Trevor Collins

That's the weird thing is like, if someone out of thin air, right?

It's the same as like a UFO sighting.

If they were to say, I saw a ghost or something, I felt something or I heard a creature in the woods or I saw a UFO, that's almost conjured out of thin air and part of that almost feels like you wanna believe it.

But in this moment, we have an author saying, I made this story up.

And then these things are happening.

Right.

Yet it's still caught on.

You know, the common thing I see when, whether it's a whistleblower or it's someone who's attempting to blow the whistle and unveil a truth, right?

Like the government knows about aliens.

Whenever they try to walk it back or whenever, like the soothsayer in this moment, Macken, the author says,

Tries to claw it back.

There's always a portion of people that go, you can't put it back in the bottle.

You've unveiled the truth and I have seen it with my eyes.

You know, like there is always like that group that it will validate pre-existing desires or beliefs or whatever it is.

And so I can understand how it immediately, you know, Pandora's box is opened.

Yeah.

But I said before that the claims weren't really evolving.

They were staying pretty true to his original story.

And that seemed to be true for the most part until, like I said, around the turn of August.

Now we have soldiers from weeks later saying they saw something.