Aliens are ‘two billion years extra superior than us – they arrive and go from Earth’

Aliens are two billions years more advanced – both technologically and psychically – than humans, an alien-loving lawyer has claimed. Danny Sheehan has been involved in bringing UFO whistleblowers to the United States Congress in recent years.

He has been helping to provide explosive evidence of alleged government cover-ups regarding real encounters with extraterrestrial beings. And after making series of bombshell claims regarding the potential locations of two bases with hundreds of UFOs seen going “in and out of it”, and that aliens are stealing human eggs and sperm, he has now returned with another one.

Sheehan, speaking to Jesse Michels on his YouTube channel, divulged more details about just how advanced aliens are compared to the human race . . . despite the fact we still appear able to stop them as he has previously claimed before.

He said: “They are two billion years more technologically advanced than we are and they happen to have figured how to come and go from our planet.”

Sheehan also claimed there are other “strange phenomenons” going on on Earth, such as humans expressing telepathic skills, teleportation, astral travel and remote viewing . . . all of which extraterrestrial beings are believed to be able to do. He claimed humans have turned people who are said to have done these things into religious figures – like “Jesus Christ or Buddah”.

“Therefore, there’s something super non-human about them, they’re spiritual, they’re from some other domain somewhere – that’s not true. What they are is mutations of our human family and as that faculty is evolving, some humans are more fully evolved than others and that attracts attention.

“This is another element that really intelligent thinking, careful people who are not ignorant are interested in.”

And when asked if this is the “source code” of religion, he replied: “Yes, there’s no doubt about it.”

For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletters.