Mars insectoid war

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Mars insectoid war

The Mars insectoid war is an ongoing or historically continuous military conflict on Mars between human soldiers — including trafficked slave-soldiers serving secret space program corporations — and indigenous insectoid beings described as highly intelligent, territorial, and capable of close combat. The conflict is described primarily by 20-and-back experiencer Tony Rodrigues in his book Ceres Colony Cavalier (2022), and later investigated through remote viewing by the Farsight Institute under Courtney Brown.

Conflict and combatants

The slave-soldiers served as auxiliaries for a mercenary military force protecting corporate Mars bases from indigenous Martian beings characterized as "highly intelligent insectoid." His accounts of the engagements are detailed in Ceres Colony Cavalier, pages 185 to 193, which Farsight used as the basis for its remote viewing target. The conflict is framed as a defensive operation: human soldiers — many of them trafficked or involuntarily recruited — were deployed to prevent the indigenous insectoids from attacking or retaking areas where SSP corporations had established surface or subsurface bases.

Rodrigues's recruitment into the 20-and-back program that led to his Mars deployment began in 1981, when he was nine years old and was involuntarily recruited as punishment after embarrassing the son of a high-level member of the Illuminati. He was subsequently abducted by three Grey aliens and one small reptilian ET, genetically tested for skills suitable for covert support programs, and eventually assigned first to Mars and then to Ceres.

Farsight remote viewing investigation

In early 2022 Courtney Brown organized a Farsight Institute remote viewing project to investigate two of Rodrigues's core claims under blind scientific protocols: the interior of the Ceres base, and the Mars insectoid engagement described in Ceres Colony Cavalier. Four remote viewers — identified as Aziz, Shan, and Princess Jeanie, along with Brown — were given only alphanumeric codes for all targets and subjects; only Brown knew what the codes corresponded to according to Rodrigues.

The four viewers' accounts of the Mars insectoid target — the military engagements described on pages 185–193 of Rodrigues's book — matched what Rodrigues had described in sufficient detail that Brown concluded the events depicted were real. Brown stated: "Our data seem to indicate the activities, places and events that are reported by Tony Rodrigues in his book Ceres Colony Cavalier actually exist and happened... it seems a reasonable bet to say that the rest of the things described in the book by Mr. Rodrigues have a high probability of being accurately described as well, which given what he says regarding some of those other things is more than a little bit bone chilling."

Connection to the Dark Fleet and the Ceres base

Rodrigues's service on Mars preceded his transfer to Ceres, where he spent 13 years with the German-led Dark Fleet freighter crew. The remote viewing project confirmed both elements: the Ceres base was found to have a hollowed interior administered by former Germans — specifically former Nazis reincarnated into new bodies — who Brown identifies as the same force previously investigated in the Farsight project on Operation High Jump. Brown characterizes the Dark Fleet as a slave mercenary military force organized by Reptilian ET interests.

Earlier accounts

Rodrigues described the Mars insectoid conflict as early as October 2018 — four years before the publication of Ceres Colony Cavalier — providing an independently timestamped account of the same core events: "Mars, they were on Mars, they were living alongside — obviously living alongside — intelligent insects, and they were trying to get territory, they were trying to expand territory, and so however that was working, they were trying to move in."

The GFW arming local Mars species

The Martian insectoid and reptilian indigenous beings are not merely victims of SSP encroachment but active resistance fighters who received Galactic Federation of Worlds support: "There is resistance on Mars from local species, ancient species who still live there. These are insects and reptilians. It's like a resistance and the federation has been arming them, giving them weapons and training them — which is like a sci-fi movie, it's absolutely incredible." This account distinguishes between the Mars insectoid war as experienced by slave soldiers (adversarial, territorial) and the GFW's strategic view of the same beings (legitimate indigenous inhabitants being armed against illegal SSP encroachment).

Insectoid beings in broader contact accounts

The adversarial insectoid beings encountered on Mars are distinct from the benevolent Mantid beings described in other contactee accounts. A Mantid being named Maesha is a trusted GFW colleague and close companion of GFW commander Den Thor, noted for "amazing telepathic powers." In the adversarial command hierarchy, Mantis (Insectoids) occupy the middle tier of Earth's occupation structure: "Reptilians from Thuban, the Draco reptilians and Nagai, are in command of the Earth-based Reptilians. These are in turn in command of the Maytrei (Tall Greys) and Mantis (Insectoids), who command the Do-Hu Zetai or the enslaved faction of Solipsi Rai." This two-faction picture — adversarial Mantids within the Draco-Reptilian command chain contrasted with GFW-aligned Mantid individuals — is consistent across multiple DS sources.

Implications for disclosure

Brown argues that only full public disclosure can halt the practice of trafficking humans as slave soldiers in off-world conflicts: "The negative or oppressive extraterrestrials can get away with all of this for one reason and one reason only — they are doing it secretly, apparently with the consent of some human authorities. As long as the bulk of humanity sticks its head in the sand, they will keep doing it."

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