And so thus the alien mythos, the alien story that they are pushing, fits perfectly into

the narrative that they want for a technocratic global governance.

And this is not surprising.

Many of the people who said they wanted a, quote, Luciferian global government, as H. hg well says in his book god the invisible

king said they would have to create a new religious myth a new story for western civilization that

doesn't just have man's redemption and salvation but this kind of evolving into godhood status where we

have to.

In 1960, they were already studying the social engineering impact that a new mythos, a new alien myth, a new alien story would have to destroy the existing belief systems.

Why would they want to do that?

Well, from the advantage point of the elite, this would include people like Arthur C. Clark and the people at Brookings and others,

they actually believe that all religions are just concocted, made up, synthesized myths.

So Christianity, they would say, is just some in this system cycle of incarnation of the various older religious traditions.

It's another version of the Osiris myth.

It's another version of Egyptian mythology or whatever, raw.

Or some other ancient myth, it's in kill, it's Aynchi, all this kind of Mesopotamian

stuff, some Aryan stuff. So they see the ancient religions as really just recycled stories. They're

only better insofar as they match up to the agenda of the technocratic elites that want to steer

society into the direction of a technocratic agenda.

And so thus the alien mythos, the alien story that they are pushing, fits perfectly into the

narrative that they want for a technocratic global governance. And this is not surprising. I mean,

many of the people who said they wanted a, quote, Luciferian global government, as H.G. Wells says in his book, many of the people who said they wanted a quote, Luciferian global government, as

H.G. Wells says in his book, God, the invisible king, said they would have to create a new religious

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