Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about the Collins elite.
That's correct, the Collins elite.
Now, you may have heard of this, may not have heard of this, but
with the recent book debut of Louis Elizondo, there's been
some talk about this secretive Kristian Kambal within the
Defense Department that Louis claims his stymieing
investigation into the UFO phenomena.
He goes so far to say basically that they just drummed him out
of the out of the ATIP program, out of the Pentagon.
And because of them, he was financially destitute at one
point to where he couldn't even afford apparently to use the
facilities, the Porta Potti within his own pull behind
camper. Yes, he was living in a pull
behind camper. He tells us why his wife worked
at Target. And according to the interview
with with Coulter on News Nation, he actually had to dig
his own septic pit at one point, which I don't think that's even
legal to do anyway. So he really puts these guys in
a bad light. And people ask me why I'm not a
big fan of Louis Elizondo. Well, stuff like this.
I mean, I, I don't find him to be a truthful person beyond that
though. I just want to not focus on that
so much, but focus on this whole Collins elite concept, what it's
supposed to be. It does seem to be making some
headlines now. And I don't if it is real, I
don't see it to be the bad guys in this equation that Louis
makes them out to be. Here's a post put out there by
Drew Ponder on Twitter. I'll put the link at Kofi.
I thought it was pretty good actually, where he goes through
a very detailed explains what this Collins elite is says.
The Collins Elite is an alleged secret group within the US
government primarily associated with the Pentagon, that is
claimed to have investigated the UFO phenomena from a distinctly
religious and occult perspective.
The group reportedly emerged after World War 2, during the
early days of US interests and UFOs, particularly following the
1947 Roswell incident and the onset of the Cold War.
They believed that the phenomena were not of extraterrestrial
origin, but of rather interdimensional or demonic in
nature with the malevolent intent toward humanity.
So that's an idea that's been around for a long time.
Origins and purposes, it says the Collins elite is said to
have been formed out of a concern that the increasing
interest in UFOs, particularly by figures like Jack Parsons and
L Ron Hubbard, that's the Scientology guy who were
involved in ocall practices, could lead to the opening of
gateways to demonic entities. Parsons, a rocket scientist and
occultist, along with Hubbard, were involved in rituals that
they believed could summon supernatural entities.
The Collins elite feared that these practices, along with
government interests and UFOs, might inadvertently invite
malevolent forces into our world.
We have some of the same kind of fear going on there with the the
reactor in Switzerland where they're trying to do all these
experiments with assimilating The Big Bang and this and that.
This idea that they could create such an energy field that these
entities, whatever they are, could come from 1 dimension into
our dimension. That's a certain reactor over
there. Now under beliefs, it says
members of the columns elite reportedly held strong Christian
fundamentalist beliefs, viewing the UFO phenomena as a deception
orchestrated by demonic forces. They believe that these entities
could be part of a broader spiritual war, and that
interacting with them could have catastrophic consequences for
humanity. The group allegedly concluded
that the government's attempts to communicate with or study
UFOs might be playing into the hands of these entities,
potentially leading to a future apocalypse or spiritual
downfall. In other words, these things
would just be so advanced. If you could imagine these
things could be thousands if not millions of years old.
Just imagine how intellectually advanced that they would be
compared to a normal human would be.
If they're if they had I'll intent, it wouldn't even be safe
to talk to them. I'm thinking of Adam and Eve in
the garden. Eve might have been a lot better
off if she had never talked to the snake.
Influence and activities It says The Collins elite is said to
have influenced certain aspects of the US government's UFO
research, particularly by promoting a narrative that
emphasized the spiritual dangers of these phenomena.
They were reportedly involved in evaluating the work of scientist
and military personnel engaged in UFO studies, assessing
whether their activities might be contributing to the spiritual
harm they feared. Some accounts suggest that the
Collins elite tried to push the government away from direct
engagement with the UFO phenomena, fearing the
consequences of such interactions.
I just want to interject here. I've been through a few videos
and done a little research. Haven't got all that correlated
yet, but it seems like what is suggested and what happened was,
is that after Roswell, you had a concerted effort by the
government to try to contact these things through everything
from, you know, telepathy to magic ceremonies to satanic
blood sacrifices. And that they were having
success attracting these things and that there was communication
happening, but it wasn't for the good of mankind in general.
The people that were contacting these things were receiving
knowledge and instruction that they personally benefited from,
say along the lines of technological innovations or or
I suppose how to manipulate people socially or whatever.
And that was the core group of people who were who didn't care
that these things were evil, Whatever they had to do,
whatever kind of magic ceremony they had to do, whatever kind
of. And also they were using drugs
like ayahuasca and DMT where they could.
They thought that they were accessing this ethereal plane so
that they were contacting these things, learning things, but
they weren't showing that information.
And So what you had was this, what came to be known as the
Collins elite was this small subset of that group that had
been assigned to investigate these things.
They're like, no, this isn't the way it's supposed to go.
We, we don't want this inner group of people who are
contacting these things, representing the world by the
way, and getting all this information that they're
benefiting from. It's making them more powerful,
more wealthy, and more technologically advanced than we
are. So the colons elite to me were
just simply that small subset of government employees who said,
well this isn't right, we shouldn't be doing this.
Well, those are the guys I want to be with, not the guys that
are conducting the blood sacrifices to contact these
things. Goes on and says speculative
connections. While there's little concrete
evidence to support the existence of the of the colons
elite, its story intersects with various speculative ideas about
government secrecy, the occult, and the UFO phenomena.
Some conspiracy theorists, I would say conspiracy analyst
linked the group to broader narratives about the New World
Order, secret societies, and government cover ups related to
the paranormal. The Columns Elite is also often
discussed in the context of broader fears about the
influence of satanic or demonic forces in modern society,
particularly within the realms of science, technology and
government. Well, you don't have to look at
what's happened in the last four or 50 years to say things seem
to be headed that way. Now.
I know I'll probably get a certain amount of hate mail in
the comments about being a close minded Christian reading this
stuff. I don't care.
I mean, you're free to have your own opinion.
They finish up, they say. In summary, The Columns Elite
represents a fascinating but largely speculative aspect of
UFO lore, blending themes of religion, government, secrecy,
and the paranormal. Whether the group ever existed
or was merely a product of conspiracy theorists, Once
again, I'm going to say Conspiracy Analyst remains an
open question, but its story continues to resonate with those
interested in the intersection of spirituality and the unknown.
OK, so that's a pretty decent wrap up of what the Colin elite
is suspected to be. Like I said, and recent
interviews that Louis Elizondo has done, he's been very
critical of this group, imaginary or real.
And I just think that he's on the wrong side of this.
So if we believe what Louis is saying and he actually compared
them to this Masonic Illuminati call pot calling kettle black.
I mean, the story that I'm getting from all the sources
that I look at is that after the Roosevelt crash, 1947, of
course, you know, Roosevelt and Truman had some people in their
administrations that were kind of heavily into this dark stuff.
I mean, you can go back and look at that.
That's it for another podcast. But it looks like there were
people even back then that viewed these UFOs not as
mechanical objects so much, but as some kind of trans medium,
interdimensional craft that were coming through.
And they wanted to contact and speak with the operators of
those craft. And they wanted, and they
figured the best way to do that, apparently they figured out was
to do it through magic ceremonies, through the use of
these hallucinogenic drugs. And they said that the absolute
premium way to make contact with these things was through blood
sacrifice. Well, look what's happened to
our country in the last 50 years.
I mean, the shift in attitudes. But just getting back to this
blood sacrifice thing again, I'm not thinking about this and I'm
thinking about the cattle mutilation cases and how it
seems like every time one of these happens that we get
nothing but stonewalled by the federal government. 10,000
cattle mutilations since I think what, 1970 or something, Just
the mutilations that we can't explain, You know, where the
blood's gone. Well, all through the Bible, you
know, if you go through it from the Old Testament, you know,
sacrifices to Christ dying on the cross, it's always about the
blood. So that's, to me, that's a red
flag right there. But then, you know, any time
it's something satanic, it's going to be, for lack of a
better word, bastardize. I guess they're going to change
the rituals or they're going to change whatever.
So instead of just like simply sacrificing a cow like they may
have back in Old Testament times, they're mutilating these
things. It's almost like a mockery of
God's version of sacrifice that he gave to man to, you know,
foreshadow that of Christ coming back and redeeming sins.
So it's this very dark, ugly side that we see in these cattle
mutilations. Could that perhaps be these deep
state actors either actively engaging in this stuff or
allowing these alien entities or whatever to take these cattle?
So many times we hear about black helicopters nearby or UFO
activity. It seems as though the two
parties are working together to me.
Now the other thing is with the drugs, the ayahuasca and the
DMT, people have these antibody experiences.
I've, I've heard podcasts and read articles where people have
said that they've talked to these entities that they call
the clockwork elves. And the theory is that they're
giving folks this new technology, they're bringing it
back. And that some of the people that
have had these experiences have spoken the name of Jesus and
have ended up in just terrible situations while they're there.
They're really not down with that, apparently.
I don't know. It's this whole idea that you to
take drugs to expand your mind. I find that to be very
dangerous. I mean, I to each his own, but
it's not for me. But the idea that you could
contact these things through drug use, so that's the one
side, and then you have the other side.
The folks are saying, you know what, this is dangerous.
We shouldn't be doing this. We shouldn't be having contact
with evil entities. Well, which side does Louis
Elizondo pick? He picks the side that wants to
do the animal sacrifices and Hiawasca and the DMT and all the
other craziness. And then he tries to make it out
as though the people that have concerns about this and want to
shut that stuff down, as though they're the bad guys and they
ruined his life. And he was living in a pull
behind camper. You know, a pull behind camper,
like a great big camper that you have to that has a fifth wheel
on it that you have to pull with a pretty big pickup truck.
But yet we're to believe that he was homeless because he'd lost
his job with Tom Delong and his wife had to work at Target.
And even though those campers come with pretty nice indoor
toilets, which you use and then you take to a facility and they
dump the effluent that's in them, what they call Blackwater.
But apparently Louis was so broke he couldn't afford that
and he had to dig a hole in the ground to do his business.
Now, if you believe that, come on.
I don't think the guy's truthful for a minute.
If it's not truthful about, you know, he wants to tell us what I
believe is a complete lie that he had to dig a pit in order to
contain his sewage. Come on.
It's just too weird, man. So the same guy's telling you
that's telling you that there's this secret cabal.
They're like the Masons. They're like the Illuminati.
It's the exact opposite of fundamental Christians.
But you know, that's the description, that's the box he
wants to put them in, and they're keeping him and people
like him from investigating this stuff.
Well, I don't know. Are you OK with having a group
of people within the bowels of the Pentagon who are doing
animal sacrifices? Maybe just animal, I don't know,
maybe something more in an effort to contact entities that
come from whatever place we don't know and they're being
given knowledge and methods and all different sorts of things to
allow them to control us to live large at our expense.
I mean it's bad enough that the CIA has a company called In Q
Tel. Look it up.
It's not a conspiracy theory, conspiracy fact.
And that company in Q Tel, its charter, its stated reason for
Bing is to go around and buy up emerging technology before the
public can get a hold of it. And they can keep that for the
spy agencies. Now.
I told some idiot this at a card table the other night and they
said well that's great, they should be doing that.
And I said well too bad they couldn't have been around in
their early 1900s. They could have bought up the
combustion engine and then saved us all the problems of having to
to drive around in cars, but we could still be using horses and
buggies. Or maybe they could have bought
up personal computers and kept us all from having that.
So this is the idea. It's not.
It's not the Collins elite that are hoarding new technology to
themselves, OK, And keeping the rest of us from having that.
If the Collins elite in fact exists at all.
To me, they're simply a group of people within, on the inside of
the Pentagon who recognized that attempting to communicate with
demons was a dangerous thing. And it was dangerous.
It was dangerous in multiple ways.
Not only did it endanger our entire society, but it allowed
the people talking to these entities to have access to
technology, means and methods that the rest of us didn't have
access to. It was a danger to our very
democracy, our very Democratic Republic as it actually is.
Weird, weird stuff. I this is to me is kind of, I
guess this idea of this Collins elite has been around for a
while, but I think Louis kind of let the cat out of the bag.
I think as people start to begin to understand what it is and
what that group, if it exists, what it would have been fighting
against, they're going to be a lot less sympathetic toward.
People like Louis Elizondo and Christopher Mellon and his other
folks who are bad mouthing a group of people who think it's a
bad idea for certain unnamed insiders and our Defense
Department to have ongoing relationships with and contacts
with entities that could be at the very least, evil and
probably some sort of along the lines of some sort of demonic.
The further down this rabbit hole you get, the stranger it
gets. Let me tell you.
Until next time, this is UFO warning over and out.