Hype
a threat that appears to endanger the whole planet.
James
Corbett has a good report on this:
Alexander
Dugin also mentions such a scenario in his book Ethnos and Society:
This global state is
thought of as minimally a state, and that only in the face of a figure that
could be put outside of the limits of humanity, since the nation state has a
purpose only in the face of another nation state. For now, there are claimants to this role
only in fantasy novels and films about “aliens” who play the role of the
“other” for a humanity that has become global.
In some fantastic scenarios, the role of the “other” is played by an
internal enemy: for instance, “robots,” “machines,” or “computers” that have
escaped control and even cyborgs and mutants.
Functionally, they replace the protesting classes of industrial
political systems (London, Arktos, 2018, p. 221).
The
conditioning of the public for an alien invasion/threat has ramped up
recently. NASA, for instance, made a
very open announcement that it wanted to hire a ‘planetary protection officer’:
But
the concerns at NASA's headquarters are, quite literally, extraterrestrial —
which is why the space agency now has a job
opening for "planetary protection officer."
The
gig? Help defend Earth from alien contamination, and help Earth avoid
contaminating alien worlds it's trying to explore.
. . .
The position was created
after the US ratified the Outer Space Treaty of 1967, specifically to support Article
IX of the document:
"States Parties to
the Treaty shall pursue studies of outer space, including the moon and other
celestial bodies, and conduct exploration of them so as to avoid their harmful
contamination and also adverse changes in the environment of the Earth
resulting from the introduction of extraterrestrial matter and, where
necessary, shall adopt appropriate measures for this purpose."
Source: Dave Mosher, https://www.businessinsider.com/nasa-planetary-protection-officer-job-opening-2017-7
Russian
scientists are making similar claims of the need for protection against ‘space
bacteria’:
As
always, Hollywood, with its close connections to the military-industrial
complex/Deep State (https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-08-04/heres-410-movies-made-under-direct-influence-and-supervision-department-defense),
has been doing the most to imprint the alien invasion meme in everyone’s
mind. An episode from the original MacGyver series (‘Kill Zone’) is eerily
similar to the two previous stories:
When
a satellite carrying a genetic experiment crashes to earth MacGyver is sent in
to recover it. When he arrives he discovers that the experiment mutated in
space and now ages animals at a vast rate. It is taken back to the lab but the
scientist in charge doesn't want to destroy it.
Another
TV ensample involving Richard Dean Anderson was the creation of Homeworld
Security in the Stargate series:
The
most well-known movie in this regard of late is probably Will Smith’s Independence Day, in which July 4th
takes on a global significance as the day on which Earth wins her independence
from the invading aliens:
The
list of all the Hollywood alien invasion movies would go on for quite a while;
there’s more to that than just a desire to ‘meet consumer demand’.
We
may indeed see some strange things in the years to come, but it is only to
advance the cause of the devil and his Antichrist, to lead people further away
from the Truth found in the Orthodox Church.
Father Seraphim Rose writes at the end of the chapter on UFOs in Orthodoxy and the Religion of the Future,
In a different place
Bishop Ignatius Brianchaninov recorded with awe and foreboding the vision of a
simple Russian blacksmith in a village near Petersburg at the dawn of our
present age of unbelief and revolution (1817).
In the middle of the day he suddenly saw a multitude of demons in human
form, sitting in the branches of the forest trees, in strange garments and
pointed caps, and singing, to the accompaniment of unbelievably weird musical
instruments, an eerie and frightful song:
“Our years have come, our will be done!”
(5th ed., Platina, Cal., Saint Herman of Alaska Brotherhood,
2013, p. 113)
These
are the years we live in (or very close to them, at any rate). Demonic power is strong. Do not trust much of what you see and hear
from the news media. There is a story
from the Life of St Martin of Tours
(+397) by Sulpitius Severus (Chapter XVIII) that warns against it:
IN the meanwhile, as
a sudden report had troubled the city as to the movement and inroad of the
barbarians, Martin orders a possessed person to be set before him, and
commanded him to declare whether this message was true or not. Then he
confessed that there were sixteen demons who had spread this report among the
people, in order that by the fear thus excited, Martin might have to flee from
the city, but that, in fact, nothing was less in the minds of the barbarians
than to make any inroad. When the unclean spirit thus acknowledged these things
in the midst of the church, the city was set free from the fear and tumult
which had at the time been felt.
Beware
the news. Beware the TV. Beware your eyes and other senses.
--
Holy
Ælfred the Great, King of England, South Patron, pray for us sinners at the Souð, unworthy though we are!
Anathema
to the Union!
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