time MJ twelve was pushing that it's all real and
Speaker 1: it's all a cover up, cover up. You've got two
Speaker 1: supposed intelligence factions in groups pushing contrary narratives here that
Speaker 1: there's real alien visitations, but at the same time, no,
Speaker 1: it's all all needs to be debunked. And you have
Speaker 1: people from the intelligence agencies like the OSS eventually which
Speaker 1: would become the CIA, people like doctor James Lipp, people
Speaker 1: like C. D. Jackson, who was the creator of the
Speaker 1: Doctrinal Warfare program that was the program designed to utilize Christianity,
Speaker 1: particularly the Roman Catholic Church at the time of Vatican
Speaker 1: two and before for the CIA and America's designs in
Speaker 1: other countries. They wanted to make it an entity engaged
Speaker 1: in essentially soft power and expressing Americanism to the rest
Speaker 1: of the world. And it's interesting that eventually, by the way,
Speaker 1: the Vatican has kind of given soft okay to the
Speaker 1: possibility of alien life. We've had multiple people from you know,
Speaker 1: the Vatican come out and say, well, maybe there's a
Speaker 1: possibility that will have to baptize aliens.
Speaker 2: Various cardinals and others have.
Speaker 1: Have hinted at this, So I don't I wouldn't be
Speaker 1: surprised if a Pope Francis and the Vatican didn't also
Speaker 1: kind of go along with this ridiculous narrative of the
Speaker 1: ets are coming to visit us and maybe we can
Speaker 1: save them. But remember ceed Jackson, this guy who wanted
Speaker 1: to utilize the Romancolloch Church, I think.
Speaker 2: Was very successful in his doctrinal warfare program. Go look
Speaker 2: that up. It's a declassified real thing.
Speaker 1: He was also involved in the production team on movies
Speaker 1: like The Day the Earth Stood Still. Why is the
Speaker 1: CIA's guy who's in charge of religious engineering and the
Speaker 1: using the churches for CIA projects or soft power?
Speaker 2: Why is he involved in movies like the day of
Speaker 2: the Earth stood still.
Speaker 1: These alien narratives that present the alien is this kind
Speaker 1: of carpenter from another planet and he helps to you know,
Speaker 1: he's trying to enlighten the nations to have a socialist
Speaker 1: world government and diarmament to battle against the other aliens
Speaker 1: that are coming to destroy us.
Speaker 2: The narratives are always the same.
Speaker 1: In fact, other production companies at that time, twentieth Century Fox,
Speaker 1: they were putting out a lot of these alien movies, some.
Speaker 2: Of the earliest ones.
Speaker 1: I think Day There itself I remember as a twin
Speaker 1: centry Fox XANUK production, and if you look at what
Speaker 1: they were doing, they were working at the same time.
Speaker 1: Twenty Centry Fox at that time was working with the
Speaker 1: Office of Wartime Intelligence, so it was working with OSS
Speaker 1: directly on the production of some of these most famous
Speaker 1: memorable archetypal alien films. And speaking of archetypes, guess who
Speaker 1: else wrote about the possibility of UFOs and aliens as
Speaker 1: an archetypal pattern that could change human consciousness. Carl Jung
Speaker 1: absolutely Carl Young wrote an essay on UFOs.
Speaker 2: I remember reading that some years back.
Speaker 1: He believed that UFOs because he thought everything was kind
Speaker 1: of a projection of the unconscious, that we were sort
Speaker 1: of manifesting and projecting these things into existence, and that
Speaker 1: eventually the projections would also reflect back into our psyche
Speaker 1: and we would have a sort of changing images of
Speaker 1: man scenario where we would evolve into some future Gnostic
Speaker 1: sort of religion or something like that.
Speaker 2: For Carl Young, they're also a religious phenomenon. And Carl Young,
Speaker 2: you know, was a famous Gnostic in terms of his theology.
Speaker 1: If you look as a Red Book, which was his
Speaker 1: sort of like a dream journal, he thought he was
Speaker 1: getting these channeled messages in his dreams, and he recorded
Speaker 1: this in this big, giant, rare esoteric book called the
Speaker 1: Red Book, and it's all these messages from these beings
Speaker 1: and these entities. Again very similar to what all the
Speaker 1: people who claim to channel aliens or to speak to
Speaker 1: the aliens claim.
Speaker 2: They claim that they're getting these messages.
Speaker 1: They claim that they're getting these these you know, vibes
Speaker 1: from the ether, from the alien sphere. And it's the
Speaker 1: same stuff that the people who do DMT say. When
Speaker 1: the people who do DMT say they talk to the
Speaker 1: clockwork alves, when they talk to the interdimensional beings, they're
Speaker 1: saying the exact same thing. Don't have any kids, depopulate,
Speaker 1: masculate yourself, you know, let us have a world government.
Speaker 1: We a love the Aureliens, but also were demons, So
Speaker 1: it's all the same stuff. Always. Why do the DMT
Speaker 1: clockwork alves say the same thing as the aliens and
Speaker 1: they just happen to say the same thing that demons
Speaker 1: say in the Christian theological system, to your offspring and
Speaker 1: have a world government and submit to us because we
Speaker 1: love you. It will make you feel good, by the way,
Speaker 1: But they don't. They're demonic entities. And again every time
Speaker 1: we look into this story, into this mythos, into this narrative,
Speaker 1: that people involved in it are the most shady, ridiculous
Speaker 1: people from the deep state always, even up until today,
Speaker 1: if you go back to the nineteen eighties and nineteen
Speaker 1: nineties or was the aviary, this is a collection of
Speaker 1: deep state operatives. Again, Richard Dody, I think is part
Speaker 1: of that crew or adjacent to it, Colonel John d
Speaker 1: Alexander who's involved in the production and creation non lethal
Speaker 1: weapons technologies, a bunch of other disinformation operatives, again the
Speaker 1: Mirage Men. They interview Richard Dody and He literally just
Speaker 1: gives all the explanations the details of how he lies
Speaker 1: and deceives the people that they pick to be disinformation
Speaker 1: operatives in the alien phenomena. If you come up into
Speaker 1: the modern period, you have people like Tom DeLong from
Speaker 1: Link one to eighty two, and he's now in charge
Speaker 1: of running this Space Kids Academy or I don't even
Speaker 1: know what he's what it is, but he pushes all
Speaker 1: this alien nonsense. He goes on all the top podcasts
Speaker 1: everywhere and tells the areboll The generals have told me
Speaker 1: the aliens are here. Yeah, generals don't lie, right, although, yeah,
Speaker 1: the military never lies, they never engaged in deception. Surely
Speaker 1: they're telling us the truth, right, And what's the message. Oh,
Speaker 1: it's always the same New Age nonsense. So what's obvious
Speaker 1: is that the same people pushing the Madam Blovatsky, theossipee
Speaker 1: New Age stuff that all the boomers push.
Speaker 2: In the nineteen sixty through the Slain Institute.
Speaker 1: Just happens to be the same narrative that the psychonauts push,
Speaker 1: like Leary and McKenna, that these beings are interdimensional spiritual
Speaker 1: entities and they're here to save us. They're here to
Speaker 1: help us. We got we gotta have a depopulation, you know,
Speaker 1: eugenics based scientific dictatorship, or else we won't survive the
Speaker 1: coming cataclysm. Why is the nuclear stuff always attached to
Speaker 1: the the UFO phenomenon. I think there's a convenient usage
Speaker 1: there for the threat. Everything attached to nuclear stuff is
Speaker 1: all about the possibility the world being destroyed.
Speaker 2: Right, it's a giant cataclysm.
Speaker 1: So the way to craft the alien narrative, as if
Speaker 1: the interdimensional beings or entities or whatever might destroy us
Speaker 1: all is precisely to connect them directly to the nukes.
Speaker 1: So supposedly the aliens are always swarming around nuclear facilities
Speaker 1: because they're going to trigger them, and they're going to
Speaker 1: cause you know, the day after. If you've seen that
Speaker 1: nineteen eighties famous TV movie that scared all the boomers
Speaker 1: so that they stopped, dropped and rolled and got under
Speaker 1: their desks as if that was going to stop the
Speaker 1: nuclear blast. That movie the day after, right, that sort
Speaker 1: of burned into the to the psyche of many. I
Speaker 1: mean I watched it as a kid, so I remembered
Speaker 1: as well. It's terrifying stuff if you grew up as
Speaker 1: a kid in the nineteen eighties thinking that you're going
Speaker 1: to get nuked at any moment. So what better thing
Speaker 1: to tie the aliens to than the nuclear technology, you know,
Speaker 1: nuclear energy or whatever, because that immediately gives us the
Speaker 1: impression that at any moment, right, maybe the aliens are
Speaker 1: doing reconnaissance in New Jersey, and maybe they're gonna attack,
Speaker 1: and maybe they're.
Speaker 2: Gonna they're gonna trigger the.
Speaker 1: Nuclear war, which is all I think ridiculous. I mean,
Speaker 1: if it was if there was anything like that going on,
Speaker 1: it might be foreign governments having drones or something like that.
Speaker 2: But I don't even think that's what's going on in
Speaker 2: this case.
Speaker 1: Remember when supposedly a balloon from China floated over the
Speaker 1: US a few months ago, and and everybody was freaking
Speaker 1: out again saying it was aliens. In that case, whenever
Speaker 1: people see a blimp, they think it's aliens.
Speaker 2: I think it's a UFO.
Speaker 1: No it's not, it's just everything. It's all very earth.
Speaker 1: It's not a UFO. It's it's obviously popped. So I mean,
Speaker 1: how are the aliens getting here like on air balloons?
Speaker 1: I mean, come on, and why why was why would
Speaker 1: there why would there spacecraft crash. Like if you look
Speaker 1: at Roswell, it's like, you know, the guy's holding up
Speaker 1: like tenfoil.
Speaker 2: Right, So I don't know how they got here in tenfoil.
Speaker 1: But anyway, the commonality here is the gnostic neo gnostic
Speaker 1: mythos and the story that we have.
Speaker 2: To be saved from ourselves.
Speaker 1: All the same people who push the global elite stories.
Speaker 1: Remember A she Wells is part of the Fabian society.
Speaker 1: The Fabians are all pushing the same type of mythology
Speaker 1: of you know, we got to have a technocratic, centralized
Speaker 1: socialist world government.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's what all of these people push.
Speaker 1: You get later cults that are alien cults, like Scientology.
Speaker 1: A lot of people may not know that Scientology is
Speaker 1: another alien cult. The actual mythos in story that el
Speaker 1: Ron Hubbard made up after he graduated from Alistair Crowley's
Speaker 1: cult group, the OTO, which is just an induction technique
Speaker 1: about how to learn to create your own cult. Basically,
Speaker 1: it's a grad school on creating your own cult.
Speaker 2: Okay, well guess what he made up?
Speaker 1: An alien cult? Shocker, And many of the Crowley circles
Speaker 1: and people involved in the OTO, they're also all alien believers.
Speaker 1: They believe that the real way to contact aliens is
Speaker 1: through doing hardcore hallucinogens, doing LSD, doing shrooms, doing iyahuasca,
Speaker 1: et cetera, et cetera, and do combine that with so
Speaker 1: called ritual magic, et cetera, and you've got the real
Speaker 1: way to contact the beings, the entities. And if you
Speaker 1: think this is all crazy, you know you understand that
Speaker 1: in the nineteen seventies, the CIA was literally studying the occult.
Speaker 1: They were studying how to perhaps weaponize and understand scientifically
Speaker 1: the occult. I've done multiple live streams and talks on
Speaker 1: Project Stargate, the remote viewing studies and projects. I've done
Speaker 1: a podcast on the Gateway Process.
Speaker 2: We just did one of those a few months ago
Speaker 2: on my channel. Go check out my podcast that.
Speaker 1: We did breaking down the entire Gateway process document which
Speaker 1: is all about meditation and you know, connecting into other
Speaker 1: dimensions through meditator. They were all real CIA studies and
Speaker 1: projects that are declassified. So this isn't fake. This is
Speaker 1: all real studies. I'm not saying that all the stuff
Speaker 1: is real, but the studies that they were doing, again
Speaker 1: all ties into religious engineering, all ties into mastering and
Speaker 1: creating and controlling these various cults. In fact, if you
Speaker 1: get into the early phases of NICAP and you know,
Speaker 1: move on, those were very quickly taken over by if
Speaker 1: they weren't started by people from the CIA and various
Speaker 1: intelligence agencies.
Speaker 2: And that's why those entities.
Speaker 1: Have been really engines of disinformation, just like the Aviary,
Speaker 1: just like all these.
Speaker 2: Again, just go watch Mirage Men.
Speaker 1: I don't understand why do people who love the go
Speaker 1: crazy about this, like they never watch Mirage Men, which
Speaker 1: is one of the best documentaries on this whole topic.
Speaker 1: In fact, they even talk about in Mirage Men the
Speaker 1: very people from Hollywood that they brought in to craft
Speaker 1: and create some of the so called famous alien videos.
Speaker 1: So a lot of stuff that you see on the
Speaker 1: Internet or on Twitter or whatever. I'm not saying that
Speaker 1: there aren't people, you know, recording drones or recording real
Speaker 1: phenomena at times, I think there are, but a lot
Speaker 1: of these are also famous faked footage. And Dodie talks
Speaker 1: about that. I don't know about the one that you
Speaker 1: see there with the famous ones about d C. I
Speaker 1: mean that could be fake, could be real, who knows.
Speaker 1: But I mean again I mean, it looks like a
Speaker 1: B movie too, from the nineteen fifties as well, so
Speaker 1: who knows. But they talk about in the documentary and
Speaker 1: mirage Men the ability that they had in you know,
Speaker 1: decades ago too craft pretty good, you know, faked alien footage.
Speaker 1: And they also talk about at times they didn't even
Speaker 1: have to create something that was that high quality. They
Speaker 1: could even do low quality stuff and if they just
Speaker 1: brought some dupe to the military base and how to
Speaker 1: general tell them that this was a real craft and that,
Speaker 1: I mean, it's laughable when you watch the documentary because
Speaker 1: they're actually telling their dupes that, oh, the aliens landed,
Speaker 1: and here's a VHS video of it, and they want
Speaker 1: us to make a treaty with them, with the Pleaadians.
Speaker 1: But we can't tell the people yet because humans aren't
Speaker 1: ready for it. So we need you to be our
Speaker 1: disseminator and our ambassador to the people of this new
Speaker 1: alien gospel. And what's funny about all this is like,
Speaker 1: wait a minute, isn't that the whole plot of X Files?
Speaker 1: If you watch the entire story arc narrative of the
Speaker 1: show of X Files, that's literally what's in X Files.
Speaker 1: They actually find people that they have to disseminate the
Speaker 1: myth through dupes who are the chosen ones. And even
Speaker 1: in the X Files they even talk about how this
Speaker 1: is all pretty much run by, you know, people from
Speaker 1: the CIA, people from the OSS, people from the Deep State,
Speaker 1: and the X files is called the Syndicate, right, so
Speaker 1: all of this is coming out of quote the.
Speaker 2: Syndicate, even in the X Files.
Speaker 1: But now we're supposed to just believe these people. So
Speaker 1: the people who lied and made up weapons of mass
Speaker 1: destruction stories about they're the ones that are going to
Speaker 1: be the ones telling us about the alien mythos. It's
Speaker 1: kind of like, you know, reverse or inverse Kramer. I
Speaker 1: don't know if you are familiar with this, but basically,
Speaker 1: anytime Jim Kramer talks about something in terms of economics,
Speaker 1: the opposite happens. So if he talks about how good
Speaker 1: bitcoin is, bitcoin goes down. If he disses bitcoin, of
Speaker 1: course it goes up. So this is a well known
Speaker 1: market phenomena. It's not kind of like the same thing
Speaker 1: I would say here, Like anything that the establishment is saying,
Speaker 1: pretty much just believe the opposite. So if they're pushing
Speaker 1: aliens in the alien mythos, then it's not true. It's
Speaker 1: a pseudo religious mythology that they're trying to concoct. I
Speaker 1: would say that's the big picture. In the small term,
Speaker 1: it's probably what Alex was talking about. It's a demonstration
Speaker 1: of you know, drone technology. So when Russians are looking
Speaker 1: at this and what America has going on, they're not
Speaker 1: thinking about Aliens. I guarantee that when the Russians see this,
Speaker 1: they're saying, Okay, you know.
Speaker 2: America is flexing its drone tech or something.
Speaker 1: It's America's showing what you know, they could come do
Speaker 1: with drones and Russia or something like that. That makes
Speaker 1: a lot of sense. That makes way more sense than
Speaker 1: the idea that you know, drones have blinking lights like aircraft,
Speaker 1: you know, registered aircraft have ridiculous. It also doesn't make
Speaker 1: sense that the craft crash and they happened so that
Speaker 1: when the craft crashes like it looks like you know
Speaker 1: a ten can you know, Apollo mission type of craft
Speaker 1: and it just looks ridiculous. It looks like a B movie.
Speaker 1: But people still believe this and why is it. By
Speaker 1: the way, all of the famous cults, particularly Dish cults,
Speaker 1: they happened to have an alien myth Have you noticed this.
Speaker 1: There's a big alien.
Speaker 2: Mythos behind them, not.
Speaker 1: All of them, but for example, the Heaven's Gate that
Speaker 1: was a big alien cult. Right. The hail Bop was
Speaker 1: like some alien mothership that was.
Speaker 2: Going to come.
Speaker 1: It was a pfunk mothership was going to come take
Speaker 1: us away. Right, there's all these Heavens Gate, the weirdos,
Speaker 1: and they literally believed this crazy nonsense with a guy
Speaker 1: who literally looks like the ultimate alien cult leader, and
Speaker 1: yet they believed it. Now, it used the alien myth
Speaker 1: Think about the Reeliens. The Reeliens also supposedly have human
Speaker 1: cloning technology, and the cults run by this multi millionaire
Speaker 1: former French race car driver. I mean it, it's just ridiculous.
Speaker 1: And yet that I don't think they're not a cult.
Speaker 1: But they also believe in aliens and all this nonsense.
Speaker 1: They have intelligence connections the Order of the Solar Temple.
Speaker 1: That's another literal cult. Well, they also had an alien
Speaker 1: mythos because they were blending kroleyan Oto elements into their story.
Speaker 1: And the ascended Masters and the gods from the Beyond
Speaker 1: and so forth. Those are all that you have to
Speaker 1: contact and channel. That's another massive giant suicide call. People
Speaker 1: don't know, by the way, that there is actually an
Speaker 1: alien mythos to Jim Jones's cult. I mean, it's not
Speaker 1: the central focus, but Jim Jones would kind of have
Speaker 1: these weird phases where he would just kind of make
Speaker 1: up all kinds of wild stuff and out. There's also
Speaker 1: kind of an alien space opera thing going on in
Speaker 1: the background of the Jim Jones cult if you go
Speaker 1: really deep in to all the stuff that he taught
Speaker 1: over the years. Now, I don't think it was again
Speaker 1: the main portion of his mythology, because a lot of
Speaker 1: what Jim Jones was doing was just kind of like
Speaker 1: liberation theology, Marxism version of so called like water down Christianity.
Speaker 1: But he would at times talk about, you know that
Speaker 1: this universe was created by some kind of entity that
Speaker 1: was an alien entity that farted it out. He literally
Speaker 1: said that I'm not making that up. So again, that's
Speaker 1: another alien cult. You could argue that Crowley and his
Speaker 1: Oto is an alien cult.
Speaker 2: In fact, Madame Blvatski.
Speaker 1: Alice Bailey, all the New Agers actually believe that the
Speaker 1: New Age theology and philosophy and theosophy comes from ascended
Speaker 1: masters who actually are just like aliens too. Now I
Speaker 1: don't believe that they got that from ascended masters. I
Speaker 1: think that was a concocted, Fabian socialist, made up religion
Speaker 1: of the future. I mean, it is demonic, but I
Speaker 1: don't really believe that it came from ascended masters. I
Speaker 1: think her ascended masters quote unquote were her handlers, the
Speaker 1: spy chiefs that were really running her. And if you
Speaker 1: don't believe that, look up the work of doctor Richard Spence,
Speaker 1: who wrote the famous book Secret Agents sixty six six
Speaker 1: about how Alistair Curley was actually working for British intelligence.
Speaker 1: So what do you know, the most famous proponent of
Speaker 1: alien theology in the twentieth century also the most famous
Speaker 1: Satanist of the last century. Yes see, Actually, if you
Speaker 1: go into the studies of what Croley really talked about,
Speaker 1: it's not an accident that his channeled lamb entity or
Speaker 1: being looks just like an alien. The entity that Alisir
Speaker 1: Curley claims to have channeled is like a lit big,
Speaker 1: you know, goofy headed alien. Just look up lamb lam
Speaker 1: if you if you have a picture of Croley's lamb,
Speaker 1: there to the guys in the in the in the studio.
Speaker 1: Look up Alistair Curley's lam Lamb and you'll see that
Speaker 1: it looks just like an alien being. Again, whether Croley
Speaker 1: really channeled anything, whether he was just you know, bombed
Speaker 1: out of his mind on various drugs and he saw
Speaker 1: this entity or did contact what's as possible, or whether
Speaker 1: he just concocted it. It fits very closely into the
Speaker 1: alien mythos and narrative, and in fact, some members of
Speaker 1: that group and of that cult to this day actually
Speaker 1: do believe that they are channeling and contacting quote aliens
Speaker 1: when they do their rituals. So, whether you believe in
Speaker 1: the aliens or not, or whether you believe in the
Speaker 1: hdu Wells thesis that it's all concocted as a new mythology,
Speaker 1: either way, it's abundantly clear that the system that the
Speaker 1: establishment is using and concocting and wants this narrative to
Speaker 1: be there, not just for the you know media that yeah,
Speaker 1: there's Lamb, supposedly the entity that Alister Crowley contacted, the
Speaker 1: demon entity, alien entity that becomes really i think one
Speaker 1: of the archetypal images for the future of the Grays
Speaker 1: or whatever they're.
Speaker 2: Supposed to be.
Speaker 1: This is all mythologies. It's being engineers being created, and
Speaker 1: there's no it's not accidental that all of the mind
Speaker 1: control CIA doctors and people like that, the psyche are
Speaker 1: also directly connected to and working with and involved in
Speaker 1: the crafting in the production of the alien mythos. Whether
Speaker 1: it's the British intelligence operatives and people like HD Wells,
Speaker 1: people like you know, even Eldos Huxley. You could argue
Speaker 1: because Huxley in some of his books talks about contacting
Speaker 1: and interacting with demonic entities through opening these doorways, doors
Speaker 1: of perception and whatnot. I don't know that if he
Speaker 1: really believed in demons or if he just thought perhaps
Speaker 1: they were entities. This is I think Ilis in Gaza
Speaker 1: is the Huxley book that talks about this. But in
Speaker 1: Doors of Perception he does talk about opening up these
Speaker 1: pathways and these portals, so to speak, through the hallucinogenic experience.
Speaker 1: You read Doors of Perception. He kind of debates in
Speaker 1: the book whether it's a purely mental phenomenon or whether
Speaker 1: you're actually opening up doorway to other dimensions. So he
Speaker 1: kind of debates it with himself and perhaps isn't clear,
Speaker 1: but regardless, these people actually do believe that the interdimensional
Speaker 1: being do interact with our realm, that they do give
Speaker 1: us information, they do give us technology, they do give
Speaker 1: us creative ideas or something like this. You can debate that,
Speaker 1: but it again just happens to fit into the Christian
Speaker 1: theological story of demons who are fallen angels who work
Speaker 1: to deceive men, who appear as angels of light, as
Speaker 1: Paul says, and who lie to men. So keep in
Speaker 1: mind that just because there's a spiritual experience, it doesn't mean.
Speaker 2: That it's a good. Spiritual experience might be demonic,