The climate change narrative is over! Climate change is, in reality, based on documented paranormal experiences of UFO contactee Whitley Strieber, who authored the bestseller ‘Communion.’

…Strieber started the modern ‘climate change’ hysteria in the book ‘The Coming Global Superstorm.’ This book was turned into the 2004 movie ‘The Day After Tomorrow’ which then inspired ‘An Inconvenient Truth.’  

Whitley Strieber, author of the well-known UFO book ‘Communion,’ has been receiving paranormal messages from entities for decades. On June 6th, 1998, he received a unique visitation (documented in his book ‘The Key’). This entity told him of an imminent cataclysmic climate crisis. It explained that this abrupt climate change would do untold damage. After this visitation, Strieber co-wrote the book ‘The Coming Global Superstorm,’ with paranormal radio show host Art Bell. This book was then adapted into the movie ‘The Day After Tomorrow,’ which popularized the cataclysmic climate change narrative. Laurie David, a Hollywood eco-crusader, saw this movie on the same day she attended one of Al Gore’s global warming presentations. This movie inspired her to help Al Gore turn his presentations into the movie called ‘An Inconvenient Truth.’ David served as a producer for that movie. 

Whitley Strieber is by no means the only one to receive a paranormal message about an impending ecological disaster. John Mack, author of the book ‘Abduction,’ made the shocking admission in his book that virtually every UFO abductee receives some kind of message about a coming ecological disaster. The entities responsible for sending these paranormal messages are, in fact, demons attempting to deceive humanity. Demons, not interstellar travellers, are the orchestrators and perpetrators of the UFOs and UFO abduction phenomena. That is why pagan rituals, like the ones performed by UFO researcher Dr. Steven Greer in the movie ‘Sirius,’ will often cause a UFO to appear. UFOs are not natural objects but instead, spiritual manifestations done by demons, appearing as balls of light or some other flying object. Similarly, UFO abduction experiences are realistic hallucinations caused by demons. Millions and millions of people have had an abduction experience. After writing ‘Communion,’ Strieber received letters from over a half million people who have had similar experiences. 

For a full analysis of how the climate change narrative is a product of UFO visitations, watch the Youtube video ‘UFOs, Nephilim, Climate Change and the Devil’ done by researcher and YouTuber William Burke. This video covers many things that you will not hear from your science teachers or college professors.

‘UFOs, Nephilim, Climate Change and the Devil’: