Over the last few years, there have been many interesting, disappointing, bizarre or unbelievable revelations made in the world of UFO disclosure. The sub-culture has come a long way from the halcyon, tin-foiled days of old, gathering substantial evidential weight and mass public support along the way, as well as a few famous faces to grease the wheels. The truth is out there, and mainstream media outlets are racing for it, knowing that any day now, their star driver could be the one to cross that line and blow the cork out of that victorious bottle, on the podium, for all to see. There are many instantly recognizable characters in the long-running marathon of alien exposure; Knapp, Lazar, Grusch, Foxx, Elizondo, Greer, Streiber, Puthoff, Burlison, Borland, Walton, Hill and more. Listing the names of people who have entered the chat and furthered the movement could take all day. Fortunately, we’re only here to talk about the newest challenger to approach the discourse.
Phil.
For generations now, the titular television titan has brought drama, joy, hardships, hope, patronization and condescension to our hungry screens in defence of traditional right-leaning family values but, in 2026, Dr. Phil has switched his wig up. Dr. Phil is now a ufologist, or on his way at the very least, taking night classes towards his next PhD, perhaps. Yes, that’s right, Dr. Phil is now casting his eye to the stars, no longer satisfied with the trivial, lampoonable squabbles of the working class or the shameless shilling of political propaganda, Phil is taking his circus to the moon. At first, I thought this was a sign that he was desperately clinging to relevance, struggling to stay afloat, and I thought that was hilarious. My chuckles didn’t last very long. In fact, they were cut dead in their tracks, when I saw what else Big Phil was up to and the cynical gears in my machine started grinding. Dr. Phil meddling in the UFO field is worrying, whether he really believes, or not. Let me explain why, and stick with me, because it’s not even really about UFOs.
Unless you have just escaped a tech tycoon’s bunker, or have been in a radiation induced coma, you will likely have been unable to escape the relentless, insane malfeasance of the American administration. One of they many awful, enraging things they have done, is repeatedly suggest the invasion of Greenland. While the administration claims the island holds strategic value, many hardcore believers think that Greenland’s significance is much more esoteric, much more ancient. There are rumours flying that the entire underside of Greenland is a secret facility, that it holds long-buried secrets and the key to future technologies, all totally unbased, of course. These rumours likely spawned from the general attitude of the administration regarding the UFO subject, with this presidency being the most outspoken about the topic there has ever been. Without doubt, the current leadership of the US has done more than any previous cabinet when it comes to forwarding full UFO disclosure, but this has come with a MONOLITHIC caveat –
Look at everything else they have done.
It is true, that we have seen the release of numerous previously undisclosed videos, we have had testimony, hearings, we have had admissions of the generational cover-up for the first time in history, but we need to take a step back and look at the whole picture. While this presidency is pushing disclosure hard, it is doing so to distract from the Epstein files, the Iran war, tariffs, healthcare, renovation controversies. This presidency is also manipulating the stock-market, kidnapping opposition and pirating their oil reserves, selling insider information to tech billionaires, scamming their citizens with monetised presidential merchandise and exclusive access. It’s hiring people off the street to terrorise ethnic communities, to murder people.
With that in mind, do we still trust Republican public figures entering the race? Do we trust their intentions? I staunchly do not, but not for nothing.
A few of you may have heard of ‘The Greenland Company’ and its recent controversy, but for those of you who haven’t, I’ll give you the short version:
The Greenland Company is a group of venture capitalist sociopaths who would very much like to ‘drill for oil’ in a specific area of northern Greenland, even though it is expressly forbidden by numerous international laws and is completely illegal, they shipped the equipment to start doing so. When the authorities told them that, by no means whatsoever, were they to unload the equipment, The Greenland Company unloaded it anyway. The company has gone as far as to report to its shareholders that test drilling should begin within the year, even though the government of Greenland has vehemently denied them the right do so.
Now, what has that got to do with Dr. Phil? With political shilling?
Dr. Phil is on the board of The Greenland Company, an investor, a working part of it, along with the US president’s son-in-law. Phil was even there when the company landed in Greenland to try and help sell the scumbag idea to the aghast locals. Whichever way I choose to approach the chain of events, it’s odd, it feels off;
– Trump becomes the Disclosure president, suddenly obsessed with Greenland.
– Appoints his outspoken supporter Dr. Phil to his ‘Religious Liberty Commission.’
– Dr. Phil starts podcasting about UFO’s and is even among the first people to see some of the latest releases.
– Dr. Phil joins a company intent on drilling in Greenland no matter what.
I do not believe that Dr. Phils connection to the corrupt cabinet, UFO’s and Greenland are all a coincidence, leaving only two possible logical conclusions, one more likely than the other, in my opinion, but both are awful;
First, the UFO community is now compromised, a pump-and-dump scheme at best, and a pipeline at worst. Dr. Phil has used his connections to the president to worm his way into the disclosure scene, for both of their mutual benefit. Having accepted his position on this fascistic sounding ‘Religious Liberty Commission’, Dr. Phil likely now has access to materials which could be classified as ontologically shocking or relevant to spirituality. Knowing full well the materials are being used as smoke and mirrors, he propagates them for a fresh stream of views, while also bringing his hardcore supporters into the sphere with him. Part of this unholy alliance comes in the form of The Greenland Company, which now has a strong, publicly adored face attached to it, while it fracks Greenland, or whatever ethically murky stuff they are really doing. In essence, Dr. Phil has become top religious propagandist, and pilfering Greenland is his reward.
The second theory, while more unlikely, is equally as dire.
Trump, being the disclosure president, really does know something about Greenland that makes it significant to the future of disclosure. Knowing this, he has appointed one of his accursed mouthpieces to pre-emptively work the media into the right position, using Big Phil like Pied Piper to cross over cultures and embroil all the rats in tail into a mythical rat-king. ‘The Greenland Company’ is a front, to secure whatever is under the permafrost there before anyone else, with Dr. Phil in position to proselytise the benefits and importance of their invasion when it reaches the public eye.
The second theory is out there, but at least it’s more exciting than evil white people, doing evil white stuff. I could also just be wrong; it really could just be a coincidence that Dr. Phil has taken a liking to disclosure and digging up Greenland at the same time as his pal Donny.
On a tangent entirely unrelated to ‘The Greenland Company,’ here are some of the names that the CIA have used on shell companies and corporations in the past;
– Civil Air Transport
– Radio Liberty
– The Asia Foundation
– Free Europe Committee
– The Robert Mullen Company
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