Men in Black: Are They Really The Good Guys? - Mysterious Universe

Nick Redfern presents his work and thoughts on a rather disturbing subject--why the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, and possibly other UFO-related government programs, lost funding and/or were terminated through the influence of powerful military and political people driven by religious ideology. Worse yet, there are indications of other programs that thoughtful people believe actually worked with "non-human entities," fostering unspeakable acts in the process and potentially opening humanity up to devastating--and Ultimate?--danger. Nick's first contribution deals with the "toxic" effects that too deep an immersion into ufology can have upon individuals. Nick entertains the notion that the Men in Black phenomenon might somehow be a warning to some of these people. And Nick wonders if there might not be something more insidious, larger, and frightening operating here. In More On The Deadly Dangers of UFOs, Part 1 Nick begins the story told by Ray Boeche, a story that could make one examine the very fundamentals of their belief in the field. Nick's Final Events and the Secret Government Group on Demonic UFOs and the Afterlife, published by Anomalist Books, examines this disturbing possibility more exhaustively. But Part 1 and More on the Deadly Dangers of UFOs, Part 2 make for eye-opening, gripping reading, even if one discounts the presence of demonic forces active in ufology. And in the podcast Nick Redfern: UFOs, Government Insiders, and Satanic Influences Nick elaborates further upon this story, demonstrating nuances within it. (WM)

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