THINK ABOUTIT’S ALIEN TYPE SUMMARY

THE COUNCIL OF 5

The source material for this entry says, in its own words, that very little is known about the five races that compose it — and then goes on to describe something genuinely specific and strange anyway: three documented meetings with President Eisenhower, contact with Soviet leadership, a refused approach to Richard Nixon over fears he might have his mind read, and a handwritten 2005 annotation predicting a return visit in August 2013. That combination — an honest admission of ignorance paired with oddly precise historical claims — is worth presenting exactly as the source gives it, rather than smoothing over the gaps with invented detail.

Name: The Council of 5

AKA: Orela, Egarot, Ginvo, Redan, and Emerther (the five member races). Formerly known as the “Council of 9,” which the source states additionally included the Gizan, Jefok, Lyrans, and Kurs (“Gods of Lands,” described in the source as having a growing importance “in the years to come”).

Location – Home System: Undocumented for the Council collectively or for any of its five member races individually

Distance from Earth: Undocumented

Attitude: Protective, per the source, which describes the Council as having watched over Earth and humanity “for as long as there are (alien) records of it,” with some sources claiming this predates the existence of humans by millions of years

Motives: Per the source, monitoring and protecting humanity after the Anunnaki (“Anunakene”) altered primate DNA to create humans, on the basis that humans would eventually be capable of joining other advanced races in development

Physical Appearance: Undocumented. The source explicitly states that very little is known about any of the five member races, including their appearance.

Average Height: Undocumented
Average Weight: Undocumented
Body Temperature: Undocumented
Pulse/Respiration: Undocumented
Blood Pressure: Undocumented
Life Expectancy: Undocumented
Hair: Undocumented
Skin: Undocumented
Eyes: Undocumented
Sex: Undocumented

Other Physical Information: Undocumented for any of the five member races

Special Traits and Abilities: Undocumented in specific terms. The source attributes no distinct ability to any individual member race (Orela, Egarot, Ginvo, Redan) beyond what is noted for the Emerther below.

Communication Type: Telepathic, per a secondhand account referenced in later compilations of this material; not detailed in the core source text itself

Origin: Undocumented. No home system, founding date beyond “millions of years,” or origin story is given for the Council as a body.

Life Form Type: Undocumented

Subspecies: Not applicable; the Council is composed of five distinct, separate races (Orela, Egarot, Ginvo, Redan, Emerther) rather than subspecies of one race

Most Common Species: The Emerther are specifically identified in the source as the most important of the five races, and among the most important of all known races generally. The source states they are related to the Solipsi Rai but considerably older and more advanced, and describes them as one of the Council’s original “Founder Races.”

Level of Species: Undocumented (no numbered or graded classification appears in the source)

Habits: Long-term, low-visibility monitoring of Earth and humanity, per the source, punctuated by rare direct contact with human leadership

Transportation Type: Undocumented

Witnesses Reports: No named individual human witnesses appear in the source. The source itself claims institutional contact: three separate meetings with U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower, contact with two high-ranking Soviet leaders across three occasions, and an attempted meeting with President Richard Nixon that Nixon reportedly refused, out of concern that the Council could read his mind and learn sensitive information regarding U.S.-Soviet relations.

Special Features/Characteristics: The source contains a specific, dated annotation: a handwritten note, itself dated July 2005, stating that the Council of 5 was expected to meet on Earth during the last ten days of August 2013, and that their presence and arrival could cause cosmic events affecting Earth’s atmosphere, along with an increase in observed alien ship activity during that period, for the purpose of discussing possible threats to Earth and humanity. This entry notes that August 2013 has since passed without any confirmed event matching this description.

Summary/Description: Very little is documented about the five races that compose the Council of 5 (Orela, Egarot, Ginvo, Redan, and Emerther), previously known as the Council of 9. The source describes them as long-term protectors of Earth and humanity, credits the Emerther specifically as the most important of the five, and claims a specific institutional history of contact with U.S. and Soviet leadership, including a refused approach to President Nixon and a predicted, since-unconfirmed 2013 meeting.

Source: Alien Race Book (ARB) — “Book of Alien Races: Secret Russian KGB Book of Alien Species” (Blue Planet Project), compiled by Gil Carlson, narrated within the book under the persona “Dante Santori”; Think About It Alien Database

Related Cases: The Solipsi Rai (cited in the source as related to the Emerther); the Anunnaki/Anunakene (cited in the source as responsible for the genetic alteration that led to the Council’s decision to monitor humanity); the four additional races named as part of the former “Council of 9” (Gizan, Jefok, Lyrans, Kurs)

DETAILED REPORT

The ARB’s own entry for the Council of 5 opens by stating plainly that very little is known about the five races that compose it, and that this has been true for as long as alien records are said to exist — by some accounts, since before humanity itself existed. That admitted gap in knowledge is worth taking at face value rather than filling in with invented specifics, and this correction has removed detailed abilities previously assigned to Orela, Egarot, Ginvo, and Redan individually, none of which appear anywhere in the source.

What the source does state with unusual specificity is a claimed institutional history: three separate meetings between the Council and President Dwight Eisenhower, contact with two high-ranking Soviet officials across three occasions, and a notable refusal — President Nixon reportedly declined to meet with the Council out of concern that they might read his mind and learn sensitive Cold War-era national security information. None of this appeared in the previous version of this page, which instead substituted a vaguer, invented account of “elite institutions” and “containment management” with no comparable specificity.

The source also contains a genuinely striking documentary detail: a handwritten annotation, itself dated July 2005 and found within the ARB’s own accumulated marginalia, predicting that the Council would return to Earth during the final ten days of August 2013, with a possible cosmic and atmospheric impact and an expected rise in reported alien activity during that window. This is exactly the kind of dated, checkable claim this archive tries to preserve rather than omit — and it is worth noting plainly that this predicted date has since passed without any confirmed corresponding event.

RESEARCHER’S NOTES
A Source That Admits What It Doesn’t Know — And What Got Invented to Fill the Gap Anyway

Source Chain Assessment: This entry traces to a specific, identifiable chapter of the ARB — “The Council of 5,” listed in the book’s own table of contents — narrated under the persona “Dante Santori.” The source text is unusually self-aware about its own limits, stating outright that little is known about four of the five member races.
Fabricated Individual Race Profiles: The previous version of this page assigned specific, elaborate abilities to Ginvo (“High-Speed Cognitive Processing”), Redan (“Inter-dimensional Navigation” via thought-form ships), and Orela/Egarot (manifesting as angels or deities). None of this appears in the source, which explicitly disclaims detailed knowledge of these races. This is a particularly clean case of invented specificity directly contradicting the source’s own stated uncertainty.
Fabricated Rating and Technology Panel: A “Level XXII — Cosmic Guardians” rating, a “Vibrational Net,” an “Emerther Grid Stabilizer” with “Acoustic Cores” near Giza and Teotihuacan, and “Holographic Tonal Formations” do not appear in the source and have been removed.
Genuine Detail Restored: The three Eisenhower meetings, the Soviet contacts, Nixon’s refusal, the former “Council of 9” membership (Gizan, Jefok, Lyrans, Kurs), and the dated 2005 annotation predicting an August 2013 return are all part of the actual source material and were entirely absent from the previous version of this page. They have been restored here, along with an explicit note that the 2013 prediction was not confirmed.
Evidentiary Weight: This entry’s own source describes itself as covering a subject about which “very little is known.” That should set the evidentiary bar for the whole entry, and the heavy use of “Undocumented” throughout this correction reflects that honestly rather than working around it.

The genuinely interesting thing about the Council of 5, once the invented elaboration is removed, is the shape of the gap itself: a source willing to say “we don’t know” about basic biology while making oddly specific, checkable claims about Cold War-era diplomatic contact and a since-passed 2013 prediction. That combination doesn’t need embellishing to be worth documenting precisely.