Failed Prophecies, Successful Grifting

So, there is a lot of talk in UFO circles these days about Chris Bledsoe, who issues "prophecies" that he receives from The Lady, a Heavenly being who might be the Virgin Mary. Unlike most religious Prophets, Bledsoe ties his Prophecies to sightings of "orbs" and other UFOs. 

Unfortunately for Bledsoe, the star Regulus is blue, not red, and it doesn't wander around into "alignments."

For several years, Bledsoe has been Prophesying that some momentous event would occur in 2026. The 2026 prophecy centers on a claimed message from a divine or interdimensional entity he calls "The Lady" (or "The Lady in White"), involving a celestial alignment and a global shift in human knowledge. Originally scheduled for Easter Sunday, he acknowledged an error in his astronomical calculations, and now predicted that the Age of Aquarius (or something like that) would begin on October 7. Which date has come and gone, yet the world seems the same as before this "new knowledge" arrived.

Bledsoe was a popular guest at this year's Contact in the Desert UFO gathering, where you could do a workshop with him for just $29.99, or better yet an "intensive" for just $49.99.

However, we now have a brand-new Bledsoe Institute, launched right on top of the failure of his Egyptian prophecy. It explains, 

The Bledsoe Institute for Research is a nonprofit working to understand the language emerging from the orbs of light, and the ways all living things communicate.

It invites you to become a "founding angel" by making a donation. 

 

 

Hal Putoff of the Disclosure Foundation (left) hanging with Chris Bledsoe.

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Dr. Avi Loeb's "UAP Science Advisory Council" has Same Government Status as Rocker Tom De Longe's "To The Stars."

So, we have been wondering what, exactly, is the status of Dr. Avi Loeb's so-called 'UAP Science Advisory Council'? Well, apparently it's one of several groups that  "advise" the intelligence community about UFOs (UAPs), but arre not sponsored by the government. 

Aaron Lukas is the Deputy Director of National Intelligence. He recently posted the following on X: 

 

So Dr. Loeb's  UAP Science Advisory Council is one of several such groups, and some of them are, frankly, rather loopy. In the Disclosure Foundation, we find many of the usual suspects, among them:

• Christopher K. Mellon, formerly of Tom DeLonge's "To The Stars".
• Astrophysicist Dr. Eric Davis, who claimed that a poltergeist followed him home from the Skinwalker Ranch. 
• Dr. Avi Loeb, naturally.
• Physicist Dr. Harold Puthoff, who tested Uri Geller's magic powers back in the 1970s, and found them to be genuine.

As well as an assortment of big movers and shakers who can undoubtedly sniff that there is money to be made in "Disclosure."

But we know all about "To The Stars" academy, having been following it from its start, and visiting its "Flagship Retail Store" several times.

TTSA's "Flagship Retail Store," Encinitas, CA, during its heyday.

Rocker Tom DeLonge (left) of Blink-182, and founder of TTSA.

               

DeLonge writes a children's' book about nudity, sold at his Flagship Retail Store.

              

 

A model of the spaceship that TTSA proposed to get us "To The Stars".

                       Tom DeLonge knows a lot about aliens. Dude, where's my saucer?

But all good things must come to an end. Around New Year's Day of 2021, TTSA seemed to be unraveling. Suddenly no more was heard from Mr. DeLonge, whose "Flagship Retail" store had suddenly closed without explanation.

So far as I am aware, Tom DeLonge is no longer associated with To The Stars, although he created it and hired the likes of Elizondo, Mellon, Puthoff, Semivan, etc. 

Good night!