THE COMING RECKONING WITH ADVANCED ALIEN LIFE

[Note by JW:  When Deuce first sent this in earlier in the week, I thought not only is this his Wildest by far, it’s just too off the wall to handle.  Then suddenly, what headlines do we see today – today, 4/17? Here are two.

Reuters (and numerous media outlets worldwide): Scientists Find Strongest Evidence Yet Of Life On An Alien Planet.

Fox News: UFO Footage Captured By US Navy Shows Mysterious Aircraft Launching From Sea.

Out of the blue, UFOs and alien life are big news.  How prescient can Deuce get?  Very impressive.  Enjoy his thoughts on the matter.]

Your author puzzled over the best way to lead this article in a way that would get everyone’s attention and be accurate to the material to be discussed—even if that material currently leaves many more questions than answers to those who look at it.

Put simply, the citizens of the United States and the other people of the world have a problem.  A big one; one might say, the most significant problem that we have ever faced.

That is the uncomfortable fact that, for a long time and most definitely, more so in recent years, a myriad of highly credible witnesses have been encountering non-human intelligent forms of life and vehicles that appear highly advanced and are not based on any materials or engineering the human race has ever made or discovered.

Furthermore, we have highly credible people who are telling us that the United States and other powers have been in contact with them and have been obtaining their biological matter and technology in what can only be described as an arms race.

If I have gotten everyone’s attention, for better or for worse, then I invite you to dive further in with me and reach your own conclusions at the end.

Let’s start by looking at this trailer for the recently premiered film “The Age of Disclosure,” which was premiered at the Southwest by Southwest Film Festival on March 9, 2025.

The film is directed by Dan Farah and features “interviews with thirty-four members of the U.S. government, military, and intelligence communities, exploring claims of a long-standing cover-up surrounding alien life.”

The individuals interviewed include Luiz Elizondo, who formerly headed up the U.S. government’s AATIP (Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program) and who has recently published his own book on his experiences titled “Imminent,” Congressman Tim Burchett (R- Tennessee), Defense Intelligence Agency official Jay Stratton, U.S. Navy Lieutenant Commander (Ret.) Alex Dietrich, and former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper.

This latter individual, if I had my way, would be given over to the aliens to be picked up for experiments, but even with his liabilities it says a lot when someone of his stature will speak on the record on this.

But it does not, as earlier stated, stop there.

Retired Navy Admiral Tim Gallaudet, who is a scientist and once the U.S. Navy’s senior undersea oceanographer, also is interviewed.

I first heard him on the Shawn Ryan Show (a great YouTube and podcast show that discusses many cutting edge subjects, to include this one), discussing the subject of unidentified vehicles and non-human life forms in a very matter of fact manner; not questioning whether they were an issue at all, but what sort of issue they were.

As stated, this is not the first production covering this subject, or the first time a collection of knowledgeable people have gone public with this information, but it may be the best one yet and the one that finally forces something in the corridors of the U.S. government’s intelligence agencies and in the halls of power to give way.

The subject of unidentified aerospace and, in some cases, terrestrial/sea based unknown vehicles possibly crewed by other-than-human beings has been a gigantic and sinister elephant in the room since before the Atomic Age began and is widely discussed on  numerous sites available on random web searches.

Having said this, if someone wants to make the case that all of these folks are lying or are somehow mistaken about this issue, to the point that this is a problem with weather balloons or misuse of tin foil into hats, then I suppose they can.

I don’t believe that this is reasonable, however.

Any of these folks, with their backgrounds and accomplishments, would be considered credible witnesses or jurors in any court trial.  Except for James Clapper, possibly.

All of this leaves us in a most uncomfortable, or highly comfortable, position, depending on how you read this.  Some questions need to be answered—and not because we are merely curious.

1. What are they?  I, for one, am not ready to call them “creatures from space.”  In only a few instances have they been observed traveling in space, or had anything to do with space. By all indications, Earth is uniquely suited for complex life, and there are no known “advanced” civilizations nearby us, let alone close enough to justify the difficulty of transiting interplanetary space just to anger our air traffic controllers.  They are much more often seen down here on Earth, and in the atmospheric envelope.  I have my own theory on what they may be, which I will save for the end along with my reasoning.

Not all of the vehicles, or “things,” are of a size and composition that one would expect to have a crew.  Although they have engaged in isolated harmful acts, they have not engaged terrestrial targets with weapons or military tactics in general.  That is fortunate because they are advanced enough that a shoot out with them probably wouldn’t end well for us.  Given their tendency to come and go inexplicably, they may be trans-dimensional beings.

2. What are their intentions?  They have been seen buzzing our aircraft and ships, and appearing on our sensors with no clear purpose.  They may have caused the inactivation of some of our nuclear devices, and may have some unusual interest in those.  Again, though, if they wanted to take them out or do some sort of pre-emptive strike on us, that would have probably happened and we would know it—and we probably couldn’t stop them.

During their encounters with other ships, planes, and people, there is no communication other than some reckless flying and possible abductions, which appear to be plainly hostile behavior.  But, there are not as many, or of the type that you would expect to have a military or intelligence purpose.  They do not E-Mail us, stop to talk to us, have a podcast, apply for a government grant, or have a political party other than the Democrat party, possibly.  They don’t sell music or twerk.  So far they have mainly sown confusion.  And mysteriously, if they are hostile, they may be counterintuitively dropping easter eggs of technology or biologics to either increase our knowledge or entice us to listen to them or seek contact with them.

3. Now what?  For now, within the realm of what has been publicly discussed, we have little to go on.  These life forms and their vehicles appear to desire little but to confound us and bother us when we are trying to hold a decent military exercise, or engage in what can be best described as criminal mischief or trespassing under the Texas Penal Code, and possibly thwarting FAA regulations.  It’s less about what they have done, and more about what they might do.  We don’t know what we don’t know.  But I did say I have my own theory.  Here goes.

As a Christian, I recognize the impact that an allegedly “alien” civilization’s reveal would have on the worldview, concept of the self and soul, and overall life’s meaning to the world’s people.

Without question, everyone would at least be curious regarding, and probably flock to see, these “aliens” and learn what they believe regarding these things, as viewed from their ostensibly higher plane; particularly since their technological superiority over us might oblige us to stay on their ”good side.”

It is exactly this scenario that Arthur C. Clarke explored in the novel “Childhood’s End,” in which the “aliens” turn out to be nothing less than the Christian Devil (Satan) and his minions.

I will not say categorically that this must be the influence behind the observed phenomena, because a reasonable person would point out correctly that I cannot know this based on the available evidence.

I will say, though, that this is a strong possibility and one we must watch for.

Luis Elizondo discussed a spiritual aspect to his own experiences with UAPs in Imminent and elsewhere, to include his engaging in what I consider to be the very dangerous practice of remote viewing.

What if their interest is not in our rockets, or computers, or ships, or cities, but in our very souls?

Why do they even care about us to begin with?

I would not trade the world’s fastest spaceship or the most powerful reactor for the say over my eternal fate.

I will further say that my God is greater than whatever these things are, and for that reason I am not worried.

Let us have great discernment in this time.

Much more of a reveal has to be coming, and the Devil really will be in the details.

Mark Deuce has had a life-long career in community law enforcement. He is the author of Deuces Wild for TTP.