X-Files

Our X-Files category includes several subcategories relevant to this topic: Conspiracies, Forensic Mysteries, People, UFOs, and Secret Societies.

The UFO phenomenon is one of the most intriguing enigmas in human history. There are so many questions involving whether our ancestors had contact with alien civilizations that numerous new theories evolved.

The ancient astronaut theory is just one of them.

We discovered strange texts in old religious writings, in myths and legends, and even carved on ancient monuments.

All talking about "beings coming down from the sky" to teach humans mathematics, physics, astronomy, chemistry, metallurgy, and architecture.

Who are the mysterious Elohims who, according to the Old Testament, united with earthly women, thus giving birth to the Jewish people?

How could the primitive people from thousands of years ago describe in detail what the Earth looks like from space? How could they know about spaceships capable of traveling from one galaxy to another? How could they describe, in such extraordinary detail, the explosion of a nuclear bomb?

Another important subcategory here is Conspiracy (from Latin con="together" and spirare="to breathe").

A conspiracy is a secret operation intended to cover conspiratorial actions and behaviors. In short, a conspiracy is in place when powerful, hidden forces implement and conduct elaborate plots.

Conspiracies are often masked by elaborate "official statements" presented to people in an attempt to clarify controversial events. But when people refuse to acknowledge these "official statements" as accurate, a new conspiracy theory is born.

Forensic Mysteries and mysterious People are two other key subcategories of the X-Files main category.

In these two subcategories, we will analyze cases of unsolved murders, disappearances, and other unbelievable events. These people changed history, and their actions still create waves today.

The famous Jacques Bergier calls them "occult masters of the time."