It' the other way around. There are no gayliens. The entire alien mythos was created by early 20th century occultists like Elena Blavatsky, Alice Baily, L. Ron. Hubbard (scientology cult leader) and Alister Crowley who claimed to have contacted an entity called Lam, which looks suspiciously similar to the so called grays, depicted in pop culture. Sci-fi writers, who were also luciferian but on the materialist side coming from the Royal Society and fabian socialist circles like H.G. Wells were also instrumental.

The government agencies stoked the UFO craze and used it to distract people and as a cover for their military tech projects.

It' the other way around. There are no gayliens. The entire alien mythos was created by early 20th century occultists like Elena Blavatsky, Alice Baily, L. Ron. Hubbard (scientology cult leader) and Alister Crowley who claimed to have contacted an entity called Lam, which looks suspiciously similar to the so called grays, depicted in pop culture. The government agencies stoked the UFO craze and used it to distract people and as a cover for their military tech projects.

It' the other way around. There are no gayliens. The entire alien mythos was created by early 20th century occultists like Elena Blavatsky, Alice Baily, L. Ron. Hubbard (scientology cult leader) and Alister Crowley who claimed to have contacted an entity called Lam, which looks suspiciously similar to the so called grays, depicted in pop cultutre.

It' the other way around. There are no gayliens. The entire alien mythos was created by early 20th century occultists like Elena Blavatsky, Alice Baily, L. Ron. Hubbard (scientology cult leader) and Alister Crowley who claimed to have contacted an entity called Lam, which looks suspiciously similar to the so called grays.

It' the other way around. There are no gayliens.