Nothing stopped Monast from declaring that 2+2=4, that the sky was blue, or that his favorite ice cream was chocolate. The fact that he could be correct on some things does not prevent him from being unreliable on things he made up without substantiation. Being able to see this truth is called discernment.

The problem with characters like Monast is that they pollute a correct message (e.g., about the threat of a world government) with whacky nonsense about plots to fake an alien encounter. This is the ultimate in credibility self-destruction. Qui bono? There are those on this page who rightly point out that the only beneficiaries of this kind of "cry wolf" tactic would be the globalists. It spins up the credulous with a distraction that siphons their mental attention and energy.