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The powers that be have definitely been ramping up the UFO propaganda over the last few years by 
periodically releasing some classified footage of alleged alien craft whilst also propping up 
so called whistleblowers within the government. 
There's a very iwish looking young man with a popular Youtube channel named Jesse Michaels who 
attempts to lend credibility to "the phenomenon" by interviewing academic types who believe in aliens.
Recently some "Catholic" female professor has been making the rounds on such platforms promoting
her book which claims many of the apparitions experienced by Catholic saints were in fact cases of alien
abductions. 
Some internet sleuths were able to find out that Jesse Michaels, who came out of no where, and captured
a sizable audience in a very crowded field, was and is the personal investor for none other than Peter Thiel,
the gαy billionaire who owns Palantir, the worldwide surveillance system that is being fine tuned for
the antichrist.  

 

I won't believe unless they interview a green man. And he must have an interesting accent. American won't do. Maybe a funny German accent or even a Japanese one. That would be credible.

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Yeah, I don't buy this idea at all, either. I have certainly noticed more attention the government is giving to things that normal people consider aliens, but I don't think the motive is to wheel out some creature and tell us it's an alien.

I am not sure what the motive is, but honestly, the government is constantly lying to us about all kinds of things. Global warming. Socialism. LGBT errors. I think there is a general agenda in which the government tries to pump people so full of erroneous ideas that people will not be able to know what to think or believe anymore, and will be more willing to accept government lies. I think the alien agenda helps that as well, so that people become unsure of their own common sense to the point that they just figure maybe the government knows more than they do, so they will just trust the government.

For example, the average person knows by common sense that aliens don't exist. Yet they hear the government telling them implicitly that they do exist. They can't figure out how to reconcile this contradiction, so they figure, "Well, the government knows more about stuff than I do, and they say aliens exist, so maybe I'm wrong and they're right." This undermines their confidence in their own common sense and makes them more willing to believe government lies in other areas.

For me, I think that's what the alien agenda is about, not "disclosure."