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What I am saying is that if we have not gotten our act together nearly seventy years after UFOs buzzed the White House and Capitol and fifty years after they played video games with our nukes, we are probably not gonna get it done...

The military deserves zero credit for candor—they have been hiding the ball for decades—and this minor drip drip drip is insulting and degrading.

I have several hypotheses about this stuff, but you wouldn’t believe them anyway (and they have nothing to do with travelers from other planets and galaxies)—and there is zero chance that governments around the world would tell the truth and the whole truth even if by some miracle they could figure out what it was.

To quote Terence McKenna—the universe is not just stranger than we imagine, it is stranger than we can imagine.

So—as I see it—the biggest danger we face is governments trying to use some sort of “alien threat” as an excuse to destroy our liberties and grab greater power—from their point of view the cool thing about that is that they don’t have to understand anything—they can just create phony narratives to push their own agenda.