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I've just watched the Steven Spielberg film Disclosure Day, which came out in England this afternoon, and I said beforehand it would be a scop, and my goodness me, that's what it turned out to be. I said in the, um, the last few days of 2025 that 2026 would be the year of the alien. Uh, why? Because I started to see that Steven Spielberg was putting out this movie, uh, Disclosure Day, and it would fit perfectly with what we've been seeing, uh, for the last few years now, which is a gradual, if you like, authority acceptance of EUOS, UAPs, and alien life as a possibility.
Now, I remember back in the 1990s, when I was traveling around America, that the authority dismissal of the whole idea was constant. Everything from weather balloons to, "Oh, you're talking about little green men." Uh, no, I'm actually not. I'm talking about a non-human force operating ultimately from another dimension that is manipulating and controlling, as in, as indeed, uh, created the simulated reality that we think is real. And that dismissal went on and on.
And then suddenly, the rhetoric changed. And just within literally weeks of saying that 2026 would be the year of the alien because of the Spielberg film, because they were going to hook it to that for sure, you had the Trump regime and the Pentagon announcing they were going to release more and more footage of what we used to call EUOS and, uh, the possible, uh, existence of alien life.
And so, what you can do when you are seeking to manipulate the population with a fake story about, um, alien, uh, activity is you can either make them terrified of the aliens coming, or you can go, go another way and make people sympathetic, empathetic, uh, and accepting of a benevolent non-human force. And what Spielberg has done is go the second way. So, what you see in Disclosure Day is a very sympathetic, uh, portrayal of non-human activity, uh, and a very, um, empathetic kind of, uh, portrayal. And indeed, the word empathy comes up in relation to these, uh, this non-human, uh, race that is, um, again, portrayed in the film. It's like the aliens have empathy and they're telling humans they don't have empathy, and it, they need to have empathy, or, or that the world will go the way it's going. And that is an absolute inversion of the situation.
Now, I'm not saying that there are, there's not other life out there. I have no doubt there is that is benevolent. But the manipulators of human society, human reality, human perception of reality are not benevolent. Uh, they are anything but. They are empathy deleted. So, you can see the inversion in the film where the, the aliens are empathetic as opposed to humans who are not. And so, we are seeing the perceptual preparation of people for the acceptance of non-human life in the film's portrayal, an empathetic, sympathetic portrayal, but in other ways, they will use fear as a weapon against humanity too.
So, the fact that we are having these disclosures, this disclosure footage of, "Oh, what's this? Um, we can't explain it," and the Spielberg film out at the same time is clearly and obviously no accident. And, uh, what is going to happen is this, this movie will, um, will trigger a lot of interest, a lot of discussion and debate about the alien presence, exactly as it's meant to do. And it will be all of it, including the government disclosure, it will be a misdirection. This film certainly is a misdirection of what's actually happening.
And what is that? But we have a reality that we think is real. We think is solid and physical when actually it's not. And more and more scientists are beginning to grasp that fact, not least through quantum physics, but also, um, through the increasing realization that this reality is some kind of simulation. And it is. And it's being created to enslave us by enslaving our perception. Everything is control of perception because from perception comes behavior. And where does perception come from? It comes from information received. And this is what censorship is all about. This is what, uh, directing the, the narrative is all about. It's about manipulating perception to see reality, self, the world in the way that this force wants us to see it. And, uh, so this is a very significant addition to that with this, uh, Spielberg movie. And it's no surprise to me whatsoever that it's a complete misdirection of the truth.
It's also, watching it, a very cheesy story, a very not credible story, and, uh, involves, uh, the sudden release of fantastic numbers of, uh, videos that have been hacked by, um, people who want to get the message out and, and then it's put out right across the networks. Um, I don't think somehow, I feel it in my water that that would, uh, happen, but that's, uh, my immediate, um, reaction to the Disclosure Day movie. It's a scop. It's a misdirection and it's being put out there in conjunction with these disclosure footage releases by the Trump regime. And together, they are meant to misdirect you from what's really going on, which is, yes, there is a non-human force and it's been manipulating human society all along by creating a fake reality that has become known as the matrix, the simulation. And, uh, that is what they don't want you to know.