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Date published: Sat, 14 Dec 2024 12:44:34 +0000

第十届年度 E T 大使馆日是准备外星人回归的里程碑

纽约，2024 年 3 月 28 日讯——当世界面临前所未有的挑战，当人们质疑那些为了利益而推动冲突的机构背后的动机时，系统性变革的必要性比以往任何时候都更加显而易见。在此背景之下，焦点转向被掩盖了的宇宙真相，尤其是外星文明的频繁造访和 UFO 的存在，这些信息不为我们所知，连政府机构也鲜有披露。

国际雷尔利安运动（IRM）在其创始人和精神领袖雷尔（Raël）的引领下，宣布将于 2024 年 4 月 6 日举办第十届年度 "ET大使馆日"活动。这一全球瞩目的日子旨在推进建立大使馆的开创性项目，正式迎接我们的外星创造者们重返地球。今年的 "外星人大使馆日"标志着十年来对这一事业的奉献，有望揭示在实现人类历史上最具影响力项目的征程中所取得的重大进展。

项目负责人丹尼尔•特科特（Daniel Turcotte）强调了大使馆项目日益增长的兴趣和发展。特科特解释说：“今年是关键的一年，我们与各国外交和旅游部长、政治家和有影响力的人物进行了讨论。作为外星人大使馆东道国的经济和社会效益是巨大的，这激发了各国渴望参与到这一历史性努力中来的空前热情。"

尽管该项目已经取得了长足进步，但仍然处于一个外交阶段的关键时刻。特科特强调："我们正在寻找一个愿意支持 1961 年《维也纳外交关系公约》的替代议定书（《关于外星人大使馆的任择议定书》）的东道国，并组织一场国际会议来讨论这一新起草的议定书。

公众和科学界对于UFO不明飞行物现象的认知正在不断提高，还有外星飞船目击事件的激增，都预示了外星人在有意让人类为即将到来的正式接触做好准备。而ET 大使馆日旨在提高人们对这一迫在眉睫的现实的认知，并激发对欢迎我们创造者们的全球性支持。

在国际雷尔利安运动庆祝成立 50 周年之际，其重点依然是坚定不移地履行向人类宣传外星人回归的使命。建立一座外星人大使馆是实现这一目标的重要一步，它为外交、科学和文化进步提供了无与伦比的机遇。

想了解更多细节，请访问www.rael.org/ETembassyDay

星期二 26 三月 2024