Why then wouldn’t they go to the next step?īut then, you think that there is no tangible evidence to support the AAF theory (except for testimony from unverifiable insider sources, given to one famous new age consciousness researcher) and your own guess work based on experience of what you think you already know. The government likes to throw a false flag operation into the mix to sway opinion. AFF is one of those strange situations, despite it being utterly improbable, unrealistic and borderline psychotic, part of you still believes it on some level. This is then proceeded by the main course, UFOs or ARVs presumably attack people, cities and towns, killing innocent women and children. As the plan progressed the ARVs and psychotronic weapons (apparently) along with fake ‘Gray Aliens’ (men in rubber suits?) abduct people through bedroom walls and place implant devices under the skin. UFOs which are really ‘Alien Replication Vehicles’ or ‘ARVs’ were said to have been used to attack cattle and various other livestock and then draw pretty patterns in the English summer crops. ‘Shock and awe’ tactic could be called into question, why then do you need to drip feed the public through the mainstream? Why not just attack and have the required effect?

The end game is to reach fever pitch in which an ‘Alien False Flag’ operation is then deployed on an unwitting public. The most profound argument is to create a culture of fear surrounding these potential and alleged extraterrestrials who supposedly ride in UFOs. Whilst I personally wouldn’t dare to question the data or the witnesses who gave testimony of their own experiences with regards to military operations over the last 70 years, I would like to question the motives of why any government would do such a thing. “A deceitful military operation performed to convince the targets of the operation that they have had an encounter with extraterrestrial beings, though it is actually a staged ploy” Then there is the big claim of ‘MILABS’, Alien abductions are really done on humans by humans. Maybe the use of Aliens as the big threat in films etc, as it simply makes for good entertainment? But then, maybe not? Bare in mind that films often require a bad guy or group as the antagonist, Aliens are used in this way to represent the unknown and the fear of induced danger. AFF requires the use of the Alien ‘threat’ concept, arguably promoted through films, tv, books and mainstream media. To break it down, the AAF requires certain boundaries in which to operate. How do we know if there is a genuine threat or not? Can we trust the government (with a history of lying) to give us the truth on a threat scenario?Are we assuming TTSA are active CIA conduits or do we have any direct evidence? The question is how do we tell what is true and what is not? How do we know this is real and not a psy-op performed on unwitting Ufologists, used to destroy the credibility of UFO research in the mainstream. Some may argue it is an unverifiable conspiracy theory, some may not. The source being UFO experts that believe TTSA and AATIP are working a secret government agenda, promoting a UFO threat and a precursor to a fake invasion. But here we are debating it in 2019 after its recent rise to popularity. Secondly, that any patriotic American official would even consider this. Firstly, that such a horrific, nefarious conspiracy (if possible) would even be feasible. On the surface, and to the normal everyday person, this would seem detrimentally psychotic. government is promoting a UFO ‘threat’ and will eventually hoax an alien attack against humanity wiping out billions with the reversed engineered extraterrestrial spacecraft at Area 51/S4. These started around the mid 1990s and even have traction to this very day. This is an old conspiracy that has come from a respected researcher who has been given ‘insider intel’ from unverifiable sources that supposedly worked inside deeply classified special access projects.

Additionally, this links into one of the more bizarre Ufology conspiracies, that of an ‘Alien False Flag’ (AFF) invasion claim. The old ‘threat’ argument has raised its ugly head, with people refusing to have the conversation (mainly amongst the new age consciousness groups). Claims of a UFO shooting down a helicopter have caused confusion and outrage, despite not yet being examined or confirmed. Tom Delonge’s recent statements regarding episode 6 of Unidentified have caused a stir. The great divide has once again reached down into Ufology.

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