Former President Barack Obama Casually Reveals On a Podcast That Aliens Are Real, They're Just Not At Area 51
Alex Wong. Getty Images.The whole concept and chase for the reveal of aliens has always been something that's fascinated me. That desire has admittedly faded a little bit though. Why? Because in all honesty you have to be the biggest asshole in the world to believe our planet inhabits the only living life-forms in the entire universe.
Oh yeah we're the lucky ones, I'm sure. No, the reason we haven't come into direct, obvious contact with aliens is because the universe is so fucking big. Also if you knew Meek Phil lived somewhere, why would you go there intentionally? With that being said, there are some videos out there from our own military where they've admitted they don't know what the fuck they're looking at. The 2019 stuff with our Navy is as close to an admission as it gets without outright saying aliens are here.
What's probably true, and maybe this is sad, is that aliens don't really move the needle anymore. Want an example? A former President just revealed in a podcast interview that aliens are in fact real and yet life seems to be moving along with no craziness whatsoever.
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From my understanding this is the first U.S. President to admit the existence of extra terrestrial life. That's fucking crazy, no? Alien sightings and encounters have been mentioned by Presidents in the past, but nothing like a direct reveal like Obama did in that interview.
President Carter actually used aliens as part of his campaign, saying he would disclose everything if elected. That promise mysteriously faded once he took office, similar to the likes of David Ortiz saying he'd get to the bottom of his PED accusations only to ignore it as time went on, hoping everyone would forget. Reagan claims he saw a UFO while on a flight to Bakersfield, California. But Obama flat-out saying aliens are real feels like a big fucking deal. The only problem? The interviewer Brian Tyler Cohen failed to offer up a single follow-up question. Now you may combat that with the fact that this was considered the "lightning round" portion of the interview. How could one possibly break the rules of the long-standing traditional lightning round? He had to ask questions like "what was the first question you wanted answered when you became President?" or "who do you want to meet?" Listen, I'm far from what I'd consider a good interviewer, but if you have a 1 on 1 with a President and he states with certainty that aliens are real, I'm gonna at least follow up with a "how do you know?" and try to get a little bit more out of the guy who is sitting three feet in front of me.
Well, that's all we got for now, apart from Obama's addition that there's nothing hiding at Area 51 unless they kept it from him. That conspiracy would line up with Independence Day.
Hey maybe this was just a taste and the theatrical release of this Summer's 'Disclosure Day' will be the monumental day in human history where everyone finds out together what the deal is.
If there's one guy I'd trust to break the news to me about aliens I'd go with Spielberg and feel good about it. Cannot wait for that movie. Tremendous job of putting out a movie trailer and giving away virtually nothing. More movies need to do this.