Bank of England warns foreigners to brace for impending US ‘revelation’

It was bound to happen eventually, and it seems the time was right for a man flipping the calendar to 2026 to publicly consider that the question surrounding aliens is not “what if” but instead, “when?” There have been a growing number of theories and beliefs surrounding the existence of aliens, and the topic seems to have intensified over the past year. Now, the long-time former employee who spent 10 years at the Bank of England has reportedly switched from theories to full-blown warnings about life outside. Interestingly, the largest reported driving factors behind this warning came from the United States, and it is believed that a significant disclosure is on the horizon.

In a story that has no shortage of eye-opening news, Helen McCauley, who serves as a senior analyst in financial security at the Bank of England, sent a message to the bank with an important alien warning. Lack of it? McCauley wrote to the bank’s governor, Andrew Bailey, urging the United States, particularly the White House, to prepare for the possibility that extraterrestrial life could be confirmed. The Sunday Times Reported.

McCaw’s broader concerns include his belief that if the White House made the announcement, it would have a significant impact on markets and could ignite a bank collapse. She pointed out that the United States has been “through a multi-year process of uncovering and uncovering information” regarding alien life forms. The Times.

“The United States government appears to be part of a multi-year process to declassify and disclose information about the existence of technologically advanced non-human intelligence responsible for unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs),” she claimed.

While there is no shortage of outspoken believers issuing warnings and discussing the matter on social media platforms, the comments from a long-time member of the Bank of England will no doubt turn heads.

A long-time Bank of England employee expanded on the matter, discussing the possibility of “greater power or intelligence than any government”, referring to “unknown intentions”. McCaw added his belief that government leadership and central banks may not be “properly informed” about aliens or other life forms.

“If the UAP is proven to be of non-human origin, we may have to accept the existence of a force or intelligence greater than any government, and possibly with unknown motives,” McCaw said.