A UFO expert has shared a chilling prediction about the possibility of an alien invasion after a series of mystery drone sightings over various military bases.
The ears of paranormal enthusiasts, ufologists and conspiracy theorists worldwide pricked up over the past couple of days amid reports of various unexplained drone sightings in the US, UK and Germany over the past couple of days.
The sightings, which have occurred at various US Air Force bases, have managed to cause so much panic that President Biden has been forced to intervene, with a joint statement from the FBI and the US Department of Homeland Security also stating there was 'no evidence' the sightings in New Jersey 'pose a national security or public safety threat'.
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However, not everyone is convinced.
One person who's keen to point to a more extraterrestrial explanation is Carl Nally, UFO and Paranormal Research Ireland (UPRI) co-founder and. co-author of various paranormal books, who believes the sightings are a warning for what's about to come.
"It’s an amazing situation, the way we see it," Nally explained in a recent interview with The Irish Mirror.
"You would imagine that, when anything appears over a military base, a military helicopter would go up and investigate them but they haven’t done that.
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"They call them drones. Are they drones or UFOs? They would have identified them by now if they were drones – even just by shooting one of them down to see what it is. But they haven’t done that, and that leads us to believe that, possibly, it could be UFOs again."
An official for the Department of Defence stated that while there is no suggestion 'malicious intent' in regards to the mysterious sightings, they 'don't know' the origin.
Nally has also shared his belief that aliens are able to quickly enter and exit Earth's atmosphere via a series of 'portals', with one of these being situation between the Irish towns of Athlone and Slane.
Which certainly contradicts the widely held idea that aliens would make first contact with mankind by plonking themselves down on the White House lawn, but hey, the real world doesn't always revolve around the US.
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However before you start stockpiling tins of beans and multipacks of loo roll, Nally is keen to remind us that there are greater threats to humanity than aliens.
"f you put that [an alien invasion] on one side of the scales and AI on the other, I’d be more concerned about AI," he said.
Glad to see we've all got our priorities in order.
Brenna Cooper