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Post by Deleted on Jul 10, 2011 11:33:18 GMT -6
Extraterrestrials and UFO Aliens - What Can We Know About Them? I 'borrowed' the conclusion...the article's pretty interesting in his compilation of what information we have about 'aliens'. CONCLUSION The purpose if this article is not advocate that aliens exist or that they kidnap people and subject them to anal probes. I am a skeptic and frankly I find many accounts preposterous. But if we assume for the purposes of this discussion that the eyewitness accounts are true, what can we conclude about our anal probing visitors? One thing we can be certain of is that if Grey aliens exist they are intelligent predators with superior technology and they occupy the same evolutionary niche as us. They are adapted to live on an earth like planet. This means that if they have hostile intentions, the aliens may covet this planet as a future home for their species. hubpages.com/hub/UFO-Aliens---What-Can-We-Know-About-Them
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Post by paulette on Jul 10, 2011 13:03:46 GMT -6
I question the word "predator". We are not predators of lab mice although we do creatively horrorible things to them. We use them. I imagine somewhere that a seemingly rational nice human is anal probing a lab rat if that is on his list of things to do. Just following orders Ma'am.
Likewise the greys by many accounts and speculations are the inferiors to other aliens. They could be the equivalent of worker insects - sterile, specialized, smart enough to do the hard work but not independent. Ant workers aren't exactly predators - the whole colony is. Army ants separated from their queen act randomly and then die. Termite workers actually lie down and die within hours of their queen dying. Hive or colony insects are not individuals. They are part of a life form that has many scurrying parts.
If the aliens wanted this planet as their home address they would be here and moved in already. There's no a *darn* thing we ever could do about it. Unless our cold germs or some intrinsic part of the eco-system is not good for them for long visits. Or they live somewhere better and this is the equivilant of Australia as a penal colony.
I personally think that they are (if they are) under some galactic injuction to do-no-harm. Which in our case would be to not provide clear evidence that they are here and we are the zoo animals in their nature park. They're allowed to sample us and take a few - like the helicopter that darts the polar bear, takes blood samples, a tooth, and paints a big number on its butt so it can be identified (or hangs a radio collar around its neck). Which it can't see or understand or get off. Just like us with them and the fact that people who are taken are taken more than once...
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