Freedom of Thought

Mischievous | by Paul J. Norton

 

 

Whatever else is said of the prospect of alien contact, and from the looks of it just about everything has been said on this subject at one time or another, there are some things that, even though they are blatantly obvious somehow seem to escape the minds of nearly everyone who concern themselves with the matter.

 

The days of denial about alien existence are pretty much over. World wide the aliens are performing mass fly overs to stunned crowds which are being shown on television, the latest in Lima, Peru. But, one is forced to ask, what has led to all of this? And why are UFO researchers always having problems with black ops, disinformation agents, so forth and so on?

 

The motives seem clear to me. The government doesn't want alien contact unless they can control it. This because it could not in any way compete with alien technology. Such a highly advanced civilization which has managed inter galactic space travel, and regularly performs aerial feats that defy all known physics undoubtedly would have all sorts of technological advantages, and should they endeavor to share them with this world, with whomever they so wish, it would change the world.

 

Imagine what over unity technology would do. Over unity, if you've never heard of such a thing, is a theorized technology that would provide power without any need for fuel beyond whatever it took to get it started. That is, it would produce more energy than it consumed fuel and would then become self fueling. How much would such a technology change our world? No more need for oil, no more need for power plants, no more need for natural gas or power companies. Now if they'll fight wars for oil, wouldn't they fight covert wars for technology which would make oil a thing of the past? Of course they would. But essentially, in this case, not only would they fight covert wars of propaganda, bent on keeping any diplomatic relationship with more advanced civilizations out of the equation, they would have to have some means of intimidating the more advanced civilization. Here I suggest that they took their ideas from the Nazi play book, they hold the public at large as hostage, and are willing to commit heinous crimes against humanity if they don't get their way. The aliens, in theory anyway, would be the first to realize this, and apparently they don't want to be the cause of demise for so many innocent people. It makes a good deal of sense to me.

 

Just for the moment I want to take a little historical review. Aliens are often accused of being some sort of monsters, no real hard proof of that, lots of suspicion, but we know for a fact that human beings can be monsters. People have sometimes criticized people for not having put up a better resistance to the rise of Nazi Germany, but they really have no understanding of what they were up against. Criminals taken from prisons, known murderers, the worst sorts, were put into uniform as SA units, armed and sent into neighborhoods with machine guns to perform random killings, gunning down the innocent populace, men, women and children, whenever there was any resistance to the Nazis. This broke the will of would be resistance fighters, as well as anyone else who might be thinking of doing something about which the Nazis would disapprove.

 

Now imagine that this same sort of terrorist tactic goes on still today, but is mostly leveled at people who know too much. That, because if we all knew, it wouldn't be tolerated by the world. But it achieves the purpose for which it's designed, how many innocent men, women and children are the people in the know prepared to watch die in the wake of their efforts to expose the Nazis behind our intelligence community?

 

While terrorism will sure get you, oh don't I know, the prospect of a prison planet is too much to bear. And these same people who bring us this covert form of terrorism are the same people who have brought the environment to the brink of collapse. Understand that they aren't even capable of normal thought processes, there is everything wrong with them philosophically and psychologically.

 

Whatever else we might think of aliens, there is no denying that contact with a far more advance civilization would change our world. So rather than wonder at all of the unknown details, we have every reason, and every right to suspect a government cover up of unprecedented scale concerning all things ufological. But I've yet to hear any reasonable motive for why a more advanced civilization would do the things it's accused of doing. Why, not one at all. If they wanted to invade us they certainly could have. And if they haven't found both easier and more civilized ways of doing the things that they're accused of, well, it's a wonder that they can fly at all. You'd think that they were so politically inept as to *want* to be seen as monsters. None of that makes sense to me. What does make sense to me is that the government wants us to *think* that they're monsters, and force the advanced civilization to do business with them and nobody else.

 

So, in the case of the government versus the aliens, the government has all the motive in the world, and no motive for the allegations against the aliens seems to exist at all.

 

It's only logical, captain.