Aliens on Earth for Millions of Years

This tale of UFOs stretches back further than most might realize, yet contemporary media often treats it as a recent development.

One might observe that within any human community, there are those who are more intelligent and those who are physically stronger, but generally, we tend to be fairly even across the board. This principle likely applies to any collection of individuals, existing along a bell curve. However, extraterrestrials among us do not conform to this curve—they're off the charts. They blend in so seamlessly that they become nearly invisible. They could be standing right beside you, and you wouldn't even notice, just as you might overlook their spacecraft, which could glide past you unnoticed, even if you tried to focus on it.

I have experienced this myself. I felt an inexplicable urge to divert my gaze from a cigar-shaped object hovering nearby. The sensation was peculiar. I recognized it was there, yet my head turned away on its own. Frustrated, I questioned why I was doing this—my desire to see and comprehend it was overshadowed by an unseen compulsion.

Sometimes, our perception fails us.

At other times, we are subtly instructed to avert our eyes.

We might be led to believe that what we observe is merely an illusion or a camera flare. Initially, as you observe these artifacts move, you might dismiss this deception, for you can see them clearly. But then, when an expert reiterates the narrative, you might find yourself accepting it and moving on.

You've been misled.

Most individuals dislike being deceived. I suspect that many who insist it's just a lens flare genuinely believe it. For it to qualify as a true lie, they would need to be aware of the truth and explicitly deny it.

Yet, such individuals do exist. It raises the question of whether concepts like heaven and hell are simply used as mechanisms of control. From a certain viewpoint, having a philosophy that promotes kindness towards all beings—plant, animal, human, and otherwise—could be seen as beneficial.

Ancient tales often reveal a recurring theme: giants once roamed the Earth. Indeed, scientists have uncovered substantial evidence supporting this claim. Historically, more individuals seemed to have connections with deities and demi-gods than is the case today, which could be a narrative illusion.

If one were to entertain the idea that the origin stories from various cultures contain grains of truth, it might suggest that humans were created, bred, and treated like livestock by these gods, sometimes even used for sustenance or sacrifice.

While many in the scientific community dismiss theories of Ancient Apocalypses, Graham Hancock's ideas have stirred interest. Prior to his work, a different narrative existed. The CIA classified a book detailing these theories, and when it was eventually released through a FOIA request, it was heavily redacted.

This feels deceptive, as if the acknowledgment of UFOs being real was grudgingly given, but the subsequent admission of extraterrestrial life remains unaddressed. The lingering question then becomes, "When did they arrive?"

The 2004 Nimitz incident? That was not the initial encounter. Numerous talk shows in the 90s featured individuals sharing their experiences with aliens—or something non-human.

Could it be that they have always been here? This is a consideration overlooked by scientists and proponents of the Drake Equation. If ancient extraterrestrials possess the galaxy and choose to remain unseen, we will never catch a glimpse of their technology, as they don't wish for us to.

It's evident that our society is under manipulation. We perceive what is meant for us to see, only when it is deemed appropriate.

Paradigm Brokers

Programs exploring Near Death Experiences depict journeys through tunnels. One must ponder, if such experiences are genuine, why is there no evidence of them from earlier times?

If you believe in the tunnel and the unconditional love surrounding it, it challenges the notion that any group holds exclusive access to it.

Should you accept the existence of aliens, it inevitably leads to questions about faith. The Catholic Church's willingness to baptize extraterrestrials and integrate them into "the one church" raises further inquiries. If a Catholic dismisses the existence of aliens, does that equate to a sin?

Engaging the Shifting Paradigm

Let’s acknowledge a truth: giants truly existed. With higher oxygen levels in the past, organisms, including insects, grew to impressive sizes. If such growth was possible, why not humans? Evidence of hobbit-sized humans supports this notion. Why not believe in angels or aliens—or, more accurately, non-human intelligences?

Do you perceive what I perceive?

Perhaps these ideas are unrelated.

Perhaps they are not connected to the multitude of inexplicable lights witnessed in the sky, which have pursued our fighters during World War II and continue to observe our pilots today, just as they did in 2004.

Or perhaps Fravor and Dietrich were merely chasing illusions.

Maybe Apollo missions 19 and 20 never existed. While budget cuts at NASA are a reality, the notion that interest in the space program waned feels disingenuous.

No nation on Earth ever tires of innovation, exploration, or the pursuit of being at the forefront of technology. What truly exhausts us is the rat race, the endless wars, and an economy that only a select few can navigate or thrive within. We grow weary of being deceived.

Despite advancements in technology since the 60s, we supposedly can't return to the moon? Or perhaps we were instructed not to return? Why is every NASA mission named after deities? Is it mere tradition, or perhaps invoking these names grants us permission to escape this "prison planet"?

There exists technology available to humanity that would render NASA's Saturn V rocket a mere child's toy. Evidence of such advancements dates back to the 1940s and could have transformed our world, making energy clean and abundant. While people express frustration towards Elon Musk for exposing lies on Twitter, few seem to mind that he has achieved more in rocketry over the last two decades than NASA has since the Saturn V missions.

Yet we continue to launch children's toys into space, while a Ferrari remains untapped—an object as fast as a Tic Tac.

Non-human entities dwell among us. If the Apollo 20 mission truly took place, exploring a ship that has languished on the moon for millions of years, then someone is withholding the truth. This is just one narrative, yet it is not the only one. A hacker once accessed a NASA file revealing evidence of extraterrestrial collaboration with the US Military.

How many images, memes, or stories must circulate before we recognize that something significant is afoot?

The destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah was attributed to humanity's desire to interbreed with angels. Were humans corrupt, or were we simply mirroring the actions of our deities? Evidence suggests that trauma is generational, as what adults inflict on children often cycles back through the generations.

People are not merely deceived; they are sometimes compelled to look away or to remain silent. Wasn't Pharaoh's heart hardened? After proclaiming freedom, an intervention compelled him to retract his edict.

Thus, it’s possible that footage from a lunar mission featuring a Tic Tac could be dismissed as mere lens flare. Perhaps NASA is truthful.

Or perhaps Apollo 20 returned with a woman trained to pilot a UFO—a cigar-shaped one, no less.

Maybe giants existed not due to size but rather because of technology that rendered them invisible, appealing, or capable of instilling fear. The Tower of Babel narrative suggests a reset for humanity; if everyone lost their ability to communicate, chaos would ensue.

Biblical-level chaos of ancient apocalyptic scale. Reflecting on the loss of Atlantis or Eden, how many versions of gods and goddesses have been retold? We scorn Apollo for his infatuation with a Starfleet officer, yet how many women did Kirk pursue?

It’s simply nature—not merely human nature, but the nature of all existence!

A larger deception is at play here—it's not merely the lie that we are alone; that is painfully evident. Observe nature’s interdependence. The true deception lies in believing that we are less than we truly are.

One narrative suggests we are the progeny of gods, descendants who established themselves here. We possess inherent rights, powers, and authority over our own lives, with the capacity to engage fairly with one another.

If a figure like Jesus, Buddha, or any other enlightened being proclaimed, “The power lies within you,” or “You will achieve greater things than I,” then the power brokers of the world are deceiving you to keep you subdued, distracted, or satisfied with a status quo that barely surpasses slavery. At least slavery acknowledges the dynamics of control; we either comply or face dire consequences.

We have become so accustomed to our gatekeepers wielding authority that discussions of a ‘Great Reset’ occur openly without raising an eyebrow.

You know there’s a problem when the prevalence of lies allows individuals to speak truths openly without eliciting a response, suggesting we have grown desensitized to the potency of words.

Words once held significance. Over time, meaning has become obscured. Concepts of good and bad have blurred, with bad sometimes being lauded as good. We engage in conversations driven by the anticipation of someone's downfall.

Is there more compelling evidence that words hold weight? They are referred to as power brokers for a reason. Even in this, if we categorize them as "they," we regress into denial, relinquishing our power.

We frequently undermine our own power by accepting the falsehood that we are lesser beings devoid of choice, authority, or strength.

We are driven to look away. We are coerced into playing along. However, we are not compelled to deceive or betray. Murder is a choice!

In this ongoing battle for your attention and power, we are faced with a choice. We are free to scrutinize the evidence, consider the perspectives of others, and determine for ourselves: "Is there more unfolding here than I have been aware of or informed?"

Isn't that self-evident? In the last 75 years, the US government, academia, and scientists have persistently denied the reality of UFOs, yet the phenomena continue unabated. Truth and facts endure, while lies will ultimately falter.

Nations built on falsehoods inevitably collapse. I would encourage you to examine history critically, but remember that what we perceive as history may itself be a fabrication.