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Ummites after having promoted them for a long time, was also quite interested in esotericism. In general, man is supposed to interpret ET communication attempts as more or less skilled threats of domination. This was the objective of a pseudo-project called Blue Beam" conducted in the 1960s and 1970s to anticipate a possible and authentic contact sce- nario, with the help of a misguided description, selling it off as an effective conquest strategy. That would take care of our judgment! Thus, the ultimate goal is to make us want the destruction of ETs our- selves, disguised as a constant fear. We must disregard the huge responsibility of the military-industrial complex that creates the excuses, needs and conditions of future armament markets itself. Is there any better publicity than a worldwide operating theatre? Still, it is generally known that ETs have never been openly aggressive. It requires a publicity campaign to invent a war, which is undoubtedly the most profitable industry of all times. The growing expertise it requires is synonymous with added value, i.e., substantial benefits. What do people with money want? Even more money! What do peo- ple with power want? More power! Just a “minor detail.’ What they fail to tell us is that ETs are... ExtraTemporals, in other words immortals! They are like the human soul but at a much more advanced level because they embody at will! They have cast out death. In this respect, the film of the autopsy per- formed on an alien at Roswell approximately ten years ago — hun- dreds of millions of viewers around the world'” were glued to the television screen — was one of the most prestigious and yet stunningly misinformative episodes. It killed three birds with one stone. The film was sufficiently modified to resemble an authentic docu- mentary while leaving behind visible breadcrumbs for professionals to reveal it as a hoax. The operation was meant to sow doubt to shatter the dream of extraterrestrial life more efficiently. Curiously, it was broadcast a few weeks before the American Congress issued a shatter- ing report on ufological activities on U.S. territory and more in partic- ular on the Roswell affair. This report sank into total oblivion, because the propaganda film filled with conjured up information on which everyone focused made it lose all credibility. The second “bird” is much more subtle but most efficient. The pro- moters who thought up the “prank” used the images of an autopsy, even if it was fake, to send a subliminal message that no one has ever even considered denying: ETs can die! If they can die — a conclusion The source of disinformation 369