Not Aliens

Inside the craft, Charlie found writing in an unknown language. He pulled up his dossier on foreign languages to possibly try and determine the origin of the craft. That’s when one of the scientists interrupted him and said, “you’re not going to find what you’re looking for in that book.” 

Charlie asked why not. The scientist responded, “ “It’s Enochian… an ancient demon language.”

Listen to the entire interview here: Episode 122: Secret Military Enochian Technology

Are Aliens Demons?

They certainly are not from other planets.

Let’s refresh our memory about the characteristics of demons.

Do any of these traits match with so-called aliens? 

Notice that the CE5 practices are identical to the practices found in New Age Channeling, Theosophy & Esoteric Occultism, Eastern Meditation Traditions, Shamanic Spirit Contact, and Ceremonial Magic / Occult Invocation:

 As Christians, we know that the spirits behind these practices are demons.

“Whistleblower” Jake Barber contacts “aliens” in the same way.

Jake Barber is a former Air Force Special Operations airman who worked for a secret unit that retrieved debris that he believes was from a crashed UFO. When Coulthart asks Barber to confirm the statement, “aliens are real” Barber says “semantics are important” and asks “what do you mean by alien?” 

After Coulthart clarifies, Barber chooses his words carefully: “something that is inconsistent with our idea of what a human is, is involved with these craft”. 

Later in the interview, Barber confirms that the psionics team that he was working with, considers these NHI to be angels and demons. Wait a minute, are we no longer talking about aliens and UFOs then?

Read the article here.

Investigative Research Points to the Phenomena being Interdimensional

In the course of investigating so-called alien abductions, investigative researchers usually  start with the notion that the phenomena is either purely psychological, such as the mind playing tricks on these so-called abductees (a.k.a. experiencers) perhaps while they are undergoing sleep paralysis, or, that this is a nuts-and-bolts phenomenon whereby physical beings from elsewhere are abducting people. However, after doing the research, investigators always move toward the understanding that the phenomena involves:

• consciousness

• interdimensional beings

• spiritual entities

• or something that does not fit a simple "nuts-and-bolts spacecraft from another planet" explanation.

You can see for yourself by reading some of the more prominent books on the subject:

1. Transformation by Whitley Streiber - Strieber wrote Transformation in response to the intense public interest and skepticism that followed his book Communion, which details his abduction encounters. Transformation explores his attempts to understand the phenomenon’s meaning. In it, Strieber expresses his growing belief that these experiences may have a spiritual or transdimensional aspect beyond traditional UFO interpretations.

2. Passport to the Cosmos: Human Transformation and Alien Encounters by John E Mack - Harvard Medical School psychiatrist and Pulitzer Prize–winning author John E. Mack explores the experiences of people who claim alien contact. Mack argued that the experiences appeared to occupy a realm that was both real and physical in some respects, yet also deeply connected to consciousness and spirituality. He observed that while many abductees described physical events and missing time, they also reported mystical experiences, profound spiritual transformation, telepathic communication, encounters with deceased relatives, altered states of consciousness, and experiences of cosmic unity. Because of this, Mack increasingly questioned whether the phenomenon was simply "aliens in spaceships from another planet." Mack never argued that NHI are demons or angels, but he his research led him to explore possibilities such as: interdimensional intelligences,consciousness-based realities, and spiritual dimensions,

3. Taken by Karla Turner - Turner, herself an experiencer, was a college instructor before she became an abduction researcher. This book presents detailed case studies of eight women who claimed repeated extraterrestrial encounters. Her research and her own experience led her to believe that these NHI have manipulative, deceptive and possibly hostile motives.She argued that abductees frequently reported:

   • being taken against their will

   • memory suppression

   • false screen memories

   • involuntary medical procedures

   • reproductive experiments

   • psychological manipulation.

In her books, she argued that the phenomenon demonstrates four consistent traits:

1. Deception: the entities’ messages would change depending on the experiencer.

2. Mind manipulation -the entities could alter perceptions, implant memories, induce missing time, create artificial emotional responses, and generate visionary experiences.

3. The phenomenon is broader than ETs-Turner believed the phenomena was not simply “extraterrestrials”. She noted similarities between:

   • UFO encounters

   • fairy encounters

   • demonic encounters

   • spirit contact

   • religious visions

   • and other paranormal experiences.

4. Human autonomy is being violated-many experiencers were subjected to procedures, examinations, reproductive activities, and interactions without meaningful consent.

Fear

People who encounter “aliens”, whether they appear at the foot of their bed at night, or appear to dozens of school children in the school yard, seem to always describe the sensation of fear. 

The Aliens are Liars and Deceivers

Example 1: It began with, “We are from Venus”.

Aliens have a habit of making claims to contactees that cannot be verified by the contactee at the time, due to technological limitations or a lack of specific scientific understanding of the day. A famous example is in the case of contactee George Adamski. Adamski’s fame began with his photographs of saucer-shaped craft taken between 1946 and 1952. On November 20, 1952, he claimed a face-to-face meeting in the California desert with a blond, human-like Venusian named Orthon, who communicated telepathically and warned against nuclear weapons.He became internationally known in the 1950s for claiming repeated contact with extraterrestrials from Venus and other planets. Abductee Howard Menger also claimed that he made contact with "Venusians" in the early 1950s as did George Van Tassel.

It wasn’t until 1962 when NASA's Mariner 2 spacecraft flew past Venus and confirmed that the planet had extreme temperatures, an intense greenhouse effect, and a hostile environment. Measurements indicated surface temperatures around 400–500°C (750–930°F). In other words, Venus cannot support life.

Notice that after that scientific discovery, NHI now claim to come from distant planets such as Zeta Reticuli, Sirius, Arcturus, or the Pleiades, places to where we cannot send probes to verify the veracity of such claims.

Example 2: Alien Claims disproven because we went there.

The following is a clear example of an NHI lying to an abductee. 

In Incident at Devil’s Den, experiencer Terry Lovelace claimed that the alien told him of buildings on the dark side of the moon.

• Reader review of Incident at Devil’s Den: “I remained neutral about the validity and reliability of the author's tale UNTIL he mentioned seeing the buildings, lights, etc. on the far side of the moon. The Chinese recently landed a lunar probe on the dark side of the moon and guess what??? No hint, trace, or anything else indicating habitation. And, as far as I know, the Chinese received no resistance, other than the implicit technological and guidance issues, to completing this mission. No aliens interfered. No government presented obstacles.”

Example 3: Alien Technology Matches Human Technology of the Day

Jacques Vallée, a leading scientific investigator of UAP, noted in his book, Passport to Magonia, that the reported technology, vehicles, and beings in close-encounter and abduction narratives tend to only be slightly ahead of the technological imagination of the era in which the experience occurred. Rather than consistently seeing the same objectively described technology across centuries, the phenomenon seems to "update" itself to match human expectations and cultural context. 

If these were simply visitors from another planet, you might expect descriptions to become more accurate and consistent over time. Instead, the manifestations appear to track human culture. The "craft" often contain technology that seems just slightly beyond what humans already know at that time.

This led Vallée to argue that the phenomenon may not be presenting its true nature at all. Instead, it may be using symbols and imagery that are understandable to humans of a particular era. He often described the phenomenon as behaving like a "control system" that adapts its appearance to cultural expectations. 

One of his best-known ideas is summarized by this statement from Passport to Magonia: modern beliefs about extraterrestrials may be analogous to earlier beliefs about fairies and other supernatural beings—different cultural interpretations of what could be the same underlying phenomenon.

Fruits of the Spirit - Interactions with “Aliens” Lead to the New Age

In researching the phenomena for nearly 10 years, I’ve come to notice that experiencers, and people who obsess over “aliens” such that try to communicate with them, often either start, or end up in, the New Age movement or other esoteric traditions. Any phenomena that purposely turns your attention away from Christ is a distraction at best and spiritually oppressive at worst.

Here is a smattering of Experiencers whose stories or biographies prove my point:

Little did I know at the time, famed abduction researcher, John Mack, came to the same conclusion. Mack argued that many experiencers underwent profound spiritual and consciousness-related transformations, and some became interested in meditation, psychic phenomena, or non-traditional spiritual worldviews. 

In Operation Trojan Horse, John Keel argued that the intelligences behind UFO encounters often present contradictory religious teachings and appear to enjoy confusing people.

Gary Bates

Gary Bates, author of Alien Intrusion, argues that UFO entities routinely deny the deity of Christ and the authority of Scripture. He points out that contactee messages frequently:

• accept Buddha

• accept Muhammad

• accept spiritual masters

• but redefine Jesus as merely an enlightened teacher.

Hugh Ross

Hugh Ross has remarked that alleged alien messages often:

• reject biblical revelation

• reject Christ's uniqueness

• and replace Christianity with cosmic spirituality.

He has noted that this pattern appears repeatedly across unrelated contact cases.

Tucker Carlson

Although not a UFO researcher, Tucker has publicly suggested that sources familiar with the phenomenon told him there is a spiritual dimension and that some of the information was "so dark" that he did not want to discuss it with his wife.

In later discussions he has suggested the phenomenon appears hostile to Christianity and traditional religious belief, though he has not published a formal analysis.

A specific observation often made by Christian researchers

Many Christian UFO researchers summarize the pattern this way, that the entities rarely tell people:

"Jesus is the unique Son of God."

"The Bible is completely true."

"Repent and follow Christ."

Instead, they commonly say:

• Jesus was an advanced teacher.

• All religions are equally true.

• Humanity is evolving spiritually.

• God is an impersonal cosmic consciousness.

• Religious exclusivity is false.

Researchers such as Joe Jordan, Gary Bates, Chuck Missler, and Hugh Ross have pointed to this recurring pattern as evidence that the phenomenon appears much more compatible with New Age spirituality than with orthodox Christianity. One of the most direct statements is probably Joe Jordan's:

"The phenomenon appears to have a problem with Jesus Christ."

because it explicitly identifies what he sees as a recurring anti-Christian pattern in experiencer reports.

Below are some examples of the anti-christian messages espoused by NHI to their contactees/abductees:

It would only be fair to assess how the general NHI narrative compares to other major religions:

It’s interesting which religions are most incompatible with the claims of these NHI.

Abductions Stop in the Name of Jesus

Joseph Jordan of CE4 Research Group, and also National Director of MUFON South Korea UFO Abduction Division, has stated in lectures that many abductees reported encounters ending when they invoked the name of Jesus. Jordan has argued:

"The phenomenon appears to have a problem with Jesus Christ."

Below are testimonies of alien abduction stopping when the abductee calls upon the name of Jesus:

Testimony 1, Testimony 2, Testimony 3: Tom Delonge in his Sekret Machines books, Testimony 4, Testimony 5,  Testimony 6,  Testimony 7,  Testimony 8 &  Testimony 9, Testimony 10, Testimony 11

The CE4 Research group has compiled over 100 testimonies online in which abductees reported stopping the abduction by calling upon the name of Jesus. You can read them for yourself here.

Below are podcast episodes and interviews on the subject, if you’re interested in digging deeper.

Creation Ministries International Alien Encounters, Halted in the Name of Jesus—Why?. 

Technology in Exchange for DNA, Again

There is a piece of Alien “folklore” that has been claimed by several insiders and “conspiracy theorists” about former US President Dwight D Eisenhower meeting and signing a treaty with “aliens”. The story goes like this:

In February 1954, while vacationing in Palm Springs, Eisenhower disappeared from public view for several hours. The White House explained his absence by saying he needed emergency dental treatment. In reality, Eisenhower had secretly traveled to Edwards Air Force Base to meet representatives of the Nordics and Holloman AFB to meet representatives of the Greys.

Eisenhower first encountered the Nordics, a group of benevolent, human-looking beings who look like taller versions of Nordic humans. The Nordics warned humanity about nuclear weapons, excessive militarization, and spiritual decline. They allegedly refused to share advanced technology and instead encouraged humanity to evolve morally. Eisenhower then met with the Greys, with whom he chose to negotiate. The greys are the classic slim, 3-foot tall grey humanoid creatures with bulbous heads and enormous wrap-around eyes, slits for mouth and small noses. The Greys were willing to exchange technology for permission to conduct limited human abductions and biological experiments. Sound familiar?

The Greys would provide advanced propulsion systems, scientific knowledge, and other technologies while agreeing to return abducted humans unharmed and keep records of their activities. This is allegedly how we developed fiber optics, night vision, microchips, Stealth technology, and Kevlar.

Unfortunately, the greys violated the agreement by abducting more people than agreed upon, without disclosing names to the government. The US governments lost control of the situation, and secret underground facilities were built to support these programs.

The “legend” is not officially acknowledged by the US government, however sources who all claim this include:

Whether this meeting took place is pure conjecture but I'll just leave this video below:

Click the links below if you’re interested in the full interviews.

Paul Hellyer Interview

Lou Elizondo Interview

Perhaps it’s true, or perhaps the seemingly reliable claimants were deceived. Whatever the case may be, the behaviour fits a pattern: untrustworthy non-human entities experimenting with human DNA (to create “hybrids”) in exchange for knowledge and technology.