Alien Bedtime Stories and Disclosure

Alien Bedtime Stories, authored by Grant Cameron, provides a comprehensive overview of 40 years of UFO research, arguing that the mystery is inherently linked to fundamental questions of consciousness and ultimate reality. Cameron dedicates the book to his late father, who ensured the author diligently followed the facts and avoided falling "into a well of belief".

The structure of the book guides readers through various facets of the phenomenon, covering topics such as Odds and Ends Stories, The Canadian Government and Flying Saucers, UFOs and the Government, Consciousness and UFOs, Presidential Tales, The Aliens, Famous Alien Abductions, and Where the Story Begins and Ends.

The Power of Storytelling and the Consciousness Shift

Cameron posits that the public is not ready to demand answers about the UFO mystery—citing an instance in the early 1990s where fewer than nineteen people protested outside the White House for disclosure. However, public interest remains high: a 2002 Roper poll indicated that 48% of the population believes UFOs have visited Earth, a figure 300% higher than those who believe in the random theory of evolution. The random theory of evolution is often referred to as the random ‘power-ball’ theory of evolution that says there is no God, with everything in nature being an accident caused by random mutations in DNA over billions of years.

To address this gap, Cameron leverages storytelling, a key method by which the "UFOs are here" idea is currently promoted, primarily through mass media focusing on popular narratives like the Travis Walton abduction or the 1952 White House overflight. The book’s core intention is both to entertain and to document history, offering short tales aimed at gradually raising public consciousness. Cameron argues that understanding the UFO mystery will lead to breakthroughs related to technology, consciousness research, and religious understanding in the next 100 years.

Government Secrecy and the Canadian Connection

A significant focus of Alien Bedtime Stories is the historical involvement of governments, particularly Canada's Project Magnet. Chief radio engineer Wilbert Smith was a central figure in Canada’s initial investigation from 1950 to 1954. Smith was informed by American officials that flying saucers exist and that the subject was the most highly classified matter in the United States, rated higher than the H-bomb.

Smith personally handled alien hardware and admitted to seeing recovered bodies from a crashed craft. He stated he had handled "quite a bit of it" and that the hardware was "deeply buried in classification and may as well be in the fourth dimension for all the good it is in establishing the reality of the craft or the people who manipulate them". The US authorities were also reportedly investigating related fields such as mental phenomena. Smith himself believed that contacting the occupants of the crafts was the only logical next step beyond collecting bodies and hardware, which only proved reality but failed to explain intent or origin.

The book also explores the idea of a UFO government control group, often referred to as MJ-12. Evidence suggesting its existence includes former Penn State University President Dr. Eric Walker’s confirmation that he had known of MJ-12 for 40 years. Furthermore, Dick D’Amato, an investigator for Senator Byrd, confirmed the existence of a "black government" that controls the debris and answers to no one, relying on unlimited funds.

Presidents and ETs: From Skepticism to Secret Knowledge

Cameron dedicates substantial space to presidential encounters and knowledge of the phenomenon. President Harry Truman oversaw the 1947 Roswell crash cover-up. Truman’s Air Force Advisor, General Robert Landry, later confirmed orally briefing Truman on flying saucers every three months.

The highly rumored Eisenhower alien meeting in 1954 is explored. One compelling account suggests Eisenhower met with human-looking "Nordics" who warned about nuclear testing.

More recent presidents often addressed the topic through humor or denial. Bill Clinton, despite privately looking into the subject (he once asked his Associate Attorney General to look into UFOs and the JFK assassination), publicly used humor to evade serious questions. However, he admitted that if secret documents existed, they were concealed from him, too, suggesting career bureaucrats might hide secrets even from elected officials. Ronald Reagan made the most startling comments, having experienced at least two UFO sightings. After a screening of E.T. at the White House, Reagan told the audience, without smiling, that "everything on that screen is absolutely true," strongly hinting at presidential knowledge of the ET reality.

Consciousness: The Key to Alien Technology

Cameron argues forcefully that consciousness is the Rosetta Stone for understanding the UFO mystery. The main perceived difference between humans and aliens is the alien's complete mastery of telepathy. This high-level ability suggests that the aliens have a great understanding and mastery of consciousness.

This concept is validated by high-level military-industrial sources. Ben Rich, President of Lockheed Skunk Works, once confirmed that the UFO problem had been solved, stating, "Anything you can imagine we can already do". When asked how alien propulsion works, Rich famously responded by asking: "What do you know about ESP?" and confirmed that the technology works based on the principle that "All points in time and space are connected". Dr. Eric Walker also stated, "Unless you understand ESP and how it works, you will not be taken on."

This focus on consciousness aligns with modern physics concepts like the entangled particle experiment and the double-slit experiment, suggesting that observation affects reality and that particles exhibit awareness. For the aliens, phenomena that seem impossible to humans, such as moving one seemingly solid object through another (like a body moving through a wall), are simple once the rules of consciousness are mastered.

Furthermore, the idea of technology downloads through consciousness is evident in human history: inventors like Douglas Engelbart (modern computer concepts) and Larry Page (Google) received their ideas through inspired "downloads" or dreams. The military connection to consciousness research and technology is further hinted at by the development of the ARPANET (precursor to the internet), which J. C. R. Licklider referred to as "The Intergalactic Computer Network," suggesting a non-local, cloud-like system mirroring psychic interconnectedness.

The collection of stories in Alien Bedtime Stories points to an intentional effort by extraterrestrial entities to disclose their presence and prepare humanity for a profound change, often utilizing advanced technologies rooted in consciousness and exploiting the subtle power of storytelling and political maneuvering to slowly raise public awareness.