"The Power Play: How Western Psychology and Historical Behavioral Patterns Will Obviously Shape And Manage Alien Disclosure" If Non Terrestrial Relatives Don't By Pass Them To Directly Nudge Us /Link Up.

 

In examining how they'll manage the info, the fact that there is no way we are alone and we aren't alone - DUH -  with Western European psychology and behavioral patterns, we can draw on the foundational ideas from three major psychological perspectives without explicitly naming them. 

These perspectives provide insight into how this group, historically serving as custodians of planetary leadership governance and power, may respond to the revelation of extraterrestrial existence. 

We will explore this through three key psychological paradigms: the collective unconscious and mythological structures, the drive for power and domination, and social behavior under stress or crisis.

1. Collective Mythologies and the Unconscious Framework

Western European societies have historically organized their worldviews around archetypes, myths, and symbolic narratives that inform collective consciousness. The revelation of alien life would challenge these mythologies at a fundamental level, disrupting long-standing narratives about human exceptionalism, superiority, and dominion over Earth. There is a psychological necessity in preserving order within this collective consciousness, which would drive the custodians to strongly resist, reject or frame the alien presence within existing structures of power, religion, or science.

Historically, new discoveries have often been integrated into or manipulated to support pre-existing systems of control rather than radically overturning them. The sudden admission of alien existence would likely follow a similar path: narratives would be carefully managed to prevent mass hysteria, integrating the unknown into the known. This would require intense myth-making efforts to preserve societal stability and maintain the perception of control.

2. Power, Domination, and Control

Historically, Western European societies have expressed a strong drive for expansion, conquest, and domination, evident through slavery, colonialism, and foreign interventions. This psychology is deeply embedded in the quest for control and the mastery of new frontiers. Alien disclosure would  be met with similar instincts for power consolidation, not unlike the control dynamics seen during the colonial period or during more recent events like the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.

When facing the unknown, this mindset tends to manifest in an immediate effort to dominate and understand the threat or opportunity. In the case of alien life, Western leaders would likely move swiftly to either militarize or otherwise secure themselves as gatekeepers of this new knowledge. 

This would involve alliances with other powerful nations but still striving for dominance in negotiations.

 Secretive actions, like withholding critical information from the public or limiting access to alien technology, would reinforce this pattern of control. Efforts to monopolize this discovery would be intense, as it represents a potential power shift that they would aim to manage.

3. Collective Behavior and Compliance under Crisis

The COVID-19 pandemic demonstrated how effectively populations can be controlled through messaging, fear, and the imposition of emergency measures. Similar strategies would likely be deployed during alien disclosure. Western European societies have a deep psychological need for order in times of chaos, with a tendency to quickly adhere to authority in moments of crisis. Fear, uncertainty, and the threat of the unknown would drive the masses toward compliance.

Governments would use the playbook of crisis management—lockdowns, media control, emergency declarations, and coordinated messaging—to shape public reaction. 

Acknowledging the presence of aliens would be framed as a matter of national and global security, invoking compliance through fear, much like what occurred during wartime or health emergencies. Leaders would seek to normalize extreme measures in the name of protection, while simultaneously rationing information to avoid panic. This tactic has historical precedent in how Western powers have managed populations during times of upheaval.

The Management of Alien Disclosure

Drawing from these psychological vantage points, we can predict that the Western European custodianship of global power would handle alien disclosure through a mixture of myth-making, power consolidation, and strict crisis management. 

The deeply embedded need for control, historical precedent of domination, and the ability to induce compliance during crises suggest that the alien revelation would be carefully controlled and disclosed in ways that preserve existing power structures. Just as with past global events like colonization or pandemics, the response would likely prioritize maintaining authority and managing public perception over transparent communication of truth.

Ultimately, alien disclosure would not be a democratized or liberating event but a highly controlled process engineered to maintain the balance of power in Western hands, just as evidenced in historical episodes of significant discovery and global shift.