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So I think that what has transpired in the last five to six years roughly relating to UFOs and UAPs is not so much disclosure of aliens as it is a continuation of business as usual.

It's also the continuation of a growing and expansive mythology.

Rather than government and media coverups, misdirection, disinfo, infiltration of UFO groups, etc.

There's now an active campaign to sort of reverse course on all of this at least perceptually while continuing to head in the same direction.

And I think those alien corpses in Mexico that Clyde talked about last week and he did a really great show on that.

I haven't touched that on my show The Secret Teachings yet.

So those alien corpses, quote unquote, are really great example of what I'm talking about.

When they were first unveiled to the Mexican Congress earlier this month, the immediate reaction was a matter of extreme polarizing belief.

Do you think those are aliens? People say. And I respond and say, I think that's a loaded question fallacy. I don't know how to answer that.

Well, do you think they're real or fake?

Okay, but what is real and what is fake? The bodies are real in the sense they exist. But are they alien? That's really the question you're getting at.

But what is alien and do you believe they are alien? I mean, the journalist who presented these alien bodies in Mexico has also been associated with other seemingly fabricated stories, right?

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