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Considering Consternations on UAPS: Part 2/3

 Published just two days ago, July 2, 2023 at 4:15pm, Walla! Tech's "Aliens are helping Western governments develop spacecraft, expert claims" on The Jerusalem Post recaps Paul Ascough's claim that a batch of aliens arrived on Earth in the 40s, during WWII, and have since then been cahooting in cahoot with Western governments. 

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"According to Ascough, this partnership has given rise to significant breakthroughs, such as fiber optics, microchips, synthetic fiber kevlar, stealth technology, and even the creation of our own flying saucers," writes Walla! Tech. They are referring to another article, published on The Daily Star on June 3, 2023, where Ascough's theories are illuminated. He determines that those with crucial information on this collab between aliens and Western governments are being silenced either through good-willed accord or intimidation by real-life Men in Black. Art imitating life imitating art imitating life...

Paul Ascough made an appearance last year on Simon Bow's podcast, The Alien UFO Podcast, linked here should you be interested, promoting his book, "UFOs--The Real Story".        

Of course, the real-life Men in Black theory makes perfect sense if you think about it long enough and maybe pour yourself a drink or five. Obviously, if this theory is based on reality there is bound to be some sort of system to protect the secret one way or another. However, the best and most effective method -- in my humblest of opinions -- is to create an aura of disbelief and ridicule surrounding any conversations that relate to extraterrestrial interactions with inhabitants of Earth. And there is significant difference between UFO sightings, and even alleged alien abductions, and claiming that governments are not only aware of extraterrestrial individuals but also working with them. 

This brings me somewhat seamlessly back to my original thesis from
Part I
, the destigmatization of this topic may be the solution -- but it's crucial to consider that this stigma is actually a blessing in disguise, protecting us from more barbaric means of containing classified information that sometimes leaks to civilians. 

Stay tuned for the last installment of this trilogy, coming out tomorrow, July 5, 2023, 10:00am PST, in which we'll ponder another submarine story - but not the one you might think. 

Thanks for reading, mom. 

Part 1/3 --> HERE

Part 3/3 --> HERE

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