Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about pastors briefed on UFOs.
That's correct, pastors briefed on UFOs.
Now, this story's been getting some traction, pastors coming
forward saying that they've gotten some kind of briefing on
the UFO situation. It all ties in with the Trump
disclosure, this notion of the US having captured alien ships
and even some sort of alien hybrid breeding program going
on, a lot of really weird stuff. I went ahead and I did my normal
consultation with AI here because there's just so, so much
information out there. Just to try to get a little bit
of an overview of what's happening.
It says pastors UFO briefings and disclosure.
What's being claimed. The trigger is that imminent
government UFO disclosure is about to happen.
And we all know that Trump's been talking about releasing
these UFO files. Still haven't seen him yet.
The current controversy is tied to the anticipated U.S.
government release of UFO files and officials including FBI
Director Kesh Patel have publicly said documents on UFOs
and possible non human intelligence could be released
very soon. It just seems like everybody and
their dog is on this saying all these agencies heads, they all
want to have their moment in the sun and still we don't have
anything really that I can see of consequence being released
now. This follows A broader political
push toward transparency around UF OS, part of the long running
disclosure movement. And this expected release is the
backdrop for everything else, the idea that society,
especially religion, needs to prepare now, of course, that
there aren't nearly as many people to go to church now, I
suppose, as before COVID, but there's still a large number of
folks that do attend church regularly or maybe just once a
month. But this idea that that a, a
large segment of the population is at least in, in their own
minds, somewhat religious. And so the idea of of these
alien life forms showing up could, I think the government
thinks could really throw a wrench in things.
Now, the core claim here is that these patches have been secretly
briefed by officials. Here we go again.
And what I don't like about this is somebody, you know, that has
the knowledge or claims to have the knowledge is setting up
another group of gatekeepers. I mean, you already have all of
the former UFO Intel guys, Louis Elizondo, even to David Grush,
to Christopher Mellon, they kind of run the gauntlet.
They run the spectrum of of, of trust, in my opinion.
But they're all from this intelligence community and they
are almost as if they've been set up as gatekeepers.
And then maybe you have former scientists, a lot of them aren't
doing so well right now. And then now you have these
pastors coming forward. Most of these guys aren't just a
pastor down the street. They're some somebody with a
little bit of notoriety already. Maybe they got a, maybe they
have a television program or Internet presence.
And it's almost as if they're being set up as gatekeepers for
another market segment, as if they're getting ready to roll
this narrative out. I have a lot of questions.
My Spidey sensors are going off the wall on this one.
Now. It tells us that a small group
of Christian leaders were privately contacted or briefed
by U.S. intelligence or military connected figures.
That's the claim. These briefings allegedly warned
of evidence of non human entities or craft, possible
videos or materials of extraterrestrial origin, and the
potential for public shock and confusion.
Some accounts go further, claiming references to reptilian
beings or non human materials, though these details are
unverified and come from second hand testimony.
This idea of these reptilian creatures.
This goes clear back to David Icke and a lot of others talking
about these reptile looking creatures.
It's important that there's been no official confirmation and
that the claims originated from pastures and media
amplification, and these are not documented government releases.
But there again, look what they do with this stuff.
Look what happened with the Tic Tac videos.
And they go fast. They release them in this very
kind of clouded environment and allow it to bubble up into the
zeitgeist. And then they come along maybe a
couple years later and say, Oh, yeah, by the way, this is all
true narrative control. It says why pastors have, why
pastors in fear of a religious crisis.
Look what they did during, you know, that last, let's just call
it flu outbreak when they had certain very famous pastors come
out and endorse the injection that they were giving people.
So it's it's market segment. You have it, you have an
advertising campaign for people who are non religion.
Hey, let's go with the scientific deal here.
Trust the science. You have a marketing campaign
for older folks. Hey, you better get this because
if you don't, you know, it could be bad for you.
You have a a marketing campaign for the people say we call them
in paths, people that that want to help other people.
Hey, you better get this because if you don't, you could spread
this thing to somebody else and you could really hurt him.
You have the marketing campaign for people who only care about
themselves. Hey, you better get this because
you don't want to get sick, you see?
So it's as if the entire society is all broke down into these
major market segments, maybe 10 or 15, and messages are tailored
toward each one, just like somebody marketing soda pop or
fast food. I see the same thing happening
here. And so I don't see this so much
as, oh, well, Trump is on this religious kick.
I see this as deep state actors probably above and beyond Trump
who have latched on to a market segment, maybe that segment runs
15 to 2530% of the population that it could really appeal to.
So they're like, yeah, this is great.
We'll get we'll craft this message and we'll get that bunch
in. And then for the other group,
the, the people that, that think of themselves may be as agnostic
or atheist, but they, they think that they get, they have more of
a non religious view of things, We'll craft a message for them.
We'll craft a message for the people that want to be cool.
So this is a market segment message being set up right here.
That's how I see this. So I don't want I don't want
people to think that oh, UFO warnings off the rails on this
trying to be religious, trying to be non religious.
I'm just telling you how I see it could be wrong.
But how I see this whole thing right now, just in my little
paranoid, doubtful mind is that, wow, this sure looks like a
marketing campaign to me. AI does make a couple good
points. It says why pastors fear of
religious crisis, the most consistent theme across sources,
is concerned about the impact on faith.
According to those describing the alleged briefings, officials
fear UFO disclosure could undermine literal
interpretations of creation, triggering loss of faith among
believers, create panic or existential confusion.
And one pastor warned that believers might turn from the
Christian faith if confronted with alien life narratives.
Religious leaders are therefore being positioned, if the claims
are true, as first responders for a spiritual crisis.
Now that's the way they're framing it to say, well, worried
about how people might be affected negatively by this.
The way I see this is what happens if people are religious
and they believe, well, I can't steal from my neighbor or I
can't commit a crime because the Bible tells me not to.
And if I do that, I'll be punished.
If you take that whole framework away and suddenly a person who's
believed for their whole life that will I have to pay taxes or
God will punish me. If you take that framework away
it to all of a sudden they where they don't believe in God,
they've lost hope and effect. They may not be so likely to pay
their taxes, they may not be so likely to obey the law and the
social environment that we operate in could become a lot
less friendly. Now we can kind of go back and
look what happened with the last situation.
Now I, I don't like to talk about this too much honestly,
because when that when that whole pandemic, what many call
scam damic hit, I lost about half of my audience, maybe 2/3
of my audience, because a lot of people thought, I guess that
that I was just being wrong about everything.
I don't think I was. The evidence just shows there
was so many other nefarious things going on there.
I mean, for the first time in human history, the rule of women
and children first didn't apply. Children were being denied
medically necessary operations and procedures so that people
over 60 could have a hospital bed.
I would have gladly given up mine given that backdrop of how
crazy things got for a couple of years actually, and how some
people still are just immersed in this thing.
I saw some couple of people walking around yesterday with
these, what, N150 mask, whatever they're called.
I mean, the huge like gas mask things on and seeing how people
acted and seeing how the majority of people acted.
Even I used to think that if the government came clean on alien
life or alien entities and all this stuff, that people would
accept it, that it wouldn't be that big of a deal.
I no longer feel that way. I really believe there could be
mass panic and as part of that mass panic, you could have a
large segment of the population that maybe they would consider
themselves Christians, but they really want that committed that
all of a sudden would lose their faith.
I mean, this is spoken about in the Bible, the great deception
and that maybe they would quit being law abiding citizens and
they wouldn't even have to go out into the streets and begin
to riot. If they just if they just kind
of quite quit, if they just kind of didn't comply, if they forgot
to, you know, comply with the tax man, if they forgot to
comply with the speed limit, if they forgot to do a lot of
things, it would be hard to punish enough for them to keep
the rest from doing it. I mean, so much of what happens
that makes this government work is the fact that people go along
with it. People comply, and if things get
too crazy, people might quit complying.
And the government, from what I can see, they whenever it's in
their interest to use religion or a person's belief systems as
a tool of control, they're happy to do it.
So that's just how, that's just my take on it.
And so they could very well be trying to get ahead of the curve
on this a little bit, getting the narrative straightened out
and putting it out there to get people prepared for what's
coming and bending the truth in whatever way they can to make it
work out for themselves. And it goes on and says 2
competing religious interpretations are emerging
adaption approach. And that's the mainstream
Christian commentary from outlets like Premier
Christianity. Christians are encouraged to
engage the UFO topics seriously, not dismiss it.
Their argument is that the existence of extraterrestrial
life would not necessarily contradict Christianity.
Theology could expand to include non human creation.
This can't treat UFOs as a theological challenge, but
manageable. We've kind of heard this talk
from the Pope that he would be he would be happy to baptize
aliens. Now, there's another side of
this argument and that is spiritual warfare, and I think
this is where a lot more of the conservative religious folks are
going to come in at people that interpret the Bible more
literally. And this is under the deception
framework, and I've talked about that here.
This is a very interesting theory from sources like Rod
Drear and some pastors. The UFO phenomena are
interpreted as demonic or deceptive entities, a possible
great deception scenario and biblical prophecy, and one
interpretation explicitly frames UFOs not as aliens, but as a
vast spiritual deception intended to confuse humanity,
and this view is much more apocalyptic and defensive.
Well we've heard JD Vance talk about him thinking of these
things are demons, although JDI think is Catholic and at the
same time he calls these things demons.
The last Pope was talking about baptizing them.
So yeah, the narrative convergence with disclosure
culture. These pastors briefing claims
align closely with long standing themes and UFO culture.
Governments know more than they reveal.
Disclosure will be sudden, disruptive, and civilization
altering. The novelty here is that
religion is now explicitly being inserted into the disclosure
narrative. Well they had a dry run with the
manufactured flu outbreak and I think they were pretty
successful and using a lot of organized religions to move that
thing the way they wanted it to go.
It's crazy to me. Churches were closed down for
several weeks. Meanwhile, strip clubs were left
open. You could buy a pair of shoes at
Target, but you couldn't buy a pair of shoes at your local shoe
store. Now that's what you call
behavior control right there, behavior modification.
And if you think I've been told that lots of these pastors were
given large checks when they started passing out, you know,
the attached money. So this this looks to me like
the same kind of thing happening.
It's coming down from a few, OK, a few what they would maybe call
thought leaders. And they're preparing the
narrative, maybe doing a few test runs, seeing which one
works best. What, what story do we need to
tell in order to exert the most control over the population, to
keep them subservient, to keep them paying their taxes and to
keep them from going psycho and having riding in the streets?
That's kind of how I'm seeing this saying and I'm a little
concerned now. It goes on.
It says media framing versus evidence reality.
There's a sharp divide between what's substantiated, government
plans to release UFO related material, and growing public and
political pressure for transparency.
Well I think if the last if if the last operations.
Any clue? They don't need evidence because
people are so susceptible to authority figures.
Hilarious to me how a a person of one party affiliation doesn't
really matter which party will bend the knee to an authority
figure from a person of the other affiliation.
Just like sheep. Just like sheep, it says.
Media farming versus evidence reality.
What is not confirmed? Secret meetings with pastors?
This has not been confirmed. Claims of alien species,
Reptilians especially, not confirmed.
Any official warning about faith collapse?
Not confirmed. The pastor briefing story
remains unverified and largely anecdotal.
But remember, this is often how these things start out.
They put it out there, they test the waters, they let it
percolate, you could say metastasize across the Internet,
across social media, just to kind of see what happens.
Now, here's the big picture analysis that AI gives us.
This story sits at the intersection of three powerful
currents. Government transparency
momentum. UFO disclosure is moving from
fringe to mainstream policy discussion.
Now that is a thought, but in my opinion a pipe dream because
where is the transparency? We still are not getting
unredacted files. Now there's cultural anxiety
about analogical shock. There's increasing focus on how
humanity would react psychologically and spiritually
to proof of non human intelligence.
Yeah, they might go crazy. They might quit paying their
taxes. They might start not being
compliant religious pre positioning, whether real or
speculative, the idea of briefing pastors suggest
recognition that religion could be one of the most impacted
institutions. Well, if a person's whole
reality is is just rock that much, yes it could it could wipe
out centuries of religious belief.
My opinion, because people, people have been so hemmed in,
they're in boxed in this little tiny space that if you bring in
evidence that it's going to cause so much cognitive
dissonance in their minds that they're not going to be able to
handle it. When I talked about the whole
COVID thing a couple three years ago, four years ago where it's
been now, and pointed out some things that just didn't make
sense, like the idea that a 2 year old child on a cancer ward
would be denied A medically necessary procedure.
You can look that up. That's a fact.
Because the hospital felt like a 60 year old person, somebody my
age or older might need a hospital bed.
When I said those kind of things, it caused so much
cognitive dissonance in the minds of about half my audience
that they got angry, left nasty, hateful comments and quit
listening and probably torpedoed the trajectory of the podcast.
But I couldn't sit back and not say anything.
As I said, at the time that that happened, my dad was having a
heart operation and we spent several days in the hospital
just above the cancer, the children's cancer ward, and
every day getting off and on that elevator, seeing these
little precious 1234 year old children getting off that
elevator, going into the Children's Hospital, the thought
that one of those children could have been denied medical care
because I would need a hospital bed infuriated me.
This is the level of deception that we're dealing with.
I think it could be the same exact level of deception headed
to us with this so-called disclosure coming up.
Otherwise, why would they need to talk to these pastors?
Other than to control people, to pacify people, to keep people
manageable, instead of just saying, well, there's this
website called the Black Vault, he keeps asking us for all of
these different files and we keep sending blacked out pages.
Let's go ahead and send him the pages that aren't blacked out.
How would that be for disclosure?
We know you have this stuff. You don't have to go looking for
it, just send us the ages that aren't blacked out.
But no, they don't want to do that.
They want to control this narrative.
They want to expand this narrative.
They want to develo a particular marketing campaign to every
single marketing segment. Whether you're a religious
person, a non religious person, a working class person, an upper
middle class person, somebody who views themselves as an
independent thinker, somebody who views themselves as a just a
go along get along person, somebody who's just out to have
fun, roll traveller. Whatever your market segment is,
they want to have the advertising campaign that
reaches you, that influences you, that keeps you manageable.
Doesn't matter if it's about UFOs, doesn't matter if it's
about joining the military, doesn't matter.
Whatever current agenda that the government has, they want to
keep you with them on the page. Can you see that?
Can you actually just stop and think about that?
Can you see what's happening here?
This level of thought control is out of control.
Now, the bottom line is this, yes, there are widespread claims
that passengers have been warned or briefed ahead of the UFO
disclosure. No, there is currently no
verified evidence these briefings actually occurred.
And the story reflects A broader shift where UFO disclosure is
being framed not just as scientific or political, but as
a potentially civilization level spiritual event.
So they're getting things prepped, they're preparing the
narrative, they're preparing. They're they're getting this
thing modeled, they're getting this thing whittled down.
They're sculpting it in the perfect way to keep you in your
lane. I'm going to stay on this for
for time's sake. We'll wrap this U here today,
but later on, maybe over the next couple of weeks, we'll take
a look at a couple of these different pastures, what they
said, maybe look at the background of these pastors and
you can decide for yourself. Are these guys?
Are they completely over the top just trying to make themselves
famous? Are they confused?
Are they just tools of the deep state or are they being actually
sincere trying to help people? That'll that'll be for you to
decide. I can give you my opinion on it.
I'm going to try to get through this whole topic without losing
half my audience this time. I think we can still agree about
things, we can disagree about things, but it's important that
we're able to ask questions and each of us have our own opinions
about stuff without without hating each other.
That would be a good start, and hopefully this is a place where
we can all have a free exchange of ideas.
Leave comments if you want, just try not to curse people or call
people names. Spotify is not going to want any
part of that. Until next time.
This is UFO warning over and out.