The time is coming to disclose the reality of ET life

Years ago while promoting my book The Terminal in Austin, Texas I met a man named Stan Romanek. Stan calmly introduced himself to me, and asked if I had a few moments to speak after the event. I decided that I did, and what he proceeded to tell me that afternoon was shocking. Stan claimed that since seeing a UFO years earlier, he was literally stalked by beings from another world. His entire life was dotted with strange experiences, ufo sightings, and evenings of being whisked away to, well somewhere other than Earth. Everywhere Stan went, it seemed strange objects followed. Several of Stan’s claims were extraordinary. One, that alien beings repaired a bad knee, and the other that alien beings downloaded advanced physics data into Stan’s brain.

Stan extended an invitation to come to his home in Colorado to see the phenomena for myself. I reluctantly said no, mainly out of fear. Whatever was chasing Stan, I didn’t want to chase me. Aside from following up with Stan a few more times by phone, he fell off my radar. The original idea was that I would write a book about Stan’s unique experiences, but when a Netflix affiliate decided to make a documentary about him, I felt a book was redundant.

Stan is one of millions that claim to have been abducted by aliens. They all tell similar stories. Late at night, powerful light floods their home, and usually about the time they see a strange being, their body goes limp and their memory grows fuzzy. Some have recalled their experiences with the aid of hypnotism while others choose to remain ignorant. Other abductees talk about missing time, seeing a bright object in the sky over the roadway only to come to hours later, not having moved an inch. Abductees tell stories of having fathered half human, half alien babies, and some claim to have been given intimate knowledge of the universe.

All of these claims have usually been relegated to made up, or fictional, or signs of deteriorating mental condition. However, rolled into the Covid-19 stimulus package that grants Americans $ 600.00 was a clause that requires the Pentagon to release all it’s UFO data to congress within ninety-days. Why was that included, and what do space aliens have to do with Covid? This comes over a year after the Pentagon acknowledged a special program that monitored Unidentified Aerial Phenomena, the new term to describe UFOs. Along with admitting the program existed, the Pentagon released a video, now dubbed the Tik Tak UFO.

In the video, air force fighter pilots encounter a UFO just below the surface of the ocean, with another smaller UFO hovering just above. The smaller UFO quickly gains altitude and speed, and is able to anticipate the flight route of the pilots, while also blocking their attempts to track it. The pilot, Airforce, and entire aircraft carrier were mystified by the experience. This came after months of UFO sightings in the area, far out over the open ocean. The Pentagon and Airforce both openly admitted that something is going on, but doubled down on the notion that they don’t know what it is.

Just last month, former Israli space chief and renowned professor Haim Eshed claimed that Israel and the US have been part of a galactic federation for years, and even then-president Donald Trump was aware of the presence of ET intelligences working with various countries. Throughout history several such rumors have boiled up from credible sources. The story of Valiant Thor, the subject of the book Stranger at the Pentagon, has gained popularity over the years. Supposedly, a visitor from outer space came to visit President Eisenhower in the late 1950s, and was actually given temporary residency at the Pentagon. The story alleges that Valiant Thor wanted to help mankind grow spiritually, and when he refused to offer America advanced weaponry, his pact with president Eisenhower was broken, and he returned home.

Years ago, former Lockheed Martin engineer Boyd Bushman (who at the time was nearing the end of his life) claimed to have seen alien vehicles during his career, while also displaying a variety of photos of supposed alien beings. Bushman was featured in a long YouTube video where he recants his story and shares the photos he collected over his career.

Perhaps the most infamous story coming from an aerospace engineer is that of Bob Lazar, who has seen a resurgence in popularity over the past few years, thanks to the documentary Area 51 and Flying Saucers, The Bob Lazar Story. Lazar claims that while working at Area 51 offsite Groom Lake, he was hired to reverse engineer the gravity drive of an alien spacecraft. Lazar began taking friends to watch the vehicles fly, and when he knew he had been caught, eventually spilled the story to local news. Lazar hoped that becoming well-known with the claim, he could avoid being killed by government officials, hoping his notoriety would protect him. What makes Lazar’s claims credible is that in the 1980s he discussed an element, known as element 115, as the power source for the ships. Years later element 115 was discovered, long after Lazar had claimed it existed.

Dr. Steven Greer has made a full time career out of communing with extraterrestrials. Greer has briefed top government officials on what he knows regarding the topic, while also founding CE5, a meditation practice that can supposedly connect a person’s consciousness with that of benevolent ETs. The process was the subject of a documentary Greer produced called Close Encounters of the Fifth Kind. Greer has produced a litany of photographs showing odd phenomena that occur during CE5 sessions.

Travis Walton recently appeared on the popular Joe Rogan Experience podcast, recounting his tale of abduction spanning back to 1975. Walton's case is one of the most researched, documented and well-known cases of alien abduction in modern history. Walton disappeared for five days after his logging crew spotted a bright object in the forest. Walton was hit with a beam of light, as his friends raced off in fear. Days later he reappeared at a gas station outside of town, not far from the site of the abduction. It wasn't long until Walton started telling bizarre stories of both human-like and alien beings. Multiple interviews, polygraph testing, and the research work of UFO groups have all contributed to documenting and verifying Walton's case.

Being a science fiction writer, I used to get messages from dozens of people claiming to have intimate knowledge of UFOs and extraterrestrial civilizations. Most seemed entirely made-up, and often the photos they would include appeared entirely staged. However, every now and again I would get a message from someone that seemed like they may have had a legitimate experience. Most were looking for someone to write their life story, yet the ones that appeared possibly trustworthy were always written in a tone of fear. I followed up with a few messages, but never found anything I felt was worth the time needed to write an entire book on.

What is clear is that many credible, clearly sane, seemingly trustworthy people who once held affluent titles (or still do) seem to be telling the same story. That from the private sector, public sector, military, and aerospace industry, it’s well known that aliens exist, and their advanced technology is an object of both study and obsession. Bob Lazar talks about gravity drives capable of warping something through space almost immediately. Boyd Bushman’s claims were almost identical, even though Bushman and Lazar never met, and Bushman worked for a private company not associated with the US government. Oddly enough, Israli professor Haim Eshed claimed that an agreement existed between the US and a galactic federation that gave them the ability to abduct and study human beings, as long as they didn’t maim or kill them. Could this account for stories like those of Stan and others?

One thing is clear, there are too many claims of alien abduction, UFO sightings, government-alien connections, and advanced alien technology to entirely discount. They come from almost every corner of American society, from ordinary people and intellectuals alike. They come from people who held advanced security clearances and those that were ordinary and normal. It would be improbable that all these stories, spanning over 100 years are simply fiction. Perhaps one of the best known stories regarding UFOs and alien contact comes from Rura, Zimbabwe where 60 school children witnessed a UFO landing in a park beside their school. The children, who were out on recess, rushed into the park to see the vehicle. There, dozens of them witnessed an otherworldly being outside the landed craft. All the children claimed to have been given the same message, that humans are killing the planet and we must change our course of action immediately. This was 1994 and it was well covered by local and international media.

Still today, the Zimbabwe children recant the story, mystified by what they saw and depressed that the damage being done to planet Earth has never stopped.

Somewhere on this planet, someone knows the truth about alien life. It may be a government agency employee or director, or a private citizen, perhaps even the member of an elite cabal of worldwide influencers. Whoever it is, the evidence supporting the existence of alien life, and its interaction with human beings has become overwhelming. Perhaps, in the dark hour of a pandemic riddled world, it's time to disclose what we know, and let people understand and process the nature of their reality.