The Collins Elite (Pentagon demonological faction)
institutionOccult & Esoteric · Defense & Military-Industrial
Some senior Pentagon officials reportedly believe UFOs are literally demons — and steer national security policy accordingly.
Who they are
The 'Collins Elite,' a reported group of senior Pentagon officials who see the UFO phenomenon as demonic activity.
What they do
The engine describes them as a faction inside the defense apparatus that treats UFOs through religious prophecy rather than as aircraft.
How it works
Former AATIP head Luis Elizondo says a senior official told him in Pentagon hallways to stop investigating UFOs because the phenomenon was demonic and studying it meant 'doing the devil's work'; this cadre reportedly obstructs secular, nuts-and-bolts investigation.
Why it matters
The engine's point: this steers national-security decisions by biblical prophecy instead of threat assessment — and it mirrors the opposite-valence occult faction (Aquino's Temple of Set) using the same method of state-adjacent occult influence.
The engine's record — word for word
Reported internal cadre of senior Pentagon officials who view the UAP phenomenon as literal demonic activity and obstruct secular-materialist investigation accordingly. Named by Luis Elizondo (former AATIP head) — a senior official reportedly told him in Pentagon hallways to cease UAP investigations because the phenomenon was demonic and investigating it meant 'doing the devil's work.' Structural function: operational theological-ultraterrestrial faction WITHIN the defense apparatus that steers national-security policy per dispensationalist biblical prophecy rather than nuts-and-bolts aerospace threat assessment. Mirrors Aquino's Temple of Set / MindWar lineage from the other theological direction — same domain, opposite valence, identical operational method (state-adjacent occult intelligence).
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