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Self-described time traveler from 2045 claims aliens will land in 2028 and US government will collapse

Self-described time traveler from 2045 claims aliens will land in 2028 and US government will collapse

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A man calling himself Adam Archon says he has travelled back from the year 2045 to warn us about what is coming. His predictions, which include alien contact, a microchip in every right hand and the end of the United States as we know it, come from a video that is now back in circulation. He offers no proof for any of it.

The footage dates from March 2019 and has resurfaced on social media after the Pentagon released its UFO files. He also claims he was born on December 6, 2019, a date that falls after the video was recorded.

A timeline of the future

According to Archon, time travel will be open to ordinary people by 2028. He says the technology was invented in 1981 and kept secret ever since.

He also says most modern UFO sightings are not alien ships at all, but craft flown by visitors from the future studying key moments in history.

The same year, he says, humanity will learn it is not alone. During what was described as a polygraph test, he said: "Yes, it is true that aliens did land on Earth in August 2028."

Chips, dinosaurs and a world government

From February 2029, Archon says, a chip called "The One" will be implanted in people’s right hands. It would supposedly improve health, sharpen the mind and handle payments, making cash pointless.

He links this new money system to something far darker: the collapse of the US government. By 2030, he claims, America will give up its independence and join a single world government. The US would become "District 3". An AI system called "The Light", launching in 2033, would then run this new order.

The future is not all grim in his account. By 2045, he says, scientists will be able to clone dinosaurs, and a real "Jurassic Park" will open to visitors. "You can see T. rex, Triceratops, Velociraptor," he said.

Does any of it stand up?

Apex TV, the YouTube channel that hosted him, says the ten-minute segment has passed 1.3 million views. It also says Archon cleared the lie detector on every question.

Experts have pointed out that many of his claims contradict each other. They also say some of them, such as the US handing over its sovereignty, would not be possible under the American constitution.

In a separate three-minute video, made without a lie detector, Archon said a hugely divisive robot would be unveiled in 2020. There appears to be little sign that any robot caused major controversy at home or abroad that year.

Scientists note that travelling backwards in time is not ruled out by Einstein’s general relativity. Still, there is no evidence that any machine capable of time travel exists.

Where things stand

For now, Archon’s story remains unverified, and his stranger claims cannot be tested until the dates he gave arrive. The first big ones, public time travel and an alien landing, are set for 2028. Viewers will not have long to wait.

Image credit: ApexTV
Source: The Mirror US

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