There is one dominant concept within the realm of UFology, which describes a specific type of extraterrestrial being.

They are often depicted as small, hairless, humanoid creatures with large heads, almond-shaped eyes, and gray-colored skin.

This depiction gained prominence in the latter half of the 20th century through various

accounts of alleged alien encounters and abductions.

The concept of the greys has been popularized in a plethora of books, movies, television

shows, and other media contributing to its widespread recognition in popular culture.

While most believe that these extraterrestrial beings are purely speculative, there remains one undeniable fact.

Virtually all the testimonies from people who claim to have encountered these creatures have

striking similarities.

What are these creatures called?

The Graves.

All right.

Here we are.

This is episode seven now. a little alien, UFO, extraterrestrial.

You're kind of going to lead the way on this one, Jeremiah. You've done some study on this.

Yeah, queuing the X-Files theme. Yeah, it's very interesting.

This would be one example of just the normalization of something that used to be considered the fringe.

Just 20 to 30 years ago, it seemed to be that the conversation regarding UFO's alien

calendars were referred to nerds in their basement and maybe fans of the X-Files.

It was very much considered fringe. There's many reasons for that, including a lot of governmental

operations to try and gaslight people who believe authentically in UFOs and to make them seem like crazy people.

There is actually governmental sciops that had to do with that.

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