For those who don't know, Think Anomalous is a popular YouTube channel who covers many paranormal cases, especially many UFO related cases like abduction, crashes, sightings.
In his latest video, he discusses the ongoing disclosure movement and argues that it’s all a misinformation. According to him, the key figures in the movement have been placed in their positions by the government to spread the idea that the U.S. possesses crashed alien technology, when in reality no such crash ever happened at all.
He suggests that the goal of this psyop is to help pass the UAP Disclosure Act, which would allow the U.S. government to acquire or control advanced technology (whether foreign or civilian).
I was kind of surprised by his stance that aliens have never crashed on Earth, given the type of content he usually covers.
What do you guys think about this take?
by sash7
4 Comments
I don’t have time to watch rn but how would the UAPDA allow governments to take technology?
Aren’t they already able to do that to some extent?
Why would they shoot down the UAPDA whenever it attempts to pass then? His videos are good but this one watched like he has defence contractors best interests at heart. pretty long term plan for he USGOV to pull off as well, all amounting in a bill that dosen’t actually pass with the language he took issue with
Whatever this administration pushes forward as “UFO Disclosure” is 100% certain to be misinformation.
The *maybe* state of veracious information in this topic is stratified throughout its body. Aristotelian modes of thought are useless in quantum mechanic experiment data. ESP is a quantum leap. To conjure our exercise of discernment in topics like these is one of the many aims of the metaphysical carrot leading us by the nose. It’s not even in this issue alone that misinformation exists. That is why it is important to gather information instead of reaching conclusions. We’ll let someone else down the line that’s better equipped to sort out the Technic out of the Duplo. But that’s just me. 🤡