Aliens do not have a “peaceful agenda” following “thousands” of UFO abductions worldwide, one UFO expert claims.
While there is still no concrete proof of extraterrestials, many people believe in their existence – and that the often visit Earth.
UFO expert Malcolm Robinson has spent most of his life studying extraterrestrial sightings, having written 10 books on aliens and UFOs over the years.
Speaking to the Daily Star, Robinson said he believes aliens to have frequented the planet since cavemen roamed the Earth.
But their plan for our world is unclear, and cannot be said to be peaceful.
“They have an agenda for sure, we can but speculate. I wouldn’t say they are peaceful, due to the thousands of UFO abductions worldwide,” he claimed.
“Whilst a large proportion of UFOs can be explained away as having natural explanations, only a few remain, and it is to that small one percent that I and my colleagues worldwide are trying to get to the bottom.”
The truth around UFOs remains uncertain.
But the US government has been slightly more transparent about how it is treating UFO sightings in recent years.
The US military has coined UAP as the new term to refer to unidentified flying objects – which is supposed to shake off some of the stigma surrounding the word UFO.
A US military UFO report in 2021 announced that it ‘does not confirm or rule out alien activity’ on Earth.
The Department of Defence said it wanted to “improve its understanding” of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), also known as UFOs, and determine whether they posed a threat to national security.
Defence officials across the pond said that of the more than 120 incidents documented over the past two decades, the majority were reported by US Navy personnel.
Just last week, a whistleblowing sailor told The Sun that mysterious objects buzzed around his US Navy ship in a way that no human controlled craft would.
The sailor was aboard the USS Paul Hamilton when the crew reported there were “multiple” UFOs surrounding the ship as it sailed on the Pacific Ocean.
The incident was one of many described in a cache of documents accidentally released by the US Navy last year.
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