Mother Jones
“To be fair, there were a couple of scientists you say were killed under mysterious circumstances in the movie,” I told the congressional candidate. “I’m sorry, I don’t necessarily remember all of their names.” It was the strangest thing I’ve said during an interview. But when you write an article about an alien conspiracy documentary directed by a wannabe congressman, it leads to unusual conversation.
On Thursday, Mother Jones reported that Amardeep Kaleka, a Democrat running in the primary to challenge Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), had directed, edited, and provided the “story idea” for Sirius, a documentary that contends that aliens have visited Earth and that vague corporate and governmental powers suppress alternative energy technologies, while scientists who dare to challenge the status quo die under mysterious circumstances. The film is based on a book written by Steven Greer, a former doctor and current amateur ufologist.
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Kaleka Distances Himself From Alien Theories, 9/11 Conspiracies
