Tim Pool examines the US government's potential preparation for alien disclosure, citing Congress members Matt Gaetz and George Santos alongside televangelist Perry Stone's claims of warnings regarding non-human craft and reptilian entities. While President Trump ordered record releases in February and the 2024 Pentagon report found no confirmed evidence, Pool speculates on strategies to prevent religious panic and analyzes the improbability of water-based life. He further questions whether missing scientists like Joshua LeBlanc were involved in reverse-engineering advanced technology, concluding that the vast gap in human scientific understanding makes genuine alien origin far more probable than terrestrial fabrication. [Automatically generated summary]
One of the most shocking claims in UFO disclosure has just occurred, with several pastors and televangelists claiming U.S. government officials contacted them, brought them together, and told them, you must begin to prepare your congregations for the disclosure of extraterrestrial intelligence, perhaps reptilians and alien vehicles.
Now, my friends, I am not someone who will come to you and just say, it's true, we know aliens, but I will say this.
I, Tim Pool, have had many people on my show, Timcast IRL, members of Congress, former members, as well as government officials, who have all, in every single circumstance, insinuated the existence of captured advanced technologies or even non human intelligent entities.
Now, I say it in that way because some have argued they're demons, interdimensional, or aliens.
Now, recently you may have heard the news when one member of Congress said that there are things we don't know that if the American people were briefed on, given access to, it would be chaos.
Matt Gaetz, a member of Congress, came out and actually claimed that a man in uniform in the military told him there are alien hybridization programs around the world.
These facilities exist.
Recently, we had on Timcast IRL.
Former Congressional Rep George Santos.
And he said he could not disclose the things he had been briefed on or he had learned in classified settings.
So Phil asked him a series of questions.
Do you believe in aliens?
He said, yes.
The next question, did you believe in aliens before entering Congress?
To which he said, no.
The implication, of course, in Congress, This representative was briefed on information that led him to conclude aliens do exist.
Now, the question is to what extent?
Is it true that there is an Atlantis, that there is some faraway land, that we are trapped here on Earth, that aliens are interfering in human development?
And more and more elements of the government are releasing information to convince us this is the case.
Donald Trump has made his announcement.
We are now getting hints at the next batch of UFO information, or UAP.
As the government likes to say, I'm very interested to see what this is.
We don't know for sure, but we do know the U.S. government has registered the domain aliens.gov and alien.gov for what purpose?
Again, we don't know.
But you know what's interesting?
Should this prove to be true, and others have corroborated the claim that the U.S. government has brought together pastors for the purpose of preparing their congregations for disclosure, Should this prove to be true, it makes perfect sense.
My friends, if you were the government and you wanted to disclose the existence of aliens, you would need to go to religious leaders and prepare them for what the implications of this disclosure would mean.
How will people react to learn these entities exist?
Many religious people view these entities as demons, sometimes perhaps angels.
But if they're reptilian, the way this pastor described, I think most people would just assume demon.
Let's take a look.
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Televangelists' UFO warning goes viral as America waits for disclosure and proof.
This from USA Herald.
The UFO disclosure debate has now entered a new and volatile arena the pulpit.
Cleveland based televangelist Perry Stone recently claimed that pastors in an undisclosed state were warned by individuals connected to the U.S. government to prepare their congregations for coming disclosures involving non human craft, materials not from this earth, and even reptilian.
Entities.
But you don't need to hear it from me.
You can hear it directly from Perry Stone.
Before I play this video, I want to show you a couple of things.
Alan Didio says, I was in this meeting and it's absolutely true.
Additionally, we have this from a man saying, Eric Burleson of Congress has been warning pastors about upcoming disclosure.
That being said, let me play the video for you now.
A weekend meeting preaching Friday, Saturday, and Sunday morning.
And he said, Perry, can you give me a call?
I have some information that has come to my attention.
Of course, when a friend of yours does that, that you know quite well, you have no idea what information they're talking about.
And I'm not going to go into great detail, but there were a large number of pastors that had been invited to go to a certain state to hear.
Some men in the United States government and others share with them a concern that they had.
And this particular man, I'll not name him, and then we may end up doing some teachings with him or having an event at his church.
He has a great church.
But he said, Perry, what they're about to release, from what we're hearing, there's going to be a release concerning aliens.
And concerning unidentified flying object spacecraft, that some of the people who were in the meeting were telling us as pastors, you need to prepare your people and you need to get ready to answer them for what you're about to hear being released.
And some of it has to do with crafts that have been discovered.
Are not allegedly a part of our planet, and the materials they're made of are not a part of our planet.
Very strange reptilian looking creatures and other things that almost sound like something out of a sci fi movie or an Orson Welles book.
Now, I'm going to tell you this I don't know anything about planned secret meetings with pastors.
I did show you that one person claims to have been in this meeting.
I don't know why these people would choose to lie.
And I'm not saying that they are not lying.
I'm saying I don't know for what reason.
Maybe they're going to make money off of it.
Maybe it scares people.
Maybe it generates views, videos like this, and they will get attention, perhaps.
Or maybe it's true.
What I can tell you is this.
As I already mentioned, many members of Congress have been on the show.
And in every instance, the insinuation is that aliens exist.
Now, for the past several years, there have been, well, there has been, well, let me first say this a conspiracy theory that the U.S. government is intentionally slow dripping stories about alien presence.
And the reason why?
According to this theory, if you were to come out abruptly and tell the people of the world alien life exists, it is intelligent, it is beyond our comprehension, more powerful than any of us could imagine, technology we can't comprehend, you'd have a panic.
I mean, it would be disruptive to many of the world's religions.
Many religions would view these as dark entities, as demons or jinn, some kind of monstrous entity that must be stopped.
Would that be helpful in any way to us if this is just some kind of extraterrestrial life seeking to interact with us?
So the story goes they slowly release this, desensitizing us, boring us.
That way, finally, when we do see a big UFO, we go, Well, we've been hearing about this for years.
At this point, they have dangled UFO disclosure and evidence in front of us for so long, we may be nearing a point at which people just go, Okay, we get it already.
There's aliens.
They embed the story in people.
Now, my friends, we've got news from PBS.
Trump drops hints of what's coming in a new batch of UFO files set for release.
They say they're preparing to release some very interesting UFO files uncovered in this administration, generating a mix of buzz and skepticism.
The president started stoking interest in extraterrestrials in February, directing federal agencies to release their records related to extraterrestrial life and UFOs.
Since then, he has built suspense with tantalizing updates, teasing an imminent release of documents never before shared by the U.S. government.
We're going to be releasing a lot of things that we haven't, Trump said Wednesday at a White House event celebrating NASA astronauts.
I think some of it's going to be very interesting to people.
They say Trump has relished in portraying himself as the president who spills the secrets.
In the first week returning to office, he ordered the release of records related to the assassinations of JFK, RFK, and Martin Luther King Jr.
The disclosures revealed little beyond what was already known.
In the build up to the release, Trump said the American people deserve transparency and truth.
Now, as he turns to the sky, the president has struck a similar tone, suggesting answers to decades old questions may be on the way.
His February directive on social media called for transparency around alien and extraterrestrial life, unidentified aerial phenomena, and unidentified flying objects.
The first releases will begin very, very soon, he told supporters in April.
At a Turning Point USA event in Phoenix.
So you can go out and see if that phenomena is correct.
You'll figure it out.
Even before this directive, the Pentagon was years into a process to declassify and release government documents related to UFOs, now referred to as unexplained anomalous phenomena, which is just the worst phrase ever.
They may as well just put nothing.
That phrase is meaningless.
Strange things.
How about that?
Sending concerns over national security, Congress created an office in 2022 to investigate UAP and declassify as much material as possible.
The office's 2024 debut report revealed hundreds of new UAP incidents, but found no evidence the U.S. government had ever confirmed a sighting of alien technology.
A second report covering more recent sightings is expected to come soon.
It's just after World War II when Roswell, New Mexico happens.
What happened there?
An alien craft, some say.
Maybe.
Considering we don't really have evidence of alien craft beyond that, maybe not.
Perhaps the story is just the U.S. government was experimenting with technology to detect Soviet nuclear tests.
And when people saw these strange materials, them being classified, the U.S. lied and just said, Aliens, I guess.
I mean, no, not aliens, weather balloon.
One theory is that the U.S. intentionally wanted to create confusion around the crash to scare the Soviets.
If it were true that the U.S. had gained access to alien technology, the Soviets would be in deep trouble if we ever went to a full scale war.
So perhaps we really were just doing long range sensors high up in the atmosphere.
Or maybe we really did encounter aliens.
If aliens did crash land on Earth and survive and interact with human beings, what would they do?
At the height of the Cold War, which wasn't immediately after World War II, but we're entering this, with a factionalized planet, Any intelligent being would know our appearance here can destabilize your planet.
Now, perhaps aliens went and talked to the Soviets as well.
Who knows?
Maybe the fall of the Soviet Union was due to the aliens interfering and saying you must have global governance.
I doubt it.
You wouldn't need a Cold War if that were the case.
Maybe alien contact was made and the aliens said, We're not going to interfere because you are not a unified planet.
If we come to any one of your countries, the aliens say, Take us to your leader.
The response is, Which one?
Because there is no leader.
The funny thing about sci fi is that many people have often interpreted it like the aliens come and they're like, The president is right this way.
Sure.
What if the aliens landed in Saudi Arabia instead?
I mean, Russia controls the largest landmass relative to any other nation.
So who's really the leader?
In which case, the aliens just say, We're not.
We're going to watch.
We're going to back off.
And that's it.
Now, here's the funny thing.
You know, when I watch Star Trek, for instance, or other sci fi, and they have universal translators, we find it silly, kind of.
Universal translator.
Like, how come everybody in the universe speaks English?
You get Star Trek, and the Dominion comes through a wormhole from where was it?
And they're coming and meeting new races they've never met before, and they all speak English.
And we roll our eyes.
Same thing is true with Guardians of the Galaxy Implanted Universal Translator.
Silly, right?
Not at all.
Based on what we know now with artificial intelligence, the AI could decode any language or structure of communication nearly instantly.
I mean, think about it.
You don't need to input that much information to an artificial intelligence system to decode the language and begin to rapidly communicate at higher and higher levels.
In fact, it probably would only take a few minutes, if that, if anything.
So, what would be a bit more realistic in these sci fi films is if the alien first encounters the other person.
And he's got a universal translator.
And the alien starts going glop, bleep, gloop, glop, bleep, bop, bloop.
And then it slowly starts bleep, bop, turning bleep, dupe into English.
And then they're no longer bleep-looping because the AI has already decoded what is being said.
The artificial intelligence in that universal translator can figure it out very quickly with only a few pieces of evidence.
After a few statements, I mean, you look at any standard deciphering, you can find articles, you can find nouns, you can find verbs.
And if the language doesn't use it, it will find intention based on the actions they're taking and the things they're saying.
In which case, it's entirely possible if aliens do come here, they would be able to understand English instantly, even if they don't have mouths.
Now, the presumption is alien life is going to at least be somewhat similar to humans.
That is, things you need to understand about life.
What we think we know right now.
First, I'll just say this humans are probably real dumb, you know?
I'm just going to say that.
Probably real dumb.
We are smart relative to everything we've seen on Earth, but relative to aliens, I don't know for sure.
So, consider this.
In order to leave your planet, What we think we know right now, based on our available technology, and we have a wide spattering of various elements we've experimented with, humans believe that propulsion right now is our best bet for leaving the planet.
Certainly, there are other means, such as slingshots and things like that.
If the Earth was slightly larger, the fuel to propulsion ratio, whatever it's called, would be ineffective.
We would not be able to leave Earth.
If the Earth was slightly larger, the amount of weight that you have to put in a rocket.
For fuel to create the propulsion to lift that fuel, it's a certain ratio.
So, if the planet was small, it'd be easy.
The moon, for instance, is easy to leave.
But if it's too small, an atmosphere would evaporate, it'd break off into space.
So, you need a certain degree, a certain size, a certain density.
The most important thing is the proper oxygen balance.
Now, people have speculated that aliens might come to Earth and they could be water based and their spaceships might be full of water.
Doubt it.
One thing to consider, based on again what we think we know, is to use electricity, to utilize it properly, you need the environment largely that we have.
Not absolutely, there are certainly theories outside of this.
But consider fire.
For us to separate certain elements, create computer components, create wiring, you need to be able to harness fire to separate out elements.
We can then create wiring, we can then create propulsion.
What about intelligent life on a water based planet?
How would they produce propulsion?
How would they manipulate elements underwater?
It's particularly difficult.
In our current atmosphere, it's actually fairly easy to do, which suggests alien life would have a comparable atmosphere to a certain degree.
Probably a proper balance of oxygen to create fire so that they would be able to heat things and manipulate elements and compounds.
There is a hypothesis that aliens may be very functionally similar to us and that they would also need to manipulate.
Small things.
To produce complex machines, we have to get smaller and smaller in the mechanisms.
So, aliens might actually have opposable digits similar to hands.
They may or may not have eyes or ears.
Fair point.
But speculation is that they would come from some kind of similar atmosphere.
Everyone I've told this story to who owns a Tesla says, I have the key card, but I. Often don't have it with me, or I just never use it.
I once walked to my Cybertruck, me and the boys, we were going to get some food at the local diner.
And I walked up and I pressed the button up the door and it wouldn't open.
And I was like, What's going on?
I went to grab my phone.
I was like, I'll unlock it with my phone.
Didn't have my phone.
And I was like, Oops, couldn't even get in my car.
I did not seek to pull out my keycard.
I went, I need my phone.
So there's two big questions here.
Why leave your phone at home ever?
Who does that?
More importantly, he left the phone at home intentionally using his keycard to drive his car?
Sounds very strange to me.
It just sounds very strange.
I don't know exactly.
I don't know exactly what's going on.
What I can say is many of these stories are popping up.
From the free press, I've spoken to a lot of people to try to figure out what everyday Americans should make of the UFO phenomenon.
Most of them try to hedge a little bit and say we need to wait for hard evidence before we make any firm conclusions.
But retired Rear Admiral Timothy Gallaudet is not one of those people.
A man with serious credentials, a graduate of the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, he is the former head of the Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command, has worked on anti submarine warfare, ran the Naval Observatory, and eventually became the acting administrator of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
He's one of the most outspoken proponents of the idea that not only are UFOs real, but the government is hiding the truth about them.
Quote, We're being visited by some kind of higher order intelligence that we don't understand.
And it's happening often, frequently, in our airspace and in our water and in space.
Gullianet recalls participating in naval exercises off the East Coast in 2015 and finding that pilots flying off the USS Theodore Roosevelt, an aircraft carrier, were not only seeing UFOs, but getting so close that officers like him became worried about a mid air collision.
These sightings produced the famous Go Fast video.
Of a UFO, which the Pentagon later said was an object that appeared out of the ordinary due to an effect called motion parallax.
Gulliadet, who says his correspondence about the object was mysteriously wiped from his computer, is far from convinced by that explanation.
And he's particularly curious as to why so many UFOs appear to be flying over water and in some videos appear to be disappearing beneath the waves.
If they want to remain unseen, that's the place they would be.
Gulliadet is sincere in his belief.
He's testified before Congress.
About what he's seen.
He and his wife, a fellow oceanographer, are still on the lookout for more proof that UFOs are real.
They are true believers, and Gallaudet is not at all shy about expressing his convictions.
Now, here's a proposal What if the reality, my friends, this technology, these UFOs, it's us, it's humans.
Our technology rapidly expanded.
We can hybridize the theory.
What if an alien craft really did land on Earth in New Mexico or anywhere else, and we have advanced our technology rapidly?
Behind the scenes, top secret, top, top secret, above top secret, and no one really knows just how advanced our technology has become by reverse engineering an alien craft.
It's possible.
These aren't UFOs.
These aren't aliens.
These are U.S. military tech sightings.
That's why I say it's not an unidentified flying object.
The military, the government, they know exactly what they are, but no one else does because they're not going to disclose it.
You know why I don't think that's true?
There was an old book, I was reading a book.
And it was talking about quantum physics.
And it said if you gave Christopher Columbus a nuclear submarine and unlimited resources, he would never be able to reverse engineer it.
The reality is, he didn't know what electricity was to begin with.
He'd be looking at strange rocks and colored chips, strange disks and sheets.
He would see weird lines in it.
And you know what's fascinating?
If you asked Christopher Columbus with a nuclear submarine, gave him unlimited resources, meaning all the people all around him, food, tools of their era, whatever they want, could they perhaps dismantle it, pull it up onto a dry dock, and start ripping it apart?
Of course.
They'd open it up at the wrong spot.
They'd find weird components, would not know what goes where.
They wouldn't know what radiation is or even to look for it.
And they'd be staring at a weird sheet.
And it would have weird lines through it.
You know what they'd think?
Magic.
What would they do?
Recreate the etchings?
What if ancient aliens?
What if it's real?
What if glyphs and etchings made by ancients were them trying to replicate a silicon chip?
They saw the metal lines and they did not understand what they were looking at is conductors moving energy through gates to compute.
So they look at this and they see a rock.
They see a strange tablet rock with lines drawn in it.
And they think, well, let me recreate what I'm seeing.
They did not understand the finer metals, the gold, the connections, the electrical flow.
All they saw was these drawings.
So they recreated to the best of their capabilities.
They would just make pictures, they wouldn't actually make anything functional.
There needs to be a certain degree of understanding before we can actually get to that point.
Now, the counter to this is that Homeboy didn't know what electricity was, he didn't know about the electromagnetic spectrum, he did not know to know these things.
Humans today know to know these things.
And what I mean is, if we were to uncover a strange vehicle or object, indeed, we would open it at the wrong point.
We'd probably break it.
We wouldn't know where to begin, but we would understand there is a spectrum of energy, potentially dimensional, things that we cannot perceive that exist.
With that understanding, it is possible that given a long enough period of time, we may actually reverse engineer some of this technology.
We may figure out this one element can't be identified through a mass spectrometer or an electron microscope, and thus we may be looking at an element we don't understand.
We could break it down and compare it and begin to try to understand and test its properties.
The reality is, we are advanced enough at this point to at least understand things within our space.
Christopher Columbus is saying, if you gave him a big boat, For instance, you gave him a cruise liner.
He'd look at it and be like, I can understand this.
Cruise liner is actually a bit different.
You show Christopher Columbus a combustion engine, unlimited resources.
They figured out.
They'd say, hey, look, this is a fuel, this is oil.
It ignites.
When it does, it creates combustion.
They could comprehend those things.
They could not comprehend things beyond their perception.
If something is within, Our current understanding, we could reverse engineer it.
This does mean, however, there could exist concepts of reality we don't know about and would not even know to try to discover.
And that's kind of crazy, right?
How do you fathom something you've never fathomed before?
For someone like Christopher Columbus, he's just the example, but anybody four or five hundred years ago, the idea that there existed some invisible energy.
Certainly, they talked about the ether and ideas, and they understood gravity to a certain degree.
They knew that gravity was a thing.
But it wasn't until the discovery of the charged electromagnetic spectrum that people really began to grasp that what we can touch, smell, see, and hear is a fraction, a microscopic fraction of what we describe as reality.
Could there be other things that we have not even considered, and we don't even know where to begin considering?
I would say the answer is yes.
Our understanding of the universe is probably rudimentary.
In which case, I don't believe that humans would reverse engineer alien craft.
The likelihood of aliens encountering or coming to humans is that they're not going to fall into that window where we have an understanding enough of the tech they use that we'll be able to break it apart, reverse engineer it.
The likelihood is the gap in intellect or just knowledge in general and technology.
You've got the infinite expanse of the universe and the tiny little space where we can comprehend things.
Likely, we can't comprehend it.
And thus, it makes more sense, probabilistically.
That if these are advanced technology, it would be alien technology and aliens would be here.
Why?
It's hard to know for sure.
Do humans seek to give chimps technology?
Not really.
However, we do give them habitats, not all of them.
But there are animals that we give nice things to.
Perhaps aliens came here for some similar reason.
Could just be to monitor and research, it could be because we have.
At least enough intelligence to communicate to a certain degree.
We are life forms that manipulate our environment.
Does that matter to them?
Do we care about beavers?
We're going to go give beavers technology?
They manipulate their environments.
Not really.
Nah, just kill them, take their furs, I guess.
So, what if aliens are coming because we are little wet robots that can provide useful labor?