Farsight has clarified something for me that was earlier far more concerning. What did they mean about free will? Or about agreement?

But I start to hear better clarification now. ETs got human factions to sign. They wanted those factions for their positions of influence. The thing those factions handed over was not the citizens of the nation, even if they think it was. It was the agreement to act with the arrogance that they could. It was a crime to coerce the people and enforce abduction and secrecy. Yes it's criminal, and therefore void. But they don't believe that, as obvious as it becomes.

Drug dealers have an advantage if they have a stupid kid in the school selling their product. They can have boatloads of guns and motorcycles, but a stupid kid on the inside can be a valuable asset.

There is nothing to withdraw from. But our understanding of the even void contracts will influence our own behavior. Especially because death is not a sudden jolt into wisdom and revelation. What we know in life is what we know in afterlife. If we don't learn it now, we don't learn it later either.

The inmates are less likely to riot if the terms of imprisonment seem real. We tend to overcomplicate it.

https://youtube.com/shorts/Bj49-cyxrC0?si=Maz-8pIPgbitEJk2

It's not only coercion. Here's a very important principle to understand:

Even if you did volunteer for this – forgetting that you have volunteered nullifies the agreement.

The free will ETs don't believe that you are subject to an agreement or contract that you have forgotten, because this violates the principle of informed consent. If you agree to something, there can only be consent if you know what you agreed to. If you forgot, you are not informed anymore, which means there also is no consent anymore.

The people on Earth have a really messed up understanding of what consent actually is. This, of course, is the result of indoctrination. The bad guys want you to believe that you agreed, so you don't rebel. It's psychological manipulation.

In reality, there is no obligation, because there is no informed consent.

And even if there were a contract (there is not, but let's imagine it), you can still cancel it anytime. That's what free will is all about. You are not forced to fulfill a contract. You can quit whenever you want.

Which btw is a good way to prove enslavement. If your contractual partner doesn't allow you to leave, it's proof that it's not a contract, but an attempt to enslave you.