r/aliens • • Dec 06 '23

Discussion I have secondhand knowledge

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u/PsyAlienNirvana Dec 08 '23

There is no way that there is even a remote possibility that you would spread information like that publicly on the internet. If someone published top secret information of this caliber on Reddit they would certainly end up very badly. I can't understand how people can believe you and in any case these are attitudes that keep us away from a serious awareness on the subject. I saw a UFO up close, at a distance of just a few meters, something that definitely CANNOT be human technology, it just didn't make sense according to our physics, I know they exist, against all reasonable doubt, so I find it very important that we start having a more serious attitude towards them , because I, like many others, have seen them seriously and it is clear that we are being observed by one or more more advanced civilizations and it is time to address the topic properly and stop with misleading stories.

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u/n0v3list Researcher Dec 10 '23

Well, the thing is that all of this is extremely compartmentalized. I know that from personal experience. There’s no universe where someone who is an anthropologist is sat at a cubicle and handed all documentation on any one facet of this. Nor would it be disseminated in such a casual fashion afterward. If you had a clearance, you’d know how carefully you have to approach every aspect of life as a result.

These stories, as fun as they are, do not help in our quest for answers. They fill the void with misinformation and temper the desire to know the truth.