The Alien Disclosure Deception: The Metaphysics of Social Engineering

by Charles Upton

This book tries to answer two 1) Why has the U.S. Government suddenly done an about-face in 2021, from debunking UFOs to officially admitting that they are “real”? 2) Since UFOs appear on radar, leave physical traces, and produce a wide spectrum of psychic and paranormal phenomena, exactly what are they? The answer to the first question “Because ‘disclosure’ is part of a long-term social engineering project beginning at least as early as the end of WWII.” The answer to the second “They are psycho-physical entities such as have been reported throughout human history, called the Jinn by the Muslims and Fairies by the Northern Europeans. The social engineers have opted to use this well-known phenomenon—whether or not they fully understand it—to shift the paradigm in the Western world from Democracy and Christianity to Technocracy and Transhumanism. Extensive evidence is given for both these theories, drawing upon history, individual and social psychology, traditional metaphysics and eschatology, the physical sciences, and the phenomenology of the paranormal, thus producing the most global and consistent explanation to date—if not the most easily accepted one—of the UFO phenomenon.

Charles Upton, poet and metaphysician, was born on December 13, 1948, in San Francisco, California. He is a protege of the Beat Generation, a veteran of the psychedelic counterculture, a peace activist, a Sufi Muslim, a writer of the Traditionalist/Perennialist School, and author of 20 books, mostly on “metaphysics and social criticism.” In 2013, along with Dr. John Andrew Morrow, he co-founded the international Muslim/Interfaith peace movement known as the Covenants Initiative, and is presently Executive Director of the Covenants of the Prophet Foundation. He has been writing on the subject of UFOs since 2001.

Genres: Nonfiction

214 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 3, 2021

Reviews

[no.stache.nietzsche · Rating 4 out of 5]

A traditionalist take at UFO phenomenon: in some ways antithetical to JR Jorjani's positions on the topic, but really not so disparate as Jorjani would have one believe. Jorjani thinks that traditionalists (especially in China) will welcome the saucer people (who he characterizes as time traveling Martian JP Morganites, among other things) as the true overlords that will restore order and caste, but that is certainly not the case here. Upton's views of the ethical implications of UFOs' conduct is quite close to Jorjani's (i.e. they're largely malicious, have been around for a long time, and should be avoided or combatted, not appeased). That would make sense since they're both advancing in the wake of the work of Jaques Vallee. Upton however relies on Guenon for his ontical assessment of UFO phenomenon.

There is a lot of harping about TV shows and movies here, which seems a bit out of place perhaps, but they do earn their spot in the overall argument that government control forces are both orchestrating space/UFO discourse, while simultaneously shutting the conversation out of "office hours" and into the street, where desperate and sad people can rabble incohrently to each other, which is about all we can hope fore really.

[Vasilis St. · Rating 2 out of 5]

Another treatise trying to build a strong case about the demonic origins of aliens. For the most part of the work the argumentation is a rehash of John Keel's theories from the late sixties, early seventies.