EX-ILLUMINATI REVEALS: The Truth About the Vatican and UFOs

Overview

Leo Zagami (author and investigative researcher) argues that the Vatican—through Jesuit influence and long-running institutional secrecy—has been managing UFO/UAP knowledge and related “disclosure” efforts for decades. He claims this began with an alleged 1933 Italian crash tied to Benito Mussolini’s regime and continues as part of a broader, multi-decade agenda to control narratives and prepare society for an eventual large-scale transition in religion, governance, and technology.

Claimed Vatican control of UFO disclosure

• Zagami’s central claim is that worldwide UFO/UAP phenomena are not merely studied, but effectively overseen by Vatican/Jezuit-aligned interests—including decisions about if and when the public receives “full disclosure.”
• He argues that Vatican involvement starts with the 1933 “Magenta crash” in northern Italy (between the towns of Batej and Magenta). Mussolini is described as having ordered silence after the crash.
• Zagami further claims that Mussolini appointed a radio inventor (described as Guo Maronei) to reverse-engineer recovered material.
• He says later Vatican intervention blocked additional development—specifically a “death ray” capability—because it would have altered the war in ways the Vatican opposed.

Reverse engineering and the shift to the United States

Zagami claims that the recovered craft/material eventually ended up in the United States after the war, linking Vatican involvement to early U.S. UFO programs and events commonly associated with Roswell.

• He asserts that Vatican-aligned church figures (including a claimed role for Archbishop McIntyre) were involved in early U.S. UFO handling.
• He also claims that Vatican-linked UFO conferences have taken place since the early 2000s.

Jesuits, theology change, and “friendlier” framing of extraterrestrials

Zagami argues that the Vatican and Jesuits made a theological shift in the 1950s, positioned around the Second Vatican Council, to reinterpret extraterrestrials in a more acceptable way.

• He links this reframing to Jesuit theologian Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, who—according to Zagami—promoted ideas for creating “urology” and theological infrastructure to support extraterrestrial encounters.
• Zagami claims the Council’s reforms were not only doctrinal but foundational for a future “one world religion,” which he argues aligns with eventual disclosure.

“Baptizing” extraterrestrials and power politics

Zagami contends that, rather than treating extraterrestrials purely as demonic (as some other Christian traditions do), the Vatican’s approach would allow them to be integrated into Catholic theology.

• He argues this would help maintain institutional power during the transition.
• He repeatedly characterizes Jesuit influence as political and narrative-driven, arguing that religious changes ultimately serve control.

Media/soft disclosure and major UFO-relevant networks

Zagami portrays modern UFO/UAP “disclosure” movements as coordinated or influenced by Jesuit operatives and theological framing.

• He references contemporary figures and networks in UFO discourse, including Luis Elizondo and Steven Greer, arguing they are part of a controlled rollout rather than authentic, uncontrolled revelation.
• He also alleges that Hollywood and “soft disclosure” efforts are part of the process.

Artificial intelligence, “cyber satan,” and a technopolitical endgame

Zagami’s broader thesis links the UFO/alien agenda to AI and robotics development.

• He claims reverse engineering of alien technology contributed to foundations of modern AI, framing AI as a vehicle for non-human intelligence to “control this dimension.”
• He predicts mass disruption from automation, including white-collar job loss, potential social unrest, and greater state control (including ideas like universal basic income).
• He suggests that major transitions occur between the near term and the early 2030s, with more intense disclosure or “manifestation” after around 2034—in his view—when resistance becomes harder.

Global reset and geopolitics

Zagami incorporates geopolitics into his model, referencing the “Great Reset.”

• He claims energy and resource choke points (wars and supply disruptions) are designed to impoverish the middle class and enable technofeudalism.
• He speculates about events related to Iran, tying them to long cycles he claims occur every ~60 years and align with major systemic shifts.

Personal claims and retaliation

Zagami adds that he personally faced persecution and legal trouble, including alleged accusations and fleeing Italy.

• He states this occurred because his publishing threatened narratives that manage disclosure.
• He claims major public documents/files (including Epstein-related files) referenced him as an expert.

Final takeaway he offers

Zagami’s concluding “positive message” is less about UFOs and more about resisting AI/robotics dehumanization by preserving tangible culture—books, art, records, and beauty—so society remains “human” rather than absorbed into non-human systems.

Presenters or contributors

• Jeff Mara (podcast host)
• Leo Zagami (guest; author and investigative researcher)