This site and the book, The Government’s Plan for Containing the Alien Contagion, And How We Will Justify Killing Billions of Humans, should be evaluated on their own merits of analysis and presentation without the knowledge of the author. However, for those wanting the author’s profile, here it is.
The Author is a strategist, analyst, and leadership expert whose work is shaped by decades of experience in military leadership, executive planning, business development, and high-stakes decision-making. He has led people, built organizations, developed mission-centered strategies, and translated complex uncertainty into clear plans of action across defense, business, and leadership environments.
A graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point, The Author served as an Army officer and later built a career spanning senior business development, operational leadership, executive planning, authorship, and leadership training. His background includes directing business development strategy, leading veteran professional teams, working with defense-sector stakeholders, and building companies in competitive and undefined environments where planning, discipline, and execution determine results.
At the core of The Author’s work is a consistent focus on mission, responsibility, and disciplined analysis. He is known for developing structured frameworks that help leaders cut through confusion, assess competing factors, and make stable decisions under pressure rather than reacting emotionally or politically to fast-moving events.
The Author is also the creator of leadership and decision-making models built from real-world experience, including military training, executive leadership, and advisory work with organizations facing serious operational and strategic challenges. His published and training work has centered on leadership under duress, responsibility-based leadership, and multi-criteria decision-making designed to move people and institutions from uncertainty to action.
That background directly shapes ChristiansAndAliens.com. The site is not written as entertainment or speculation alone, but as a serious exploration of how societies, governments, churches, and leaders may interpret, organize around, and respond to events that create civilizational disruption. The site itself frames these issues through questions of worship, discipleship, religious liberty, governance, and human response under pressure, which closely matches The Author’s long-developed strengths in strategic analysis and leadership formation.
The Origin material and broader foundation documents show that this project is built around structured scenario analysis: how institutions behave, how control systems expand, how fear changes public reasoning, and how leaders either steady people or fail them in moments of crisis. That analytical approach reflects The Author’s wider professional pattern of building decision frameworks tied to mission, consequences, and measurable action rather than abstract theory.
The Author has founded and led businesses, raised investor capital, sold both tangible and intangible products and services, worked closely with government and defense stakeholders, and trained leaders in corporate and institutional settings. His experience includes developing strategy, guiding execution, forming key relationships, and teaching others how to lead when the stakes are high and the path is not obvious.
His books, presentations, and leadership instruction reflect the same emphasis found throughout this site: responsibility over excuse, clarity over drift, and conviction over confusion. Whether addressing leadership, culture, faith, or strategic response, The Author brings an integrated perspective shaped by military discipline, executive practice, and a strong concern for how people think and act when systems are under stress.