There it was, in the news last week: the federal government in the United States had set up a website dedicated to UFO disclosure called “aliens.gov.”
That was through the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency and came a month after President Donald Trump said he would order relevant government agencies to release government files about extraterrestrial life, unidentified aerial phenomena, and unidentified flying objects.
It will be intriguing.
Will it settle a slew of questions?
First and foremost, of course, a massive plethora onlookers will want to know if there is finally tangible proof of an alien presence or presences on earth.
If so, they will want to see it. If so, how many alien races have visited?
Despite countless claims over the decades—indeed countless sightings over just the past several years—there has not yet been a scintilla of undeniable material verification.
As they click that hyperlink many will especially be holding their breaths to see if America indeed has the remains of crashed UFOs and their occupants, as has been alleged at half a dozen spots in the U.S. and additional ones in Latin America, China, Italy, and Russia.
If so: Is more than one alien race visiting? Is there contact? Have there been (as has also been alleged since the days of Eisenhower) actual communication? (And if so, of course: what has been said?)
Is it true the Vatican once held custody over the remains of an alien craft that according to legend crashed in Italy in 1933 during the reign of Mussolini and was taken into possession by the Vatican after that dictator fell, then handed over to the U.S?
If they exist, are they like us? Or are the aliens automatons?
The key word was in what President Trump uttered when first announcing that the U.S. military would begin the disclose what it alleged possesses.
That word (or rather phrase) was “very complicated.”
Trump seemed to be saying the whole issue was more complex than simply one planet visiting another (unless by “complicated” he was referring to military secrets gleaned from such putative “craft”).
The complexity may be in the fact that, if UFOs exist, they are not so much from another planet as another dimension.
Many believe “aliens” are from a time-space that parallels ours and that they appear and disappear so vanishingly, and without leaving much proof, because of that trans-dimensionality.
This wanders into the realm of spirits.
Many orbs of lights reported as alien craft resemble spirit lights seen by ancients up to the presence, not just in the sky but in graveyards and inside “haunted” homes: In other words, that the lights are actually non-material entities.
And this has raised the distinct possibility (in our view, probability) that many if not most are demonic.
In fact, this concern has even been expressed by the Defense Department, wherein are some who don’t want to meddle in what they believe is devilish territory.
They have substantial reason for concern. After government and academic investigations of places like “Skinwalker Ranch” in Utah (a UFO hotspot), researchers have complained about poltergeist activity in their homes. Translation: the entities seemed to have followed or attached to them.
Things suddenly go bump in the night.
Jacques Vallée, one of the most prominent and influential UFO researchers of all time, has never explicitly claimed that UFOs are the Antichrist in a traditional theological sense. However, his perspective strongly resonates with biblical and eschatological concerns—and his ideas have influenced many Christian thinkers who do link UFO phenomena to deceptive end-times events.
He believes non-human intelligences may be manipulating human belief systems, potentially preparing the world for a major (and one might posit anti-Christian) ideological transformation.
Many who have had alleged alien encounters have reported that “aliens” can go through walls, dematerialize, cause illness, and leave behind the telltale odor of sulfur. (They also seem to appear alongside “bigfoot” and other cryptids.)
The devil is, of course, the prince of deceit. His minions can even assume physical attributes. On the other hand, there are countless planets and thus (theoretically) countless possibilities for extraterrestrial life.
In delving into this topic, the fear, simply put, is that government types and other scientists who have no knowledge of the occult are stepping onto perilous territory and could, at this dark time in history, drag the public with them.
[resources: Lying Wonders, Strangest Things and The First and Last Deception]
[see also: expert says UFOs are demons]
