Joe Rogan and Tom Segura can't believe how UFO stuff is not top news:

"I don't understand how that's not the lead story in the news... It's really crazy to me it's not captivating people more. That should be the main news today."pic.twitter.com/qVMIdO6fCs

— Joe Rogan Podcast News (@joeroganhq) January 26, 2026

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It seems obvious at this point that humanity is not alone in the universe. @AgeofDisclosure and @DisclosureDay are opening the eyes of the masses. pic.twitter.com/nnXIiK5fcq

— Bill Maher (@billmaher) January 26, 2026

Bill Maher’s guest says we have retrieved alien aircraft—and BODIES were found inside.

DAN FARAH: “We are in a race with adversarial nations… to crack this technology.”

BILL MAHER: “What technology?”

DAN FARAH: “UAP technology.”

BILL MAHER: “You mean reverse engineering… pic.twitter.com/SC4UcyirRX

— Vigilant Fox 🦊 (@VigilantFox) January 26, 2026

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Show me a body.

Given the current circumstances/laws/top secret classifications, whoever does "show you a body," what you're really asking them to do is potentially spend the rest of their life behind bars, if not be outright murdered in the process, for your satisfaction.

Outside of making that sacrifice, these people are doing everything they can, up against the keepers of the greatest secret humanity has ever known, who currently operate in cold blood with a complete lack of oversight or consequences.

Now, would the person who definitively proved to the world that we're not alone likely ultimately be pardoned? Probably so. Would you be willing to take that risk/bet, though?

Point is, it's easy for you to demand proof when you don't have to consider the consequences of what revealing that proof would mean for actual human beings with lives and families. Still, hopefully, someday someone is brave enough to make that sacrifice, and if they do they'll be an American hero.

In less than two weeks, we're going back to the moon for the first time in over 53 years.

I hope to refer back to this post as a part of the ongoing Disclosure.

AJ is thorough, honest, trustworthy.

This type of person is a useful lens, and one of many reasons YouTube is now television.

As with Edgar Mitchell, abstractly, arguments from authority CAN be useful.

And what do we so often encounter with them? The spiritual, the metaphysical, or - as in the video above of Alberino, the "hyper-dimensional" … one physical universe, yet we humans have blurred, stunted vision.

Watched that episode this morning. Interesting for sure

Fascinating episode. Hope he brings him back.

Akin is a meticulous researcher, and though I have some disagreements with him ….. overall, he's excellent, especially at detailing how aliens are quite compatible with the Christian faith, very much including our shared Catholicism (my disdain for the "Lavendar mafia," an actual name they use, is boundless)

Here, he discusses the Kelly-Hopkinsville UFO Encounter, which is very well attested to.

https://sqpn.com/2026/02/kentucky-goblins-kelly-hopkinsville-ufo-encounter/

A really funny line from this interview, he tells Tucker, "I don't do anything on the Bushes, the Clintons or the Mossad,"

I've come around to some of Alberino's frameworks, and appreciate that he is familiar with the abduction literature and research, which begins in the 1950s, much of it quite rigorous.

One essential point is demon - ic, meaning ancient Near East people considered "demons" to be a rather narrow and specific thing. We have to consider such contexts. Collins Elite types (Elizando says they exist and are organized, even if that name is ridiculous) miss this distinction: the nefarious and harmful and parasitic (to borrow from the excellent Jerry Marzinsky) are demonic, but not necessarily "demons."

Like us hominids, some creations are faithful and some are fallen.

Here is Alberino recently on YouTube:

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With respect to gray aliens, I do believe they are 'demonic' in the sense that they are nefarious and deceptive; however, I do not believe they are 'demons' in the strict biblical sense. Within the cosmological worldview of the ancient Hebrews, demons are understood to be the disembodied spirits of dead giantsthe Nephilim, as attested in Second Temple literature. These are ravenous, feral, unclean spirits that seek embodiment through the possession of human hosts. In the New Testament, demon possession is not subtle: the afflicted are violently maniacalfoaming at the mouth, throwing themselves into fire, screaming, blaspheming, and collapsing into epileptic convulsions.

In contrast to the chaotic behavior associated with demon possession, gray aliens are dispassionate, calm, and composed, operating like emotionless automatons within a meticulously organized and highly methodical abduction program. Some researchers have suggested that gray aliens are merely "meat suits" for demons, but their behavior contradicts this theory. In the body of competent abduction research (Mack, Hopkins, Turner, Jacobs, et al.), there are virtually no documented cases in which gray aliens exhibit behavior consistent with demon possession. My own interactions with abductees regularly confirm this pattern, aligning closely with the findings of the researchers cited above.

One of the main reasons so many Christians confidently classify gray aliens as demons is their uncritical acceptance of the idea that they automatically flee when rebuked in the name of Jesus. Well-meaning Christian researchers, including Joe Jordan, Guy Malone, and Gary Bates (producer of Alien Intrusion), have popularize this misconception. The supposed "evidence" is misleading at best: it cherry-picks successes, ignores the many failures of the invocative formula, and completely overlooks the influence of screen memories. Abductees typically only remember the beginning and end of an abduction episode, which their minds reconstruct as a seamless experience. In other words, they recall being lifted from their bed at the onset of an abduction, rebuking the aliens in the name of Jesus, and then being promptly returned to their pillow. In reality, they were transported onto an alien vessel, subjected to the routine procedures of the breeding program, and returned to their beds with screen memories implanted to obstruct any conscious recollection of the intervening events.

While there may indeed be isolated cases in which gray aliens retreated when the name of Jesus was invoked, these instances are the exception, not the rule. The vast majority of abductees who contact me are sincere Christians (including pastors) who have exhausted every means at their disposal in an effort to stop the abductions. To insistdogmatically and without regard for the factsthat aliens are demons who flee at the name of Jesus is intellectually irresponsible, pastorally reckless, and spiritually injurious to Christian abductees.

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