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The Suppression of UFO Technologies and Extraterrestrial Contact 333
is not possible to make statements that are valid for all of them. Many
types are as alien to each other as they are to us."
By establishing reliable profiles of the different types most persistently
reported, we would at least know what we are dealing with and be in a
far better position to communicate meaningfully.
If there was a war in heaven that is still going on, in which who we give
our allegiance to may be a matter of importance, though Earth may be no
more than a single sector of a multi-galactic battle zone, at least we would
be able to make an informed choice concerning which group we enter an
alliance with. That would certainly be preferable to making a decision of
such importance in our present state of blind ignorance.
If, on the other hand, peace and harmony reign supreme over the inhabitants
of outer space, and it is we humans who must learn to transcend our
aggressive bellicose natures in order to become eligible for galactic citizenship,
we still need to know who we are dealing with, and be able to
communicate with them.
Those who are still arguing about whether or not UFOs are real will
continue to do so, until obliged to face the facts with their own eyes. For
those of us who are already aware that UFOs are real, the question
becomes: What types of beings are piloting them, and what is their motivation
for keeping us under surveillance and clandestinely interacting
with us
It is a matter of extreme urgency that an all-out effort be made to find
out as much as possible about the different types of non-human intelligent
life-forms at present hovering above us and among us. We can no longer
continue to pretend that we are dealing with misidentifications of weather
balloons, the planet Venus, flocks of geese, or swamp gas, and retain
our position as the dominant life-form on planet Earth. It is time to face
the fact that outer space is inhabited, and that ever since we exploded the
first atomic bombs its inhabitants have been watching us very closely. It
is obvious that in comparison to a number of already existing alien civilizations,
our space technology is in the kindergarten stage. We must
establish open alliance with the groups we can work out mutually beneficial
relationships with, and take appropriate measures to defend ourselves
against the predatory activities of the groups who have come here to
exploit us. It is imperative that we learn to distinguish between extra-terrestrial
friends and foes. What is at stake is our survival, not only as individuals,
but as a freely evolving species.