1218 The Caretaker - Pleiadian War

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1218 The Caretaker - Pleiadian War

POF 18th December, 2019

Connor: Hello again, Michael. Let's talk about the first war Humanity has ever experienced.

For years, we have known about our origins, culling, and rescue from the Sirius System. Recently, however, in an exchange with Jeroen, you added a tantalizing new layer to that story: to rescue us, the Caretakers had to go to war. There is not much in the TLE library which gets past me, and this was the first time I’d ever heard you mention a war.

Here is what you said to @Jeroen: “The process by which our species was rescued was not without war. Our rescue required coordinated efforts to extract whomever they could before culling could be completed. At the time, “people” were required by law to turn over any of us who were in homes and while many complied with the law, many did not. The “animal rights” network coordinated a large-scale rescue that clashed with the full force of authority and a war broke out. This is its own story.”

Can you expand on that? Tell me more about the Caretaker-Pleiadian War. Were there any large-scale battles? Were the Caretaker ships transporting us to Earth being pursued by hostile forces? Share what you can, and we will revisit this topic in future exchanges to flesh it out.

MEntity: 

The cause of the war was not so much the clash between ideologies regarding how to handle the impact from "humans" on civilization, but was caused by propaganda and misinformation generated in general by Pleiadeans. The misinformation was a mix of contradictory claims that the rescues were intended to harm humans and use them for experimentation, or to train them as weapons for use in a sinister plot.

In other words, they lied, but made the lies so confusing and contradictory that even those who were caring for humans were conflicted and confused about who to trust in protecting the humans.

Most of the war was fairly calm and diplomatic, even as there was a great deal of grief, chaos, and confusion.

However, in the final weeks before full extraction/transportation, the war escalated as Pleiadeans called for the shutting down of the program and imprisonment of anyone involved, including sympathizers. A full attack was launched on facilities and ships of the caretakers who had established large sanctuaries by this time.

We would say that the program was only at about 75% of its success in terms of acclimating and coordinating for relocation when it was attacked.

Some, including our channel (@Troy), "remember" that night as an explosive battle broke out and several ships, caretakers, and "humans" were lost to the battle. The Pleiadeans were not very skilled at war but were quite skilled at disruption and corruption, so while they did not win others to their fearful cause, they did manage to make the experience as miserable and as painful as possible.

We speak of Pleiadeans in monolithic terms only for convenience, much like saying that the Germans fought the French, knowing that not all Germans and not all French were fighting.

Connor: I understand.

MEntity: 

In fact, it was only because of Pleiadian allies that we were able to partially extract and relocate.

Most caretakers who were involved in that extraction never returned home. They lived out the rest of their lives on ships or alongside us as we adapted. After the war, Pleiadeans were held accountable and severely restricted in all areas of society and culture for a long period of time as recovery, education, and rebuilding were implemented.

The caretakers' species, eventually, found their way to those remaining who cared for us and this was the beginning of a long-term plan to include and educate us about our origins.

Connor: Thank you, Michael! Incredible.

MEntity: We must conclude here for today. Good day to each of you. Goodbye, for now.

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**UPDATE**

From POF 19th February, 2020

ConnorB: How many years did it take for the Caretaker ships to reach Earth?

I'm also curious if the Caretaker ships were being pursued by hostile forces, or if the war had died down by that point.

MEntity: The transfer to Earth is difficult to describe in terms of years, but an equivalent might be 30 Earth years. This was not because of distance, but because life was not stable enough for transfer for that long, and there were hostile forces that also needed to be evaded so that there would be no sabotage. It was assumed by hostile forces that the transfer was a failure.

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Well, that was incredible.

Hearing about the Pleiadeans using FOX News tactics was amusing, in its own way. Extraterrestrials aren't 'alien' at all, they're just like us in many ways. It should be noted that Pleiadeans were mostly a Baby/Young species at the time of the events discussed in this session. Nowadays, they are a Mature species, and quite different. At the 2019 Fringe and Whackadoodle Great Gathering, I asked Michael why the Pleiadians were so mean, and this was their reply:

MEntity: 

They are not mean. They are younger, or WERE younger at the time, as a species in Soul Age than those around them. At this point, the line of "aliens" referred to as Pleiadian are around Early Mature, and doing their best to take responsibility for some of the impact that was contributed during the Baby and Young Soul stages, and so much of what is referenced about the Pleiadeans comes from their Baby and Young Soul period of time.

The same "meanness" will be seen in your own history when referred back to as how other creatures were impacted by the choices of Humans, and while there is a great deal of cruelty and suffering involved in that impact, very little of it is motivated by "meanness."

And this is the same that was true for the Pleiadeans. They were not trying to be mean. They were simply not aware of the consequences, or the pain, or the empathy. Now they are. And all of you will know that, and will recognize that evolution in yourselves as well.

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I'd say the juiciest part of this exchange was definitely Michael revealing the existence of sympathetic Pleiadian allies who were somehow instrumental in our rescue. That is completely new, and it adds a whole new dimension to our understanding of who the Pleiadeans are. As I said, at the time they were mostly Baby/Young, but I bet there were still a number of Older-Souled Pleiadeans in the minority, like our own species centuries ago, and it was likely these Older Souled Pleiadeans who helped us. There is more to this story.