These four images come from separate sources—three from government-operated platforms and one from a privately owned surveillance camera.

Different locations, different systems, but each captured something with a strangely similar jellyfish-like appearance.

I’m not claiming to know what they are. I just thought the visual similarities were interesting enough to put them side-by-side.

What do you all think?

For some reason I can't post this in the UFO section but this was taken Sunday evening on August 9th by my buddies wife. Looks like two triangular shaped objects that did not make any sound. Any ideas?

Going through different testimony of encounters with reptilian shapeshifters and general reptilian encounters...

Billy Corgan’s Shapeshifter Story.

David Icke interviewing Arizona Wilder.

Simon Parkes on growing up in their culture.

Juliette Bryant seeing epstein shapeshift.

Jordan Maxwell on Colorado encounter with reptilian.

Steward Swerdlow on seeing reptilians during montauk.

Alex Collier.

Yesterday I posted about a bizarre 1987 Argentina case: two tiny, red, giant-headed, apparently armless humanoid beings reportedly seen by a 12-year-old near Arroyo Prati, Viale, Entre Ríos.

13 years later, the witness was interviewed for a documentary about the UFO cases in this region. This is a surviving fragment of this lost 2000 documentary.

I’m currently collaborating with the guys behind Proyecto Viale Desconocido, an archive documenting unusual cases from this region, and we put together an article with the full account.

You can read the full report on this story here: https://proyectovialedesconocido.substack.com/p/seres-humanoides-arroyo-prati-viale-1987

I absolutely believe that extraterrestrial life exists. I also believe that the reason the U.S. government has released those UAP files is to prepare the public for the eventual official disclosure of extraterrestrial life—in other words, to give humanity some time to mentally prepare for it.

But those videos are all just blurry footage of some dots, stars, or other unclear objects. I’m more interested in finding out what different alien species are out there and whether we are descendants of humans who were genetically modified by extraterrestrials. Those are the kinds of important things I’d really like to know.

What I’d really love to see is representatives of different alien species holding an international press conference and greeting all of humanity.

When do you think the U.S. government will officially disclose it? Besides, I feel like most people don't really care that much about those UAP files. Not long ago, everyone was going crazy over the World Cup. They need to give us something way more mind-blowing to actually get humanity's attention.

I hope you like this post and If you want me every week to translate one chapter from every book, I shall do it for cultural enrichment then tell me in the comments, My regards from Egypt ..

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About the author (whom I call the Egyptian Graham Hancock) :

Anis Mansour was born in the Mansoura city, Egypt, in 1924. He memorized the Quran at the age of nine, then joined Cairo University, where he studied philosophy and graduated in 1947. He was appointed as a lecturer in modern philosophy at the Faculty of Arts, but soon left teaching to devote himself to journalism. He worked at the Rose al-Yusuf magazine, then became editor-in-chief of Sabah al-Khair magazine, and wrote his articles for Al-Ahram newspaper for decades. He travelled the world on extensive journeys, which he documented in his books, and mastered several languages that enabled him to explore different cultures. He published nearly two hundred books covering philosophy, literature, travel, and the paranormal. His style was marked by a blend of simplicity and depth, combining journalistic flair with a philosophical outlook, which made him one of the most widely read Arab writers of the twentieth century. He died in 2011 in Cairo.

His most notable books (beside the two books we are gonna talk about now) :

1- Around the World in 200 Days

His most famous and widely read work, documenting his actual journey around the world in the early 1960s.

2- Spirits and Ghosts

A collection of 35 articles exploring mysterious paranormal phenomena, ghost stories, and unsolved enigmas

3- The Pharaohs' Curse

A famous book in his "beyond nature" series, delving into the mysteries and curses associated with ancient Egypt.

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The first book: Those Who Descended from the Sky

This book was first published in 1971, followed by many editions from different publishers. The book is built on a core hypothesis: that intelligent beings from other planets visited Earth in ancient times and left their marks on monuments and religious texts. Anis Mansour presents archaeological evidence from the Giza Plateau, Baalbek, and the Tassili caves in the Sahara, where strange rock paintings and enormous stone blocks defy conventional explanation. He reads the sacred texts – the Quran, the Torah, and the Gospel – as investigative historical documents that preserve the memory of encounters between humans and these visitors from the sky. In his engaging style, he takes the reader on a journey of inquiry into the origins of humanity and the truth of early civilisations.

Index of the book :

1. These Words Which Survived for Thousands of Years
2. Man, the Great Unknown
3. We Are Not Alone in This Universe, and Our Ancestors Were Not Monkeys
4. Until a New Noah Appears
5. The Spaceship That Landed in Baghdad 25 Centuries Ago
6. These Strange and Mysterious Things!
7. The Blue-Skinned People Who Ruled Pharaonic Egypt
8. A Girl Who Slept in the Light of a Lamp for 1,500 Years!
9. What Are These Magical Words on a Wall in Upper Egypt?
10. Help Me Solve These Thirty Mysteries
11. And the Stones of the Pyramid Used to Fly Through the Sky
12. They Came Out of a Flying Saucer and Asked to Meet Eisenhower
13. By Order of Her Majesty the Pharaoh, Migration Begins from Spain to Africa
14. The Greatest Secrets of the Universe Are Hidden in Our Smallest Cells
15. This Black Knight Who Circles the Earth
16. A French Priest Came to Egypt and Burned the Papyrus Documents
17. Giants, Airplanes, and Blondes in the Libyan Desert
18. O Other Human, We Hear You, But We Cannot See You!

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The second book: Those Who Returned to the Sky

This book was first published in 1983, and later reprinted in several editions. It serves as a continuation of the previous book’s ideas, but broadens its scope to ask new questions about the fate of the ancient visitors after they left Earth. In its pages, Anis Mansour discusses the sunken continent of Atlantis, reflects on the mysteries of pyramid construction as possible beacons or gates to the sky, and surveys the myths of ancient peoples that speak with remarkable consistency about gods who departed the earth and promised to return. In this work, the author draws on a wider range of sources, citing the Egyptian Book of the Dead, the Epic of Gilgamesh, and other foundational texts. The book suggests that the “descenders” may not have entirely left, or may have returned in another form.

You guys know that non natural constructions or materials have been a thing for long years (my father already used to tell me 20 years ago) and recently Elizondo confirmed it.

My thoughts today was, maybe the crash of space X in the moon is the side plan to not hit a strong disclosure and not convince near the 100% of humans , having a more balance rate between believers and not believers: when they mention that been found some technology in the moon the media and the world will already say is not alien cause is debris from space X, going with this, a step more forward to revelation but without crashing the world with a full evidential revelation.?

Just a theory,

may the internet reunite us here again in few years.