The Secret UN-UFO Meeting

Hints at disclosure, increasing numbers of UFO reports making the media globally, recent openings (and subsequent closing in some cases) of government files on UFO research, i.e. France, Britain and Brazil. It's all adding up to something but what?

The recent emergence of a shady story about an even shadier, alleged meeting at the UN regarding the disclosure of the modern UFO phenomenon to the general public has UFO pros and amateurs alike scratching their heads. The UFO biggies are throwing the UN-story hot potato back and forth and in the meantime the general public remains, for the most part, in the dark. Those with an amateur interest in the topic are at best confused and at worst disgruntled.

So what's really going on? We suppose that a decades long cover-up would have to be released in a piece-meal, dribs and drabs, manner. After all, when you've laughed at every UFO story since you were a kid, you'd first have to see one that made you think: "Oh, maybe there's something to this?". Then you'd have to see one that made you think: "Wow this could be real!". Then you'd have to be given time to mull it over in your head while you're brushing your teeth. What does it mean to me if an advanced civilization from somewhere else is here?

• "Am I gonna lose my job?"
• "What's the minister going to say at church?"
• "Am I going to have to get rid of my car?"
• "Maybe I'll get free stuff?"

The all-out, jaw dropping shock that might come from an instantaneous disclosure of UFO truth, say in an address to the nation by our president, might well send the average human ranting into the streets, beating her chest: "I won't live under alien control!" The idea has to be injected slowly into the human psyche. After all, we've never been second before. What we do know is what happened to primitive civilizations when met with "higher" ones; most often, they collapsed.

If you feel you must question the story of the secret UN meeting, and you must, you have to ask yourself what is the motivation of the parties involved in disclosing such a story? Well, the number one answer must be greed. The editors at UFO digest might well drive their traffic up for an extended period of time thus increasing ad revenue and perhaps turn their little website into a hot market item for some wealthy Internet entrepreneur looking to acquire. After which, they would all retire in obscurity, not caring that the whole world saw them as the fools who made up the UN story.

From what we've seen, most of the people involved in the topic of UFOs aren't rich. They seem to be committed, sometimes obsessed, with a genuine curiosity in the topic. At best they can hope to pawn a book or two, maybe a movie script, but Donald Trump types don't generally run in the UFO circles. The UFO guy is more likely to be on the fringes of popular culture if not a downright outcast.

Disinformation? Yes, this could be a serious attempt at discrediting a bunch of people, but there's just too many of 'em. UFO researchers crawl like cockroaches all over the Internet, message boards are infested with amateur buffs and yes even we here at The Apocalypse Times are among the rats infesting the sewers of modern inquisitive thinking on "fringe" topics. For any major UFO figure ruined there are ten to take his place.

If the UN-UFO story is true, hold onto your tin foil hats because you are living in a time unparalleled in human history. It's not going to be easy. You may have to throw out everything you have ever learned is true. We've spoken often that the Apocalypse Times are not about the end but about the unveiling. THIS COULD BE THE BIG ONE!


Links:

• France to publish UFO archive online
• British MoD opens its files on UFO sightings to public
• On the Secret UN UFO Meetings
• Major UFO Breakthrough in Brazil