List of extraterrestrial political organizations

This is a list of extraterrestrial political organizations — the interstellar governance structures, military alliances, empires, and councils described in contactee, secret space program, and exopolitics literature as operating across multiple star systems and densities. These organizations range from benevolent federations to predatory empires, and their interactions are described as the primary context for Earth's covert involvement with non-human intelligent beings.

Major organizations

Organization	Type	Key members	Orientation	Source
Galactic Federation of Worlds (GFW)	Military confederation	~52 civilizations; Ahel, Noor, Taal, Zenae, Blue Avians	Protective; opposes Draco reptilians and Nebu operations on Earth	[2]
Alpha Draconis Empire	Imperial	Draco reptilians (rulers); vassal reptilian and Grey species	Expansionist; colonized 500+ worlds by infiltration	[3]
Nebu (Orion Greys)	Hive collective	Grey species from Orion region; Queen node in Orion Nebula	Adversarial; allied with Draco reptilians in the Alliance of the Six	[4]
Council of Five	Advisory council	Egaroth, Redan, Orela, Emerther, Ginvo	Protective oversight of developing civilizations	[5]
Super Federation	Genetic stewardship council	40–60 civilizations overseeing 22 genetic programs on Earth	Varied; some benevolent, some self-interested	[6]
Intergalactic Confederation	Highest-tier council	Representatives from multiple galaxies; includes a Council of Nine	Oversight of galactic-level affairs; rarely intervenes directly
Ashtar Galactic Command	Fleet command	Mixed species under Ashtar Sheran's authority	Varies by account; protective in some traditions, contested in others
Alliance of the Six	Military alliance	Draco reptilians, Nebu, and four additional adversarial factions	Adversarial coalition opposing the GFW	[1]
Andromedan Council	Advisory council	139–140 emissary species; Zenatean alliance	Strategic mentoring; advises GFW; detected future galactic tyranny
Confederation of Planets	Spiritual confederation	Higher-density positive entities (Law of One tradition)	Service-to-others; works with individuals at 5th–8th density
United Races of Orion / Orion League	Anti-imperial alliance	Alnitak, Betelgeuse, Meissa cultures	Created to fight the Orion Empire; affiliated with GFW
Vega Alliance	Anti-imperial alliance	Adari, Elevar, Ozman, Puxhity, Zenatae, Aramani, Ginvo, Eldaru	Formed to withstand expanding Orion Empire

Wolf's four-confederation model

Michael Wolf, chairman of Majestic 12's Alphacom Team, identified four distinct extraterrestrial confederations interacting with Earth: the Alliance (human-looking beings from the Altair Aquila and Pleiadian systems); the Corporate (various Grey races from the Zeta Reticuli system); the Federation of Worlds; and the United Races of Orion.

Andromedan Council distinction

Alex Collier, a contactee associated with the Andromedan Council, described the Galactic Federation as one of "many different councils," noting that his primary contacts were affiliated with the Andromeda Council — so named because of its centrally located meeting place rather than Andromedan leadership. Collier distinguished this organization from the "Galactic Confederation," which he associated primarily with beings from Sirius B.

Structural patterns

Michael Salla identified three broad groupings among the organizations known to Earth's secret governments: the "mostly humanoid Federations of Worlds" (corresponding to the GFW), a "joint humanoid-reptile corporate alliance," and the "Unified Races of Orion" (corresponding to the Nebu and its affiliates). These groupings were first publicly described by Michael Wolf Kruvante, a former Majestic 12-affiliated scientist, in the late 1990s.

The GFW enforces a Prime Directive restricting direct intervention in pre-interstellar civilizations, while the Council of Five operates without such a restriction, arguing that intervention is sometimes necessary to prevent civilizational self-destruction. The Super Federation occupies an intermediate position: its member species conduct genetic programs on Earth but do so under agreed protocols negotiated at council meetings held in a spatial-temporal anomaly accessible from any point in the galaxy.

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