UFOs and Psychological Warfare Analysis
In his 1979 book, Messengers of Deception,
Jacques Vallée warned that UFO cults and disclosure
narratives were being manipulated by psychological warfare
units to shift human belief systems toward
authoritarianism.
In his recent book, Volume 6, he shares his journals
documenting his interaction with today's disclosure movement
groups, and he is highly skeptical.
Vallée has long argued that if a hidden group, either
human or non-human, wanted to control human society,
they would project a myth, a cover story to hide the
truth. And the disclosure movement is being groomed by the
military with the Nazi occult alien
narrative, which is mostly lore with a little bit of
historical truth. The story goes like this.
The Thule Gesellschaft and the Vril Society were two German
secret societies that officially joined together in 1919.
That same year, a small group of them met in a secluded
lodge
with psychic mediums Marie Orsic and a woman known as Sigrun,
who received visions in an unknown language for the construction of a
flying machine.
They believed the visions were coming from the Taurus constellation.
The unknown language turned out to be a secret German Templar script.
It was translated and given to German engineers.
According to the raw material, the Germans formed an alliance with a
reptilian species known as the Orion Group, and
this would have been their first recorded contact.
In 1923, Hermann Oberth published a book about
spacecraft development entitled The Rocket to the Planetary
Spaces and founded the Society for Space Travel in
1927. Hermann Oberth claimed that he and
his team were helped by people from other worlds.
The RFZ-1, Germany's first circular
disc aircraft prototype, was designed in
1937.
Continued contacts with the Orion Group led the Germans to
explore Antarctica in 1939, where they expected to find
Shambhala, the Aryan homeland, and a passage to the inner
earth known as Agartha. Months later, they
invaded Poland and World War II began.
During the war, UFOs that became known as Foo Fighters were
photographed by Allied forces. These Foo Fighters were
reported by several combat pilots as balls of light that
would follow and outmaneuver their aircraft.
In 1942, shortly after the attack on Pearl Harbor,
UFOs were seen over Los Angeles and were heavily fired upon
by the military with no effect.
Documents found after the war suggest that the Germans were
developing a device known as Die Glocke, a
4x3 meter bell-shaped machine comprised of two
counter-rotating cylinders that seemed to affect the space-time
field around it. The descriptions of Die Glocke were very
similar to the ancient Vedic descriptions of the Aryan Vimana
spacecraft, and both were fueled by a metallic
liquid that included mercury.
In 1945, two German submarines were captured off the
coast of Mar del Plata heading to Antarctica.
According to Russian military historian Dmitry Filippovik, an
operation began in 1942 to transport thousands of
personnel, including top German scientists
and engineers, to
an underground base in Antarctica known as Station 211.
An estimated 120 German U-boats were
unaccounted for after the war. Classified maps were
found with instructions to the underground base, which was referred
to as Agartha.
If this becomes the official narrative, then it is certainly a
psychological operation. Vallée argues that the
UFO phenomenon is a consciousness-altering force
that has shaped human culture over millennia through symbols,
absurd theater, and psychological manipulation.
And if you tell people an alien shared a UFO schematic
via occult seance with German engineers during
World War II, and everything we've seen since is the
result of their breakaway civilization, it interlaces
the UFO subject with a socially toxic one,
disabling critical thought. And it ignores the data showing
this bizarre interdimensional force has been manipulating
human consciousness since the dawn of history.
Greg Reese reporting.
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