1377 DISCLOSURE DAY: Is Spielberg Preparing the World for the Biggest Deception in History?

**Richard Syrett** (0:00)
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**L.A. Marzulli** (2:01)
Walk in, get prayed up before and after, take notes. Understand that this is a very calculated film. And as Christians, I mean, I've already seen it. I'm going to go see it again this week because there's more in it that I need to unpack and warn people of, which is what I've done. Don't hide your head in the sand. How do we know what the enemy is up to unless we see what the enemy is doing?
Yes, there are curses which can be placed on these things. I get that. So, pray up beforehand, pray up afterwards, and realize that, no, I'm not buying this stuff. This is propaganda.
This is deliberately created to define a certain paradigm, which is contrary to the Christian belief system.

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**Richard Syrett** (3:14)
For nearly half a century, Steven Spielberg has been one of the principal architects of our collective imagination about extraterrestrials. From Close Encounters of the Third Kind to ET., he taught generations of moviegoers to look skyward with wonder rather than fear. But now, Spielberg's tone appears to have changed. While promoting his upcoming film Disclosure Day, Spielberg has made a series of startling remarks. He suggested that the movie contains more truth than fiction. He speculated openly that non-human intelligences may already be present on Earth. Most provocatively, he questioned what confirmed contact might do to humanity's religious beliefs, asking whether God is merely our God, or the God of civilization scattered throughout the cosmos. Those comments have ignited a firestorm of debate. Some Christian commentators and clergy have gone so far as to warn people not to see the film. Others have labeled it cursed, claiming it serves a deeper spiritual agenda.
Social media has been flooded with warnings that audiences may leave the theater with more than popcorn and a movie ticket, that exposure to the ideas embedded in the film could have unforeseen spiritual consequences. Alarmist nonsense? Genuine spiritual discernment? Or, evidence that Spielberg has touched a nerve far deeper than most Hollywood blockbusters?
One thing is certain. This is no ordinary UFO movie. After decades of government secrecy, congressional hearings, military whistleblowers, leaked videos and a relentless drumbeat of disclosure rhetoric, the UFO conversation has moved from the fringes to the center of mainstream culture. And once again, Spielberg stands near the center of it. Coincidence? Curiosity? Or something more deliberate? Tonight we'll unpack Spielberg's extraordinary claims, examine the assumptions hidden beneath them, and explore whether the greatest mystery is not what may be coming from the skies, but how we are being taught to interpret it.