the UFO thread

[boredom2012]

USA drone fire hellfire at UFO and hit it

 

[Lafiel]

 

[Lafiel]

 

[Lafiel]

 

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[focus1974]

USA drone fire hellfire at UFO and hit it

GVGT!!!

and this luminous globe thingy has been seen quite often in groups in night skies whenever people think it's a UFO.

It's just always get put down as drones, hot weather balloons, etc etc.

 

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[lao3hero]

When I was a kid I think I had this toy

 

[Apparatus]

Why so advanced alien spaceship got disco lights?

Stupid to expose your location to enemy, right?

 

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[MrTheROCK]

book mark alien thread

 

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[focus1974]

The emergence of AI video generation co-incides with all these new UFO sightings.

Could it be a false flag?

Claim 3: The "New False Flag": UFOs and Aliens​

This is where the two conspiracy narratives intersect. The theory you're describing suggests that because the COVID-19 false flag "failed," the same global cabal is now moving on to a new, more potent false flag: an alien invasion.

The supposed logic is:

• A more powerful threat is needed: An alien invasion is a universal, existential threat that could unite the world against a common enemy, something COVID-19 allegedly failed to do convincingly enough.
• Justification for Total Control: A global threat from non-human intelligence would provide an undeniable pretext for:
  • The creation of a one-world government.
  • Global military mobilization.
    
    
    
  • The implementation of mass surveillance and control measures in the name of "planetary security."
• The "Disclosure" as a Staged Event: The recent increase in official government acknowledgment of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAPs/UFOs) is viewed through this lens. Rather than being a genuine effort at transparency, the theory frames it as a controlled "disclosure" designed to prepare the public for the grand deception.

Why Do People Believe This?​

This combined theory is a powerful example of how different conspiracy narratives can be woven together to create a comprehensive, and to believers, a coherent explanation for a complex world. It serves several psychological functions:

• Provides a Sense of Order: In a time of global uncertainty (like a pandemic), a conspiracy theory offers a simple, clear explanation for events that otherwise feel chaotic and random.
• Assigns Blame: It places the blame for all negative events on a single, malevolent group, relieving the believer from having to grapple with the complex realities of natural phenomena, human error, or differing political ideologies.
• Empowers the Believer: By "seeing the truth," the believer feels they have special knowledge that the rest of the public lacks. This can provide a sense of superiority and control in a world that feels out of control.

 

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[ridiculous?]

23 Septembers soon.

 

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