The Bugs
The interview looks into the mysterious and unsettling aspects of what are referred to as “The Bugs,” a term used to describe a specific type of extraterrestrial entity. Central to this discourse is the idea that some UFOs operate under a hive mind, suggesting a collective consciousness among them. These entities, often depicted as devoid of souls, are characterized as clones that venerate their own technology. According to Tom Delonge, the spectrum of extraterrestrial life is vast, ranging from light beings and various forms of organic and inorganic life to amoebas and other human-like entities.
The Bugs are particularly known for their aversion to elevated human spiritual consciousness, which is characterized by a sense of connection with nature and the cosmos. Instead, they are drawn to negative human energy and fear, thriving in environments filled with such emotions. The phenomenon surrounding these entities is largely seen as negative; they are often associated with bringing forth various adversities. This notion challenges the more optimistic portrayal of aliens in popular culture and warns against a naive embrace of all extraterrestrial life.
According to Tom Delonge, the universe is bursting with life, teeming with various forms of intelligence that exist at different levels of development. This includes everything from highly advanced humans with telepathic abilities to primitive human-like beings and even inorganic entities living on inhospitable planets. There are also peculiar life forms, such as vast amoebas floating in space, absorbing energy, and ethereal bands of light that navigate the vacuum of space. These descriptions emphasize the unimaginable diversity and abundance of life in the universe, urging humanity to expand its perspective and acknowledge the vastness of life beyond Earth. This perspective is linked to several key moments in an interview with Jimmy Church on Fade to Black Radio featuring Tom DeLonge, where various aspects of UFOs and their connection to consciousness, fear, and the broader working of the universe are discussed.
