Topic: Alien Agendas

Alien Agendas comes up in 3 chapters across 2 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from May 2016 to February 2022.

May 2016 February 2022

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Richard Dolan | Global Totalitarianism, Technocracy, & The Alien Agendas
• 1:38 - 5:14

Richard Dolan | Global Totalitarianism, Technocracy, & The Alien Agendas

Richard Dolan, UFO Historian and National Security State Critic

Host Greg Carlwood introduces returning guest Richard Dolan, a prominent historian and author specializing in the UFO-UAP phenomenon and the national security state. The discussion frames the recent shift in government and media transparency regarding UFOs as a potential narrative seeding by "The Big Machine." Dolan’s recent work, including the book Alien Agendas and documentaries like The Observers and Secret Space UFO, is highlighted as essential for understanding the intersection of technology and the alien archetype.

Melinda Leslie | Alien Abductions, Milabs, & Their Eerie Corporate Connections
• 21:03 - 25:12

Melinda Leslie | Alien Abductions, Milabs, & Their Eerie Corporate Connections

Covert Agency Interests, Alien Technology and Genetics

Covert human groups target abductees to extract information across five primary categories: alien motives, psychic abilities, genetics, mind control techniques, and advanced technology. Agencies are particularly interested in whether an individual's genetics have been altered or if they have been shown alien propulsion and navigation systems. This information is often used to develop human-led covert technology and psychological operations.

Melinda Leslie | Alien Abductions, Milabs, & Their Eerie Corporate Connections
• 48:26 - 51:38

Melinda Leslie | Alien Abductions, Milabs, & Their Eerie Corporate Connections

Alien Agenda, Research Community and Evidence Gathering

While many whistleblowers discuss secret programs and inner earth theories, Leslie observes that they rarely touch upon the actual motives or agendas of the extraterrestrials. She acknowledges the work of researchers like Carrie Cassidy and David Wilcock in tracking these narratives but reiterates her focus on helping abductees gather physical evidence. The segment highlights the divide between sensational whistleblower stories and the grounded needs of experiencers.