Freixedo revived: hostile gods and Avi Loeb's spaceship
Avi Loeb warns that 3I/ATLAS is a spacecraft and will pass close to Earth at Christmas 2025; Salvador Freixedo's theses about hostile gods are gaining traction.
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Freixedo revived: hostile gods and Avi Loeb's spaceship
Avi Loeb has just put a warning on the table that sounds like science fiction: the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, with its multi-jet structure, would be a spacecraft and will reach its closest point to Earth on December 19, 2025. The Harvard astrophysicist is calling for observations with Hubble and James Webb to confirm it. What nobody expected is that this announcement would breathe new life into the theses of Salvador Freixedo, the Spanish ex-Jesuit who spent decades warning that the supposed "gods" are not friendly.
The theory of the hostile gods
Freixedo, a Catholic priest and member of the Society of Jesus before becoming a ufologist, held that extraterrestrial entities feed on human pain and suffering. His books, such as "La granja humana" (The Human Farm) or "Israel pueblo contactado" (Israel, a Contacted People), describe a constant interference in our destiny. During the pandemic, his claims gained strength among those who see global events as manipulation of non-human origin. Now, Loeb's alert provides a supposed concrete fact: a ship approaching at Christmas.
Skepticism and mockery
The reaction was not long in coming. While some see the object as a confirmation of Freixedo's prophecies, others reduce it to "conspiracy garbage" or simply mock it with memes about "annunakis, reptilians and non-consensual traseril probes." The debate swings between the "total alpha" of those who believe themselves enlightened and the "communist clown" that sums up the contempt. But there are those who call for rigor: Andreas Faber Kaiser, another Catalan researcher, is cited as a more solid reference than Freixedo.
800,000 years of evolution at stake
"Who are you to judge 800,000 years of evolution," drops one of the most shared comments. The phrase sums up the tension between human arrogance and the possibility that we are not alone. The truth is that, with or without a spaceship at Christmas, Freixedo's narrative has found an unexpected megaphone. And the economy, although it does not appear in the thread, is not immune: just look at how markets react to any news of extraterrestrial contact to understand that panic or euphoria have a price.
The question nobody answers: if on December 19, 2025 3I/ATLAS turns out to be a ship, will we be ready to receive gods who are not friends?
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Avi Loeb has just put a warning on the table that sounds like science fiction: the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, with its multi-jet structure, would be a spacecraft and will reach its closest point to Earth on December 19, 2025. The Harvard astrophysicist is calling for observations with Hubble and James Webb to confirm it. What nobody expected is that this announcement would breathe new life into the theses of Salvador Freixedo, the Spanish ex-Jesuit who spent decades warning that the supposed "gods" are not friendly.
The theory of the hostile gods
Freixedo, a Catholic priest and member of the Society of Jesus before becoming a ufologist, held that extraterrestrial entities feed on human pain and suffering. His books, such as "La granja humana" (The Human Farm) or "Israel pueblo contactado" (Israel, a Contacted People), describe a constant interference in our destiny. During the pandemic, his claims gained strength among those who see global events as manipulation of non-human origin. Now, Loeb's alert provides a supposed concrete fact: a ship approaching at Christmas.
Skepticism and mockery
The reaction was not long in coming. While some see the object as a confirmation of Freixedo's prophecies, others reduce it to "conspiracy garbage" or simply mock it with memes about "annunakis, reptilians and non-consensual traseril probes." The debate swings between the "total alpha" of those who believe themselves enlightened and the "communist clown" that sums up the contempt. But there are those who call for rigor: Andreas Faber Kaiser, another Catalan researcher, is cited as a more solid reference than Freixedo.
800,000 years of evolution at stake
"Who are you to judge 800,000 years of evolution," drops one of the most shared comments. The phrase sums up the tension between human arrogance and the possibility that we are not alone. The truth is that, with or without a spaceship at Christmas, Freixedo's narrative has found an unexpected megaphone. And the economy, although it does not appear in the thread, is not immune: just look at how markets react to any news of extraterrestrial contact to understand that panic or euphoria have a price.
The question nobody answers: if on December 19, 2025 3I/ATLAS turns out to be a ship, will we be ready to receive gods who are not friends?
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