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The new Netflix goyslop "Three Body Problem" is a Kabbalistic adaptation of a Chinese sc-fi that is essentially an allegory about the impending Messianic Age.
The aliens in the film are the Archons of Gnostic literature, the nefarious entities who use technology and simulation to invert and deceive human perception (thus in extension also symbolise how the Jews invert and deceive humans as a whole)
The rich old white man and his cult that does the bidding of these aliens (i.e Archons/Jews) represent Christianity/Catholicism, who throughout the Piscean Age have carried out the subversive intent of their masters, in the show referred to as "Lord", which is the English translation of YHWH (the Lord Archon) in the Bible.
The "Lord" abandons them while they are on the ship, leaving them to be massacred signifying that the end of Christianity will be fulfilled at the destruction of the White race (almost every passenger on that ship that gets brutally murdered is White, highly odd for a diverse netflix show isn't it?).
And then you have the main characters, a diverse lot who represent globohomo scientism, atheism, nihilism, racemixing, feminism. All funded and led by Liam Cunningham's character who is essentially European nobility/old money, secret societies. Them working together to form a one world government with the UN to "fight the aliens" is just a problem reaction solution psyop by Jews centralise power.
ALiens taking 400 years to get to Earth is a retelling of how YHWH took 400 years to liberate OT Israelites from Egypt to finally give them their promised land, essentially saying the Jews will be liberated and given dominion over the Earth in the Archontic Messianic Age.
