Does the UFO phenomenon truly represent what many people claim it to be: visits from outer-space aliens who originate from other planets? In this 40 minute documentary from the 1970's, exactly that question is asked... and answered.
In the first 20 minutes, we're being introduced to the reality of the phenomenon in the first place. It turns out, that throughout the centuries people have been witnessing "sings in the sky" and have communicated with intelligent beings that have something to do with these signs.
An interesting aspect is that the phenomenon which we have learned to call "UFO's" (Unidentified Flying Objects) seems to be adjusting to the human perception and cultures of the times and places they appear.
Appear out of nowhere, and disappear into nowhere. Now add this to the fact that it is virtually impossible to really travel millions of light-years through space and that all the "space brothers" seem to be doing is abducting people and spread New Age types of philosophy, you have a pretty good picture of the hidden truth behind UFO's.
The documentary itself interviews a number of people who today still are among the top names in UFO research. Some are Christians, others are agnostics or even New Agers. And so they obviously will disagree on a lot of things, but that's not really apparent in this video.
What they do agree on, is that the phenomenon is real and does not (always) represent something good. After all, abducting and raping people is a crime, isn't it?
Still, abduction stories go hand-in-hand with UFO sightings and they turn out to be described as well as foretold in the ancient book of the bible.
Towards the end of the video, we are introduced to a Welsh preacher man called I.D.E. Thomas. He explains how the phenomenon has everything to do with the events described in Genesis 6 of the Bible, when fallen angelic beings raped women and created a terrible offspring called the Nephilim. These Nephilim were the reason God sent the Great Flood of Noah.
And isn't it foretold, that the Days Of Noah would return?
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