Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard recently hinted that extraterrestrial life could be real, fueling speculation that aligns with a growing narrative the world may one day use to explain away the Rapture. In a conversation on the New York Post’s “Pod Force One,” Gabbard cautiously affirmed “yes” when asked if she believes aliens might exist, adding that in her role she must be careful about what she discloses. While declining to elaborate, she promised her team would be transparent “when the time comes” and that they are “continuing to look for the truth.” Gabbard also expressed lingering doubts over unexplained drone sightings across the U.S., noting the official explanations have left her with “a lot of unanswered questions.”

Her remarks come amid increased public attention to unidentified aerial phenomena, spy balloons, and mysterious sightings, all of which could be leveraged in the future as part of a deceptive narrative. For Bible prophecy students, this fits a potential scenario where global leaders and intelligence agencies frame the sudden disappearance of millions—not as the fulfillment of 1 Thessalonians 4:16–17—but as the result of extraterrestrial intervention. In an age primed for deception, Gabbard’s careful yet suggestive comments highlight how discussions of alien life are moving from science fiction into mainstream geopolitical discourse, laying the groundwork for a post-Rapture “explanation” that denies the truth of God’s Word.

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SOURCE: Fox News