Congress holds hearing on UFOs

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...The religious factions preach and proclaim tolerance while in truth anyone who does not fall within their sects
hierarchy are condemned to a fate worse than death that last forever. The first Born proclaimed everyone else
was going to hell unless you were of the church of the First Born...

Not meaning to blow my own trumpet, but that was one facet of my recent 'Peggy Powler' stories had attached
to it! Control in or over a society always seems to require that threat of punishment if one strays from a credo
or even questions the doctrine.

Thousands of years of stifled growth and advancement due to some written words supposedly by a god who
promises paradise after you are dead yet written by men who seek power "today" or live in a fantasy world
of their own creation ..

Oh now come on, yer've gotta admit it's a good sell!!
No proof needed and the reward can only be required in a paradigm where any evidence to the preferred adherence
can not be transmitted back to the living -except by the Elders of that belief!

A god who would condemn all non christens to a hell for all eternity is not my kind of mythical Sky Fairy being I feel like bending a knee to; but I realize I can be very hard headed at times...

Actually, the example you offer can be aligned to this thread's discussion. Isn't the whole situation of these celestial
crafts and their occupants being parcelled in such a way that the masses will need to heed those who are currently
attempting to take over the narrative.

Even now, the public are limited to what they can know, private meetings with only selected officials, a website that
held an interview with Grusch not available in Europe and a change in descriptive language regarding the phenomena.


Don't get me wrong, I want this to be true, it's just the manipulative handling of the subject that makes me cautious.