Yeah, it is a bit strange only the US is making a big deal about aliens and UFOs…seems the whole human race all over the would be interested.
Certainly makes one wonder why the US. Could there be a hidden motive? Of course not!
The US probably pioneered the notion of a false alien invasion psyop as a pretext to trigger the continuity of government plan; I’m speaking of course of “Project Bluebeam”.
That could explain why the US government (primarily the DeepState) is fond of pushing the alien narrative among it’s citizenry. Planting seeds in a fertile population and adding water (i.e. alien rumors) from time to time, hoping this eventually bears fruit.
One of the key principles of the Hegalian Dialectic is, the “Solution” phase is best executed when the people themselves turn to the authorities and demand implementation of the solution as part of their “Reaction” to the “Problem”
Agree. Any human can create a narrative. Revelation is a one person narrative, not truth. Belief in that person’s narrative by another, then another and so on, can sooner or later become the dominant narrative, but only a narrative. Mythology and religion are key examples. They are used to comfort and mislead us.
The alien invasion has been going strong for years (since 1965 since they changed the naturalization act), and particularly intense between the 2016-2026 years (over 25 million illegal, not to mention the “legal”, aliens). Why do people assume the “aliens” are not from this world?
… BINGO! … one would think that wouldn’t one?
… accept one accept all … am I right?
Reading is FUNdamental…
… The American people don’t read” - Allan Dulles
… “The man who does not read good books has no advantage over the man who cannot read.” - Mark Twain
It is more important now for folks to read “good books” than it probably has ever been.
Oh, is that why the Bible is called “the good book” so you only need one?
Currently reading Paine’s Age of Reason, my my my, what a book for the age…
Thomas Paine Collection: Common Sense, Rights of Man, Age of Reason, An Essay on Dream, Biblical Blasphemy, Examination Of The Prophecies (Forgotten Books)
by Thomas Paine
… a nice reasonably priced volume full of good stuff.
Cool thanks. Sometimes I like the archive.org versions since they allow a quick connect to the internet for research on unfamiliar works and words, especially for translations.