Crazy take of the uninformed – UFOs, Disclosure and Geopolitics (be prepared to learn mandarin)

A Bold Perspective on UFOs, Disclosure, and Geopolitics (Get Ready to Learn Mandarin)

Introduction

It’s clear that America is facing a decline in international alliances. Tariffs imposed on Canada, Mexico, and various European nations have strained relationships and eroded our credibility as a nation. Once a symbol of freedom, the country is shifting towards a techno-feudalist structure. Prominent figures like Musk, Thiel, and much of Silicon Valley are striving for dominance, productivity, and influence. Curtis Yarvin has notably influenced these leaders and even those in higher levels of government.

I’m not here to dictate your vote; I’m merely sharing observations. My insights are drawn from discussions within this subreddit, various publications, and a conversation with someone who claims to be involved in reverse engineering programs in Europe and America. While I can’t verify this individual’s credentials, I’ve seen photos of alleged data and descriptions of captured orbs. Interpret this as you wish—I don’t assert that it’s the absolute truth, but I acknowledge that my research is limited compared to others here. My inquiry began simply by reaching out to a random contact.

A key point my source highlighted, which I’ve encountered frequently, is the notion that multiple species of Non-Human Intelligence (NHI) are interacting with humanity.

Let’s consider the possibility that this might be accurate and that there are two primary groups at play:

  • One aims to provide NHI technology in return for control.
  • The larger faction prioritizes autonomy and will only engage with humanity after we develop our own “Earth-based” technological alternatives.

Roswell and Disclosure in the U.S.

First, let’s look at Roswell, famously acknowledged as the first UFO incident known to the public. The U.S. has been reverse-engineering the craft ever since, allegedly starting a secretive initiative involving Oppenheimer. Over the years, numerous psy-ops and disinformation strategies have kept the public largely unaware.

Lately, government officials have been making assertive claims lacking evidence, often citing national security as their rationale. Meanwhile, the U.S. is gradually unlocking the mysteries of this technology with plans to privatize its distribution for both public and military use.

The Department of Energy (DoE) oversees most of this output, holding a substantial stake in the current global economic framework, which remains reliant on finite, dwindling resources.

With The Age of Disclosure set to launch soon, we should expect limited evidence beyond personal testimonies, with national security yet again used as a pretext for withholding information.

During his first term, Donald Trump initiated the Space Force. Now, things might get a bit speculative. I apologize to those deeply knowledgeable about this topic if I misinterpret any aspect.

Let’s ponder:

  • Why do tech billionaires desire control states?
  • Is NHI technology being offered to us by a faction with malicious intent?
  • Could it be that UFO incidents, like Roswell, were orchestrated by NHI to create our dependency?

The current U.S. administration has indicated a preference for continuing fossil fuel extraction instead of investing in clean energy solutions. The control-driven NHI faction may seek outcomes that align with what figures like Thiel, Musk, and Yarvin pursue—subjugation over a population of subservience.

Instead of innovating this technology themselves, the power-hungry tycoons of Silicon Valley might be so eager for access that they trade away human autonomy for a piece of influence under these extraterrestrial entities.

Who will supply it

One thought on “Crazy take of the uninformed – UFOs, Disclosure and Geopolitics (be prepared to learn mandarin)

  1. Your analysis presents an intriguing and complex view of the intersection between UFOs, global geopolitics, and technological control. While many aspects can be interpreted from various perspectives, I would like to highlight a few key points and considerations.

    First, the concept of multiple factions of Non-Human Intelligence (NHI) is particularly fascinating. It raises questions about humanity’s potential trajectories: on one hand, could there be a technologically advanced ally willing to share knowledge in exchange for oversight? On the other hand, might there be those factions that view our development as a prerequisite for cooperation? The implications of these dynamics are profound, as they could shape our technological evolution and ethical frameworks.

    Your take on historical events, particularly Roswell, underscores a crucial aspect: the disclosure debate is intertwined with trust in governmental institutions. If allegations of psy-ops and disinformation hold weight, then the challenge becomes determining what aspects of our history and current events are genuinely concealed versus what might be fabricated to manipulate public perception. The skepticism around national security often creates a barrier to transparency that can fuel conspiracy theories rather than educate the public.

    The comparison between the U.S. reliance on fossil fuels and China’s pursuit of renewable energy presents a stark contrast in national priorities. Given the global pivot toward sustainability, the U.S. might find itself at a strategic disadvantage. Your argument about a potential power vacuum is not to be dismissed—China’s investment in green technology could position it as a leader in the new energy paradigm, which may have profound effects on global power dynamics.

    Moreover, you raise valid concerns about the alignment of interests among tech billionaires and government entities. The notion that these figures might jeopardize human autonomy for power is unsettling but not unfounded. The potential emergence of a “techno-feudalist” society you mention seems plausible if unchecked corporate interests continue to influence policies that should ideally serve the public good.

    Your conclusion regarding the inevitability of disclosure and the uncertainties that accompany it point to a critical dialogue about future governance. If the narrative around NHI breakthroughs leans toward control rather than cooperation, it’s imperative that society remains vigilant in advocating for transparency and equitable governance structures that prioritize humanity’s collective welfare over the ambitions of a select few.

    In sum, your post prompts necessary conversations that extend beyond speculation about UFOs and dives into the heart of socio-political realities we face today. Understanding these connections could be crucial in shaping a future wherein humanity steps not only into the light of potential knowledge but retains agency over its destiny. Thank you for sharing such a thought-provoking perspective!

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