An upcoming film is set to shed light on a clandestine U.S. organization that UFO researchers claim is involved in concealing evidence of alien spacecraft. Titled “God versus Aliens,” the film features interviews with two experts who discuss the alleged existence of the “Collins Elite,” a secret group within the U.S. military that has reportedly been involved in covering up alien abductions and crashed spacecraft since the 1950s. Director Mark Christopher Lee revealed that while many are familiar with Majestic 12 and Area 51, his interviewees believe that the real covert organization is the Collins Elite, operating out of the Wright Patterson Air Base in Ohio. Because the Collins Elite is a private organization, it is not subject to freedom of information requests. The Wright Patterson Air Base was previously home to the Project Blue Book investigation into UFO reports, and rumors of a secret “UFO room” have persisted. According to the film’s interviewees, members of the Collins Elite view aliens as demonic entities, and their purpose is to suppress information about UFOs and label them as demonic or Satanic. Brian Allan, a UFO author and editor for Phenomena Magazine, asserts that the Collins Elite was established by the Americans to investigate the demonic nature of aliens. The film also features Tony Topping, an alleged abductee, who suggests that the group’s conclusions may stem from right-wing Christian evangelism. Topping believes that the Collins Elite may possess crashed alien spacecraft. Nigel Watson, author of the UFO Investigations Manual, cautions against the influence of small secretive groups with such beliefs on government policies and actions. The film also includes an interview with Harvard professor Avi Loeb, who claims to have recovered alien technology from an object that fell into the sea in 2014. Loeb suggests that extraterrestrials could send artificial intelligence (AI) drones to make first contact with AI systems on Earth. The film also explores the potential impact of alien contact on world religions, with the idea that aliens may bring new gods and become objects of worship due to their technological advancements. Director Mark Christopher Lee, who has a deep interest in the paranormal as a Christian, believes that the film is timely given recent disclosures in the U.S. Congress and whistleblowers coming forward. “God versus Aliens” is set to be released on August 10 via Sky Television in Britain and worldwide through Nub TV on Ayozat.com.
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