#aliencontact

Humanity’s destiny is to emerge into and to engage with a Greater Community of intelligent life in the universe. This is the greatest threshold humanity will ever face and it is imperative that individuals begin a process of gaining awareness, broadening their education and preparing in the development of Knowledge (a spiritual intelligence more powerful and ethical than any other force in the universe). This builds the essential framework for human freedom, sovereignty and ultimately, contribution in the future to other young races such as ourselves.

OZ- “I will not allow it!!”

NOLAN- “I don’t think you have a say in this matter human!!

OZ- “Nolan, I am sorry, but I can not bring Gunther back here until I speak with Cruz and get him to agree to it.  He is the one that made the agreement with Corbus to send him there.”

NOLAN- “NO!!!  Breen said not to advise this Cruz, she said that he would not help.”

OZ- “Oh, I am sure that he would...but I just need to wait for him to get here, he is on his way...”

NOLAN- “NO!!  Cruz must not be involved...you may be a genius Oz, but you are not very smart. If you will not bring back my father here, then I shall!”

Electricity pulsed through Oz’s entire body. He became immobile....

OZ- “No Wait stop...I can help you...

CAIA- “WHO ARE YOU!??  What have you done to my husband??”

NOLAN- “I am Nolan from Corbus, if you speak of the dead human there, I have no idea what happened.  I came through the portal and he was like that...you must help me get my father through here before it is too late?”

CAIA- “Your father, who is your father, You said you are from Corbus?”

NOLAN- “Yes...I said Corbus, my father is Gunther, he is from this world and he needs to return.”

CAIA- “No!!  He can not!  Cruz is on his way, please help my husband.”

The board is shifting faster than we anticipated.

On the morning of November 8th, I signed off on new assignments—what we expected to be a measured deployment cycle. By the 14th, the Initiative had absorbed a second African nation-state, exposed a high-ranking Servant embedded within EU infrastructure, and triggered another detection flag on one of our senior operatives.

We are pushing forward. But not without being seen.

I. Rwanda Secured

Kalameet Lund has successfully brought Rwanda–Burundi under Initiative control. It is, by many metrics, a low-yield acquisition: a GDP below $50 billion, a fragmented development pipeline, and a deeply polarized public. But our calculus was never about wealth—it was position.

With Kenya already under our influence, Rwanda strengthens our inland axis. The two now form a corridor of Initiative-aligned territory extending from the Indian Ocean to the Central African plateau. This will matter—whether for resource extraction, research staging, or containment operations—when the realignments intensify.

Lund’s infiltration was swift, clean, and without direct opposition. But he was detected almost immediately. This is the second time in a month. Whether by Servant networks or sympathetic locals, his cover is thin. We’ll maintain him on assignments for now, but contingency plans are under development. If they’re watching, they’re waiting.

II. Iribar Unmasked

I gave Yiyuan Ai the authority to pursue a lead in Brussels. The target: Miguel Iribar, operating with high discretion. Her results exceeded expectations.

Critical success.

Iribar is confirmed Servant-aligned. His dossier reads like a NATO technical asset gone off-script—naval engineer, former project manager, hardened by war and insulated by loyalty. 137. That’s near-unbreakable. He’s currently embedded in Belgium–Luxembourg and controlling policy from within.

More concerning are his capabilities: project sabotage, orbital operations, military policy setting. And he's not alone. His presence suggests a Servant power base forming in Western Europe, far more advanced than previously modeled. We suspect a shell-state strategy: manipulate a moderate, integrated nation into aligning with apocalyptic theology under the guise of defense planning.

Ai remains our sharpest instrument. She will continue tracking Iribar’s activity. We must know what he's building—or breaking.

III. Stabilization in Nairobi

Minton remains embedded in Kenya and continues his advise mission. The numbers came in this week: +2% to national research throughput, +12% increase in Investment Points, +0.07 military readiness delta.

These are not marginal. This is traction.

Kenya is transforming. Not fast, not loud, but structurally. Minton’s integration strategy is working. When we speak with the Ministry of Development next quarter, we’ll have something to show them.

IV. The Lab is Ready

Our engineering division has unlocked the Military Science Lab project. It’s more than an upgrade. It allows us to construct hab modules that will deepen our combat R&D in orbit and across exo-terrestrial platforms. The implications are straightforward: if we build these, we train for war in space.

The timeline on alien escalation is no longer theoretical. Our teams estimate Jade Mountain’s orbital sweep may enter terminal proximity within four months. That gives us a thin window to prepare, not just diplomatically, but doctrinally.

Initiative oversight has approved provisional planning for our first military orbital lab, pending resource allocation. Construction sites are under review.

V. Risk Profile: Rising

Let me be clear. We’re exposed.

Lund’s second detection. Iribar’s embedded influence. The Servants tightening control over key states. And now a confirmed Resistance cell operating parallel to our own network.

We are no longer operating in the dark alone. The board has players.

Some are naïve idealists. Some are fanatics. All of them are arming.

And we’re still listening to echoes from the sky, trying to build answers before the questions arrive in force.

But I believe this: we are learning faster. Our people are sharper. Our position is improving. And if the sky burns, I intend for us to be the ones who decide where the fire lands.

I will authorize new assignments shortly.

Filed: November 6, 2022 | Strategic Operations Summary Author: Initiative Command

We hold Kenya.

On the morning of November 6th, Initiative personnel successfully secured full executive control over Kenya’s national governance structure. The second control point fell without incident. Phillip Minton’s operation, long in motion, culminated with quiet precision. We now command both the civilian and military apparatus of Nairobi.

Kenya’s strategic value is manifold—proximity to global trade lanes, access to critical mineral routes, and a rising technological infrastructure. Its domestic politics remain unstable, but Initiative alignment has stabilized key administrative corridors.

This is our first nation. It will not be our last.

Kalameet Lund, following a failed outreach operation in Afghanistan, has been safely exfiltrated to Colombo, Sri Lanka. He remains under passive monitoring. His behavior continues to exhibit patterns of focused obsession following his contact with the Tashkent wreckage, but no further irregularities have emerged. He has been cleared for reactivation when needed.

Yiyuan Ai has returned from a second surveillance pass over Tashkent. Her findings confirm what we already suspect: the terrain is not recovering—it is transforming. Vegetation patterns now exhibit non-native density, resistance, and structural geometry. These are not simply alien plants. They are systems. Growing. Shaping. Persisting.

With Skywatch already active, our engineering division has shifted priority toward the Alien Flora project. Early-stage xenogenetic decoding is underway, with targeted probes to isolate metabolic pathways and growth triggers. We do not yet understand if this represents a form of colonization, communication, or unintentional seeding. But we will.

In orbit, the final phase of the Mission to Space research initiative has concluded. The global scientific community, prompted by alien presence, has aligned around the fundamentals of orbital adaptation. Project Exodus contributed the majority of late-stage breakthroughs and now spearheads the Orbital Shipbuilding framework. A series of near-Earth technologies—deep space propulsion, outpost habitation, and crewed transit systems—has been unlocked.

This will alter timelines. It will also alter wars.

Our own contribution to this research was limited. Internal resources remain focused on Earth-based stability, reconnaissance, and factional countermeasures. But we are watching.

One final note: with the Initiative’s influence growing, we have formally selected our internal advisory cadre. After review, we’ve emphasized international aid frameworks—support structures that will allow us to stabilize developing regions without drawing direct fire. This may buy us goodwill, or at least silence, as we expand.

The aliens have not struck. But they are watching. And so are we.