Whitley Strieber And His Jewish Aliens

This is an outdated though quite accurate piece.  This one has some good moments (and is the source of the hilarious photo above).  And this one I actually found very interesting.  I don’t agree with everything in these articles, but admittedly I share in their disgust.  

When I read “The Key” back in 2005 I was incredibly put off by it. Coming from a very austere initiatic path, I smelled bullshit from cover to cover.  What I read were ideas very typical of the new age, ideas that even Strieber had been writing or commenting on before the supposed event in Toronto took place.  But the spiritual aspect of that book and its platitudes didn’t bother me.  I was already accustomed to reading that kind of thing elsewhere.  What bothered me was his blatant promotion of jewish intellectual supremacy.  In that book Strieber essentially claims that the holocaust killed the parents of a jewish child that would have saved the human race by creating a new form of propulsion to get us off the planet.  Once again, because of those evil Germans, this never took place and mankind has been in travail ever since.  In that book Strieber boldly claims that the jews are “the most intellectually competent members of the human race.” I can be a very insensitive individual, but that was even difficult for me to stomach.

In previous posts I have explained that I believe Strieber potentially represents some very vicious things, most particularly a counter-initiatory spirituality that has its basis strictly in the ho hum new age ideas that are in no wise new.  But I am quite convinced that it goes much deeper than that.  Never mind Strieber’s friends at the Ford Foundation or the fact he cannot get through a single interview in the last ten years without bringing up some imagined Nazi menace that is still thriving in some dark corner of our planet waiting to emerge once again and take the world by force.  There is a strange inner trepidation within him, a paranoia that I have seen elsewhere over the years.  I’m sure some of you can read between the lines.

What exactly is Strieber attempting to get people to believe?  What is the subtle vibe he is really putting out?  And why is it that he is overly obsessed with Nazis and the Holocaust even calling it the most important event in the last 2000 years?

In his Journal entry “Let’s Do It” published in February 2008 Strieber makes a very subtle allusion to Jewish Cabalists who were living a very visitor-esque inner existence in the Shtetl shortly before world war II.  Again that ultimate evil, the Germans, are evoked as the cause of their demise via the holocaust. I’m not arguing with his history.  I am arguing with the subtle message he is clearly promoting, which many aren’t able to pick up on.

Fast forward to Whitley Striebers interview with Brent Holland.  Brent Holland begins:

“Never before in the history of this world and perhaps all the other worlds combined has evil ever been unleashed like we saw during the holocaust.“

When I heard this opening line I almost had to barf.  Mr. Holland, like many other internet radio hosts, is clearly is out of his league.  To claim that the death of six million jews during the holocaust is the greatest evil in the history of every world combined is patently ridiculous.  Clearly he forgets that there were far greater genocides in history than the holocaust.  In fact, by comparison to the genocide that took place in Russia during the time of Stalin or the murder of the Chinese under Mao, the holocaust isn’t even a close third.  Let us also not forget that it was not merely jews that died during WWII.  There were millions of people from all walks of life who were sacrificed in that war.  No matter how one views this, genocide is wrong and the jews have no greater place than any other group of people.  Yet time and again we are fed this line that only the jews seem to matter when it comes to genocide.

And still there is more.  In his book “Transformation” Strieber talks about an editor from Morrow known as Bruce Lee.  During a book signing Mr. Lee saw two disguised grays pick up Whitley’s book “Communion” and speak to each other about how it contained particular errors.  When Mr. Lee approached them, they had a mad dog look in their eye like they were ready to attack.  At some point Mr. Lee was asked about how they spoke or what dialect they had, it was revealed (and I cannot remember the source of this) that these two spoke with a Manhattan or Brooklyn jewish accent. Again I am beginning to pick up a pattern here.  I  believe that the entire Strieber story is a psyop.  Either a sanctioned one, or something that was concocted independently by Strieber after he read Algernon Blackwood’s book, “The Willows”.   Considering the story was sold on the belief that many people witnessed strange things at the Strieber cabin, where are all these supposed witnesses?  Thus far, and perhaps I am wrong, the only people that have come forward are Raven Dana and Lori Barnes.

So why exactly am I even mentioning these very subtle facts?  They represent something that I am going to leave up to you to figure out, something that has long been a part of that invisible war that rages throughout time.  This war is fought by the various currents of dissolution by conditioning the human mind with bogeymen and by presenting a paranoid pseudo-history of the world that is more of a fairy tale than a reality.