Are aliens real? Do UFOs really exist? These questions, once relegated to the confines of conspiratorial enterprises, are now legitimately being pondered among some scientists, academics — and even in the halls of Congress. It’s an issue Dr. Hugh Ross, an astrophysicist and apologist, has long researched and explored.
“I became a UFO expert, but not on purpose,” he recently said. “I was an amateur astronomer before I became a professional astronomer.” Ross eventually found himself handling UFO reports at universities, exploring claims people made about aliens and unidentified phenomena. And he came to some fascinating conclusions.
“About 99% of what people would report to me as UFOs, I could explain as natural phenomena, a hoax, or secret government military activity,” Ross said. “But there’s a 1% residual that falls in a different category, and these would be UFO phenomena.”
As for the human reaction to these encounters, Ross also noted they are “never beneficial” and interactions are “always deleterious.” “The best you’re going to come away from with one of these encounters is recurring, terrifying nightmares,” he said. “Worst case scenario, you get killed.”
Reports of alien encounters also mirror what some have experienced during claims of demonic activity, he said. From going into trances to engaging in automatic writing, Ross believes the parallels between demonic possession and purported interactions with extraterrestrials cannot be ignored.
Listen to Ross explain the nature of these alien encounters and what he’s observed.
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Not physical, spiritual.
Not aliens, demons.
We can’t even be sure that what we call ‘demons’ are purely spiritual. In truth, there are few subjects we know LESS about than demons, and it could be arrogant presumption that they have no corporal form.
Wow! You guys don’t even realize that you would be burned at the stake, by our primitive ancestors, for being demonic if you pulled out your cell phone and started checking your text messages or social media. You guys have to grow up and realize that our ancestors could not comprehend what you take for granted in terms of technology. Demons are just super advanced technological beings. Those of us who still cling to these old school mentalities need to grow up. However, that will not happen because this world is so diverse in different levels of mentalities. That may never change, but there is hope. You can’t have these many people in one world and have everyone on the same level of thinking let alone emotional compassion and sympathy for their fellow man, let alone some entities from elsewhere in the universe. It is time for us to grow up and get out of the Religious, Demonic and Devil mentalities, that hold us back. Question is, How do you bring a whole world, of people, into the 21st, or 22nd, century all at once? Can it be done at all?
I’ve been telling people this for years. The government realized this back in the 50’s. They also realized that the more attention they gave the demonic, the more prevalent it became, which is why they switched to a strategy of denial and ridicule. However, now that Satanists have usurped the US government, I guess they want to increase and empower demonic activity.
I was around in the 1950s. I don’t believe the government ever stated anything like that. They just wouldn’t tell us anything. I clearly believe that they are from the spirit world and are demonic. I have all this time.
It is no coincidence that Anton Lavey, founder of the church of Satan, was a racial Jew.
Great Video, God Bless him. It is 100% a Spiritual Battle. Pray, Pray, Pray.
Aliens occupy the same office in the modern day that Faeries, Leprechaun and Jinn did in times past. “I know someone who’s brother saw this”
The devil and our demonic globalist will work together to put on the greatest laser lite show ever, meant to scare us into submi8to their authority
Not just “globalist”, that’s an ambiguous term. They’re by and large JEWISH.
It was put to me thusly:
Judaism is the Jewish belief non-Jewish lives have no sanctity.
Atheism is the Jewish belief there is no right and wrong.
Communism is the Jewish belief non-Jews have no property rights.
Globalism is the Jewish belief the planet is theirs.
Ross is lazy and dishonest.
Ross cherry-picks evidence from UFO cases and abduction reports in order to arrive at a predetermined conclusion. If you want to really dig into abduction cases or closer encounters of the third kind, there are many reports of aliens coming into homes to heal people.
It seems very odd to dismiss aliens and UFOs as something different than spirit phenomena when, by comparison, the evidence for demons is sparse and not backed up by cameras, radar and other technology.
Maybe it is time for a new investigation of demons. I would support that. I am eager to find out how many of them are flying around in space and under the sea in metal ships.
I hate to call Ross lazy and dishonest however, imo his stance doesn’t answer several questions I have.
1) how will the antichrist explain millions of people disappearing in the rapture without an alien intervention ?
2) how does the antichrist convince those left on earth post rapture to abandon their engrained beliefs systems without some type of tangible alien evidence?
3) If the powers to be weren’t in actual physical contact with some type of interstitial or interglacial being why are we being bombarded with desensitization to the idea of first contact or full disclosure?
Asking for a friend 😎
1) How does one use the term “anti-Christ” so wrongly? There is no “THE” anti-Christ. That which is “anti-Christ” is that which goes against the teachings of Jesus the Christ Messiah, and so every living Jew is “anti-Christ”. There are many “Christians” who are, in fact, “anti-Christ”, either knowingly or otherwise, as well. But specifically, when Christ was rebuking a group of people, the people he was generally rebuking (for following the “ways of the elders”, later written into the “Babylonian Talmud”) was the JEWS.
Christ says to the JEWS “You are NOT OF GOD.” Hmm. So, not even of his race. And certainly not of the supreme creator.
Christ says to the JEWS “You are NOT OF MY FLOCK.” Hmm. So those of you thinking Jesus is a Jew (despite heretical mis-translations)…sorry, no. And we can go over “The woman at the well” if you’d like.
Christ says to the JEWS “You are NOT OF ABRAHAM.” Hmm. There is no doubt whatsoever that Christ himself is of Abraham, his lineage is in the Bible. But Jesus himself makes it QUITE CLEAR that the JEWS ARE NOT OF ABRAHAM.
Christ says to the JEWS “You are OF YOUR FATHER THE DEVIL.” Wow. For the record, this isn’t Jesus “talking smack”. This is Jesus telling you exactly what was known from the time of Genesis, that the “Jews” are NOT of Adam and Eve, nor are they of SHEM (thus, Jews are not SEMITIC, there’s another big lie), nor are they of ABRAHAM. Thus, Jews are NOT OF ISRAEL and they are NOT HEBREWS.
They admit this themselves, btw.
So “THE” “anti-Christ”? It’s been here all along. It’s called Judaism. You’ve been fooled into thinking it your friend, however. And in doing so, have cursed us to toil ‘neath their yoke.
I have always believed the “aliens” were demons. I also believe that once a person becomes demon-infested, his/her personal demons introduce their thralls to their friends. The demons know each other, recognize each other, and take great delight in causing as much universal suffering as they can. That’s how the demons and the infested get together in packs to take institutions over and cause mass mayhem worldwide and things are speeding up because they know they are almost out of time. Any time one of the WEF-tards or UN leaders speaks I can’t look at their eyes because they’re so full of demons.
My report :
UFO Abduction Experience
http://ufoabductionexperience.blogspot.com/
-Rick
Aliens and UFO’s are total crap. The timing is proof enough unless you are gullible and liberal.
I would love to hear Ross’ take on the book, “The Day After Roswell”, written by United States Army Colonel Philip J. Corso. In the book he said he saw the alien bodies and that much of the technology we enjoy today is from reverse engineering remains of crashed vehicles. Corso worked in the pentagon and he also said their was competition for alien crash tech from the CIA, AirForce, Army, DARPA, etc. and finding out what the other agencies had. Very interesting book documenting first-hand knowledge of the alien vehicles.
I can reply simply by doing a little research and knowing a few things.
From Wikipedia…”In 1945, Corso arranged for the safe passage of 10,000 Jewish World War II refugees out of Rome to the British Mandate of Palestine.”
So, very little research into his background makes for pretty good odds this guy was an Israeli intelligence Jew in the US Military.
Have you ever heard of the “Kol Nidre”? It’s a prayer Jews say absolving themselves of all the lies they will tell to people in the coming year. You should beware reading books from people that say a prayer asking for forgiveness for lies they know they’re going to tell.
Head to Washington DC, you’ll find all the demons you can stand. The rest are on Soro’s payroll.