Over the past several months, in fact, over the past several years, has been a conversation around whether or not aliens are real, whether or not they will come soon with many podcasters, members of Congress, and even the president himself hinting at disclosure.

There's another conspiracy outside of aliens called predictive programming.

People believe that the U.S. government intentionally

produces works of fiction to prepare people's minds for potentialities. That is, a movie will come

out talking about a certain idea, and then a year later, that thing will happen, and people

will have a general perception around it.

Let me explain why this theory exists.

Before we get into the movie Disclosure Day and how people believe it's a weird coincidence,

there's an old story that when the conquistadors or maybe the, I guess Christopher Columbus,

not the conquistadors were coming to the new world.

Their boats on the horizon coming toward the Bahamas is where Columbus first landed.

The natives on that island could not see the ships.

They couldn't see them.

But there was an old man, an elder of the natives on the island sitting on the beach and he looks up and he noticed something.

The waves were acting strangely.

They weren't looking like they normally do.

You know, waves bounce off islands, right?

And many of these cultures could track this.

He looks straight down the line and he sees something.

Doesn't know what it is, but there's something there. He tells the other younger members of the tribes, do you see this? And they say, I don't know what you're pointing at. That thing right there.

I have no idea what you're pointing at. It was only after he sat them down and showed them that they finally went wait whoa there's something

there they could not fathom a a caraville a large wooden ship and that is the idea of predictive

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