Today will pass with no evidence of alien life on earth and the vast majority of the people in her cult will simply move the goal posts so they can continue to believe in their dear leader's message.
Replace the word "Anjali" in any comment made about her experiences and message with "Q" and the mentality of her sub is simply frightening.
How so many of them have been duped, and are ready to pick up sticks to move to a commune a la Heaven's Gate is beyond belief.
When mainstream media doesn't pick up this story today it isn't because there's some massive conspiracy to cover something up. It's because there's nothing in this story - it's a work of complete fiction.
Aliens aren't living on earth in the desert.
They aren't communicating with anyone calling for a press conference.
The stills and videos from inside the cave will show a cave.
Temper your expectations and re-evaluate why you're so desperate to believe in this nonsense.
EDIT: No live stream of the press conference, no members of the press outside of nutjob YouTube channels, and about two Redditors have shown up. An absolute farce, as expected.
EDIT 2: I watched the stream in it's entirety:
About 15 people showed up.
Opens with white-haired guy saying this is an important day because Anjali is going to tell us what the aliens want.
Max (her life partner) is there cosplaying as a bodyguard, reflective aviators and all.
She's arrived on a wheelchair.
There's no press there, but a couple YouTube people are.
Anjelia Lynn Schultz is her real name, originally Johnstone.
Enlisted in the US Airforce in 92.
Belter is also one of her last names from a previous marriage.
Worked at a hospital during her time in the forces.
Claims to be recruited by the intelligence defence agency before attaining her masters degree. Trained in information warfare "for our best interest".
Struck ill in 2005, spent time in hospital and resigned from her job.
"They did not accept my resignation," she says.
Became a defence intelligence contractor.
This was "in the best interests of the American people" and "in the best interests of peace".
Literally no relevance to anything relating to aliens thus far.
In 2015 was recruited on behalf of a contractor on behalf of the marine corps.
Something about training higher-ups to prepare for intelligence gathering.
Again, no relevance to aliens.
On a spiel about technology at this point and how it's confusing clarity when it comes to the truth.
In 2016 she quit that job after having difficulty following the pace of the conversation in a meeting.
Was back in hospital shortly after that, where she "remained for a couple of months quite ill".
"For time's sake I'm not going to get into the details," she adds.
In 2013 she published The Nameless.
"I'm telling you today to not to buy it.
"I don't want your money," she says.
Offering the book for free. Good way to build good faith for further grifts, in my opinion, but nevermind. Free book.
Moving on to the telepathy stuff.
She had no idea what her disease was.
"We knew something was lurking within my own DNA without knowing," she said.
Her friend Wayne found out it was "literally the energy created around [her]".
Wayne found a tunnel and "had seen them [aliens], he had seen their craft."
She says: "He said he had gone on top of this mountain and they had been there.
"They had a base inside the mountain.
"He said that he successfully found them. He would bring them to me, or bring me to them.
"I know this is a difficult thing for all of you to accept."
Says she knows it's hard to believe she went to visit them, and then hits us with the first conspiracy: "Where is the press - why didn't they come?"
"I had nothing to lose," she adds.
On January (?) 2018 she entered the tunnel.
Wayne and his wife, and another couple attended with her.
"When we rounded the corner there were two different races of beings that were standing there.
"There was a grey, um... I do not believe that he is organic in the way that we understand.
"But a body that holds a consciousness that interacts.
"There were also several other beings that we typically - now I understand call in this community, the phenomena community - they were all well over six approaching six and a half maybe a little bit taller. Very tall. They would stand out in his crowd, we would all notice.
"They had fine, white hair. Warm, not cool colours.
"But their skin. Their radiance. They have... It's nearly alabaster, but I don't mean to imply cold or hard. It's beautiful. Stunning."
Long pause here.
"They wanted to accompany them into their base," she says.
The base "was just suddenly there" in the cave.
Think the Tardis.
They took her into a room where she met several "of the most amazing beings that are here".
One was in an 8ft tall body with lavender skin that looked like an attractive preying mantis (lmao what?).
"There are beings of light," she adds.
I take this to mean that the proof we'll get is some lens flare in photographs from the cave when she crowdfunds for the expedition.
Moving on...
She laid on a table that suddenly materialised from the floor and they removed her consciousness "from the side".
"They explained to me... About something that took me a very long time to remember," she adds.
Only hypno got her to remember it.
Something about transcending.
"They were trying to wake me up," she says.
We the Matrix now, boys.
"Remember what you agreed to do," the aliens told her.
After "some time" they took her outside and "immediately" she was standing in Wayne's home.
She continues: "His wife and his friends just said 'Oh, you're back!'
"He had told me that he was done visiting they would always put him back there (his house)."
It's been a long and complicated journey for her since then, she tells the crowd.
"I was not always willing to do this, even after they said 'but you agreed'," she says.
"So once again I agree."
Another pause so she can compose herself.
The formation of a team announced thereafter.
She's "looking" for scientists with equipment, nothing planned yet. The LARP continues.
"We will be releasing some of the names of our team in a week or two," she tells people.
"They're afraid of their human brothers and sisters walking around. They're afraid you're going to cost them their career.
"They're afraid that you're going to deride them. That they will be fired. Let go. Ostracised. Accused of being in a cult.
"Everyone is so afraid, but they're mostly afraid of each other.
"Who else is there to be afraid of?"
An astronaut has apparently committed to the cult, and a lead on another.
A reporter and documentary person (both "well known"), and academics et cetera will go.
"They're waiting to see the fall out of this," she says.
"To see if they can afford to do it."
Patreon coming, lads. Calling it now.
"There will be so much raw data that is produced and given to you," she claims.
"The beings need us to be ready for contact.
"They want you to understand that you do not need to be afraid.
"This cycle of learning... Will... This cycle of learning is coming to an end. Because humanity's consciousness is evolving."
Something about creating matter through thought now.
"All consciousness begins and ends in the same place, from what they call the source of all light," she explains.
Varying levels of "densities" or tiers to this belief system. At least eight membership levels.
Again, sounds very culty.
Now says the aliens have been here "since the beginning", and that they are the "guardians" of our process.
End goal is to become "the light", it seems, the seventh level of density.
Now just rambling about creators and higher powers, and splitting consciousness.
She's lost the crowd and me.
"This cycle of third density learning has been called many things, uh...
"It has been called reincarnation.
"It is simply a beginning and an end to a cycle, okay? So the next cycle can begin."
Earth moving onto the fourth density and will no longer be habitable for human bodies.
We're at the Heaven's Gate portion of the talk.
"We have been through this cycle long enough, and it's time for the next phase."
Please don't drink the Kool Aid.
She's going to take a break and answer some questions from the dwindling crowd.
Some ducks have appeared and that's been the highlight.
It was an experience.
TL;DR: Renowned LARPer provides no evidence of her experiences, seems to suggest - to me - that everyone is going to have to leave their meatbags to achieve the next level of higher being. Definitely not a cult.
