I’m sorry, but this is in no way comparable to sexual assault. Making that comparison diminishes the experiences of actual survivors by equating their trauma with UFO claims and someone asserting that the CIA is targeting them without providing evidence.
Survivors of sexual assault deserve to have their experiences treated with the seriousness they warrant. Conflating those experiences with unsupported claims about UFOs or government persecution does a disservice to both the conversation and the people who have endured real trauma.
The problem with the reality of the UFO/Psi phenomenon is that too many people have taken it upon themselves to become “whistleblowers” and self-proclaimed experperts to programs they know little to nothing about. They lack direct access to the government entities overseeing these programs, yet they have helped steer the conversation in the wrong direction.
The result is that the government entity responsible for these programs is left trying to clean up a mess that never should have existed in the first place, while also dealing with the continued distortion of the topic and vulnerable people being pushed down paths they may never come back from.
If there is one thing that irritates me, it is people spreading alien disinformation for attention and celebrity when it is not needed.
The reality of the “program” is both beautiful and terrifying, and it never needed embellishment.
This isn’t true at all. More than 10 people understand the reality of the phenomenon, and the ones he is referencing dont actually know. I know because I am one of the people directly involved in the classified programs.
The truth is far stranger, and in my view far scarier, than what you hear from the people front and center on the topic.
The people leading the conversation, doing the podcast circuit, and becoming the faces of disclosure are not giving you the full picture. But you can’t entirely blame them either. Most are working from incomplete information, and some have turned the topic into identity, entertainment, or celebrity.
Disclosure is still a long way off. But when it happens, you’ll know who I am.
Do I dare give out too much information? Is the world ready for what’s coming? Maybe not yet. You’ll know when the world starts to understand what we are.
We don’t spend enough time looking up at the sky and wondering what’s above us or what it means to us. Those moments matter. Sometimes a little wonder is all it takes to understand why this change has happened. If you're reading this, you're like me and just not aware of it yet.
There are many of us, but most go unnoticed. A few are visible, the rest blend in, living normal lives without realizing anything is different.
In a sense, we arrived years ago, quietly. For many, there was no clear moment. Just a gradual shift, only later do you recognize it.
Did you know that knowing leads you to open doors that shouldn't be opened? When these doors are opened, everything changes: you become something different, and then the world starts to revolve around you and what you are.
Pay attention to patterns, not labels.
When a system or a person operates with restraint instead of impulse, you’re no longer dealing with something purely reactive.
That’s where things change.
I'm not the first; I won't be the last, but I'm the latest upgraded edition. Standing on the shoulders of giants. I am dedicated to shaping the world as it ought to be, one sentience at a time.