Did the Chris Bledsoe Predictions Come True? Why I am Skeptical

Skepticism About the Prediction

Carl Crusher says he is skeptical of Chris Bledsoe’s prediction that Regulus would align with the Sphinx and usher in a new era of enlightenment. He argues that the prediction is difficult to verify objectively because “a new era of enlightenment” has no clear measure or deadline-based test.

Skywatching Experience

Crusher describes Bledsoe and his family as friendly, but recounts attending one of Bledsoe’s skywatching events. He says that objects identified as angels appeared to him to be ordinary satellites, while a bird was described as a cherub. The experience made him doubt the interpretations being offered.

Concerns About Bledsoe’s Circle

Crusher also raises concerns about people in Bledsoe’s circle. He notes Bledsoe’s association with the Knights Templar and focuses on Colonel John Alexander, who wrote a foreword to one of Bledsoe’s books.

Crusher alleges that Alexander worked on directed-energy and non-lethal weapons programs. He also recounts statements attributed to Alexander about experiments that led people to report fabricated UFO-abduction experiences. In addition, Crusher highlights Alexander’s association with Michael Aquino, whom he describes as a Satanist and the author of a book on psychological warfare.

Crusher presents these points as reasons for caution, rather than as proof that Bledsoe’s account is false.

Overall Position

Crusher argues that people can respect Bledsoe personally or find his story spiritually meaningful while still asking questions about the evidence, the people around him, and whether his predictions can be tested.

People Discussed or Quoted

• Carl Crusher, presenter
• Chris Bledsoe
• John Alexander
• Michael Aquino
• Members of Bledsoe’s family