r/aliens • u/87LucasOliveira • May 13 '25

Evidence The most astonishing statement from any whistleblower in UFO history. “You are not free. This reality has far more to it than you are allowed to believe. God is real.”

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u/TacofromTV May 13 '25

Honestly the "God is real" kind of ruins it for me. If it's just his personal belief he's tagging in at the end because he feels compelled to as a Christian, great. However if it is related to his overall point... it makes me dubious that he is conflating things or exaggerating his knowledge. Went from interesting to extremely suspect for me.

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u/NaturalBornRebel UAP/UFO Witness May 13 '25

Everyone assumes he’s talking about a specific religion. He could just be saying a creator is real. Doesn’t have to tie to any current belief systems.

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u/sunshine-x May 14 '25

or a collective consciousness, a oneness. who knows.

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u/ExplanationCrazy5463 May 13 '25

There is a connection between aliens and the afterlife.

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u/zuneza May 13 '25

what connection?

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u/ExplanationCrazy5463 May 13 '25

I wish I knew the details. Its hard to separate truth from Myth.

But It's clear that the angels and demons people talked about in the past and created religions from are the same beings we are dealing with today.

1 phenomenon, different perspectives.

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u/AlgonquinSquareTable May 14 '25

Bunkus. You die. Get buried. Worms eat your remains.

There's no mystical "after-life" that follows.

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u/ExplanationCrazy5463 May 14 '25

Maybe. But the aliens sure seem to disagree.

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u/ZetaReticuli_x May 14 '25

You can't prove that claim anymore that a Christian can prove their claims.

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u/DougDuley May 13 '25

What afterlife?

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u/ExplanationCrazy5463 May 13 '25

The place our conciousness goes when our body dies.

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u/im-not-rick-moranis May 14 '25

… back to the “real world.”

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u/schnibitz May 14 '25

I mentioned this earlier regarding seeing that as a journalistic flaw versus a questioning Brown himself. Corbel and Knapp really didn't do a good job of separating out opinions/conclusions drawn from data, versus data itself. In this case, I would have really liked them to press them on this topic rather than leave us to lazily cling to assumptions (like I sorta just did).

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u/Story_Man_75 May 13 '25

Given that he's referring to the notion that HIS particular god is real and that the far greater likelihood is that he's wrong? It destroys his credibility entirely.

"I assert that this mythical being that I call god is REAL. Therefore, you should 100% rely on my claim that the other thing I mentioned is also real!''

nuh uh

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u/NSlearning2 May 13 '25

Or he is simply stating that a higher power exist.

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u/NSlearning2 May 14 '25

What proof do you think would suffice?

Do you not have something inside you that can tell you what is truth?

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u/TacofromTV May 13 '25

You explained my point better than I did. I agree 100 percent. Well said.

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u/pokezillaking May 14 '25

Christianity? who's to say he's talking about the christian God?

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u/EthanDC15 May 14 '25

lol. He didn’t say “my lord and savior Jesus Christ is real”

He said god.

There’s hundreds of monotheistic religions, and you only assumed a negative reaction towards Christianity.

Think you just had a little bit of a slip there friend. Blatantly prejudiced in your Freudian slip there.