Why They Want You to Stop Fearing Aliens

Chris Bledsoe says the beings behind UFO encounters are benevolent, and that any warning about them is fear propaganda planted in advance. Ben Hansen, who has spent years interviewing abduction witnesses, says none of them describe it as Disneyland. This episode lines up those two claims against each other, against a whistleblower's testimony, and against scripture.

Chris Bledsoe tells his audience that a future "official narrative" will call these beings monsters, and he tells them to reject that narrative before it is ever released. The podcast host agrees on camera, calling any warning about the beings fear propaganda. A Kansas man named Phil describes years of contact with Sasquatch and says the beings told him directly that they are neither good nor evil. Scripture does not leave room for that category. Jesus said whoever is not with him is against him, and Ellen White wrote in 1888 that Satan would appear as a benefactor while working as a destroyer.

Dylan Borland, a former Air Force intelligence contractor, tells Sean Hannity that nobody actually knows the intent behind these beings. Ben Hansen, who has interviewed witnesses connected to the Travis Walton case and the Betty and Barney Hill family, says every abductee describes being taken against their will and subjected to tests, never anything favorable. Diana Pasulka, a scholar of religion who has studied this field for over a decade, says she is dealing with many intelligences, a combination of benevolent and hostile, with a documented history of deception. Genesis 6 records beings who wanted something from humanity long before this.

Both Borland and Hansen independently say something else is directing this phenomenon and controlling the timing of disclosure. Scripture already names a ruler of this world's current course, in John 12:31, 2 Corinthians 4:4, and Ephesians 6:12.

Chris Bledsoe describes a vision of six nuclear weapons in the air between Israel and Iran, and orbs filling the sky to intervene. He says the goal is to change the hearts and minds of the people, which is a religious goal, not a military one. Revelation 16:14 and The Great Controversy describe spirits of devils going forth to the kings of the earth at the exact moment of a world crisis.

Ben Hansen's grandfather, on his deathbed, told his son not to worry because we are not alone, and Sean Hannity applies Christ's words be not afraid to that reassurance. Jesus did say those words, but he also said his peace is not the world's peace, and he told his followers plainly that fearful sights in the heavens were coming. The answer to fear was never trusting the beings. It was knowing the One who told us, in writing, that this was coming.

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