
The Other Side Of “Alternative” Research – UFOs, History, And Covert Agendas!
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- March 27, 2020
- December 5, 2021
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One of the things we repeatedly come back to in both UFO and conspiracy research is the art of disinformation. The idea that purposely and ever so slightly twisted truths are unleashed into the public arena in order to create a certain public perception, or even acceptance of an upcoming event the general public is not even aware is coming.
In fact, it is most likely that a lot of what flies around media platforms – both mainstream and alternative – is skewered in various ways, albeit, at least most of the time, on a smaller level. We might imagine, then, in such arenas of UFO and conspiracy research, as well as the growing alternative history field, that we are us...
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Your brilliance comes through on this one, Marcus. Thank you, once again.