It’s all been kicking off before the event has even begun.

“I refer to it as sculpting with light.”

Charles McNeal, who is allegedly a former US Air Force intelligence insider, asserts that he was once recruited into a secretive unit responsible for maintaining a 70-year truce between the U.S. government and an alien civilization. He claims that this truce is about to collapse, which, according to him, will trigger a series of “dramatic events.” These events supposedly include a global conflict and a “staged alien invasion” using “reverse-engineered UFO technology.” McNeal also alleges that for decades, there has been a deliberate effort to ease humanity into accepting the reality of extraterrestrial life through films, books, and television shows about alien invasions and science-fiction scenarios. “This is known as the Public Acclimation Program,” McNeal explained. “For decades, you’ve been spoon-fed fictionalized versions of the truth through TV, movies, and books.” He has even provided a description of the different alien races he claims will invade Earth. “Type A-C have a grey or greyish pigmentation that can come off a bit chalky sometimes. They have four fingers with little suction cups on the ends of each finger and some have webbing in between their fingers and toes. Type D have a brownish pigmentation and five fingers and five toes,” he said. McNeal claims this species began as fully biological beings but encountered a force they now worship, known as “The Keeper.” Over thousands of years, they started integrating technology into their bodies. “This species started off fully biological until they ventured out into the cosmos and came into contact with what they now answer to, something called ‘The Keeper’. They now worship technology and started to incorporate mechanics into their biological makeup thousands of years ago.” While these claims are certainly intriguing, it would be wise to approach them with considerable skepticism. The post USAF ‘Whistleblower’ Claims Staged Alien Invasion is Imminent appeared first on Anomalien.com.

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