Declassified FBI files expose terrifying messages from outer space

FBI documents have been released, which reveals what aliens allegedly really think about humans, and it’s not ideal.

Remember when UFOs and little green men were nothing but fiction? Yeah, me too.

But apparently, the tin-foil-hat society was a little closer to the mark than any of us would like to admit.

Decades of conspiracies have floated around the internet, putting the US government at the centre of a huge cover up regarding extra-terrestrials.

However, even after documentaries, alleged probing victim statements, and numerous sightings, nothing was ever officially confirmed.

Until recently.

The last couple of years has been major for alien news, with little snippets of information being revealed: namely, that aliens are real and spaceships have been actually seen up close.

The FBI declassified alien files (FBI)

Oddly, nobody was all that surprised to learn that it was true, but what they might end up getting their backs up about is the new information which shows how these space-beings feel about us.

After the Trump administration ordered a huge info dump to be dropped, with FBI classified files being revealed, it turns out we’re not the greatest species after all.

More like the ants of the universe.

The information is contained in an FBI memo of the 1955 interrogation of the Detroit Flying Saucer Club – a prominent UFO group.

According to the files, Randall Cox, a member of the club, told the FBI that aliens had been sending communication to them, revealing that all other planets had ‘conquered outer space,’ with Earth just left in the dust.

Oh, and they also consider us the ‘lowest form of universal existence.’

I didn’t think I’d have beef with space, but here we are.

"You can't sit with us" - the aliens, probably (Getty Stock Images)

Anyway, the documents went on to suggest that aliens had been prepping us for their arrival, stating: "He feels the purpose of contacts with Earth is limited at this time to preparing people to receive landings from outer space."

However, not to fear – apparently the UFOs were ‘friendly to the US.’

The files were dropped on the orders of Secretary of War Pete Hegseth under Donald Trump’s orders, leading to some political figures to take a swipe at the administration after it had denied the files existence.

One of the critics, Tennessee Representative Tim Burchett, wrote on X that things are going to get messy, writing: "The 1st drop will be big, but in comparison to what is coming they will be a drop in the bucket. I would say 'Holy Crap' is coming."