r/UFOs • u/frankievalentino • Oct 16 '23

Is Bad News Coming? Is UFO surveillance “Preparation of the Battlefield”? Compilation

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Are UFOs a friendly intelligence, curious of our landscape, who have a genuine concern for our possible self-destruction with nuclear weapons? Or…is this intelligence possibly malevolent, void of empathy, currently operating surveillance of our landscape and weapons in preparation for a future invasion? This video compilation focuses on the latter.

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u/eaterofw0r1ds Oct 16 '23 edited Oct 16 '23

It seems they have been warning us for years to take care of our planet. One prevailing theory is that they haven't wiped us out because we still have time to do the right thing. There could be an invisible red line we don't know we are crossing, and that could be the reason for their increase in combat observations. They very well could be preparing to attack us if this planet has a resource they need that we are putting at risk.

I don't think they care about us either. The same way you don't care about the ant hills you have to destroy when you mow your grass. The intent isn't to harm the ants, but if they are in your way, they are wiped out as a casualty. I think these beings just do as they need to do for their survival and we interpret those actions as a monolith of being "benevolent" or "malevolent" in terms of how it relates to us when in reality, we're insignificant and they have no intention towards us at all.

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u/Flyinhighinthesky Oct 16 '23

The resource is organic life.

Everything on the periodic table is easily found in the wider universe, but organic life requires very specific circumstances to make work. Random mutations and environmental pressures cause unique creations that chemistry alone could never produce.

Sure, they can probably simulate most life, but it's different when nature itself causes it. It's also generally self sustaining, and localized to a specific planet. Add to that the notion of souls and consciousness, and I'd wager life is among the most valuable resource in the universe.

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u/ILiterallyCantWithU Oct 16 '23

Exactly. I think we're being farmed for something we don't even realize we have. A symbiotic relationship where they tend to us in their farm and we provide whatever it is they get out of it. It explains why they don't wipe us out or talk to us, we're just livestock to them.

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u/Fartknocker813 Oct 17 '23

Man is the battlefield and the prize.

Our souls

People have been tricked into mocking religion

There are so many things that similar in the great faiths.

Our souls matter. Who we are spiritually matters.

Sin makes you sick

Repentance heals

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u/HeyBudGotAnyBud Oct 17 '23

Ahh Fartknocker, you are so wise

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u/ILiterallyCantWithU Oct 17 '23

In my opinion, religion is the control scheme used by these entities.

Think about it, why would an actual creator god require blood sacrifice and virgins? Why do we need to worship it? Why is it a jealous god?

These entities stated religions to make you believe they are God and to force you to generate loosh for them by worshipping. Religion is the greatest evil.

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u/John_Helmsword Oct 17 '23

You’re getting close to the truth

It’s loosh.

We are livestock to the ones that have been in control of this planet since our origins. Or rather, now the one.

He goes by many names.

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u/Acmnin Oct 17 '23

People putting too much of themselves into the the aliens possible intentions. If they are even aliens.

It’s a poor sort of farmer that grabs random people sometimes and lets most of the flock provide nothing.. the theory makes no sense.

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u/ILiterallyCantWithU Oct 17 '23

Oh no the abductions aren't the harvest, I'm talking more loosh theory where these things feed off negative energy or some other non material thing that human consciousness provides. All they need to do is keep the flock alive and Har est in the background while nobody notices.

Like I gave chickens for example, they see me taking care of them but they don't realize it's all an elaborate plan to farm them for their eggs. I think we are in a similar situation potentially.

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u/Barbafella Oct 16 '23 edited Oct 16 '23

Life seems to be pretty rare as far as we have observed, yet we are destroying biodiversity on a mass scale so a tiny narcissistic few can shit in gold toilets.

Good luck trying to explain that complete and utter batshittery to anything with a more logical approach, be it organic or AI.Has anyone here got a good excuse for such behavior, as I’d love to hear it.?

Its so fucked that if some advanced lifeform told us “Sorry, you had your chance, now we are gonna wipe you from the face of the planet” I’d have a hard time arguing against it.

“They do have a point, strip malls, blue jeans and cheeseburgers are not that amazing compared to an elephant, a shark, an albatross or a pangolin

”Well, Music, that’s all I’ve got in our favor, not sure if that’s enough in the big scheme of things.

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u/Spoonfeedme Oct 16 '23

Has anyone here got a good excuse for such behavior, as I’d love to hear it.?

You've never seen the New Yorker cartoon about shareholder value?

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u/Barbafella Oct 16 '23

“You know, Burke, I don't know which species is worse. You don't see them fucking each other over for a goddamn percentage.”

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u/spazzybluebelt Oct 16 '23

Something in me hopes that one day they Just Show Up and Tell every human on earth : "U either Take Care of Ur Home or we fuck you Up"

Society would Change in an Instant. We Humans are to ignorant/arrogant to do it ourselves

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u/BackTo1975 Oct 16 '23

You think so? Within hours, people would be denying the whole thing ever really happened and that it was a big con job.

I mean, look at the current situation with the environment. Planet has been on fire last couple of years. Yet we still have tens of millions of people in NA alone denying that anything is going on and demanding that we drill, baby, drill. We’re stupid as a species to the point of being suicidal.

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u/Simulation-Argument Oct 16 '23

That is because of an elaborate misinformation machine funded by the fossil fuel industry. If that machine just up and stopped one day and switched to telling the truth? Those people would likely quickly change their minds.

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u/BackTo1975 Oct 17 '23

The misinformation isn’t just coming from a fossil fuel lobby, though. A lot of people are just wedded to the idea that this sort of climate change just can’t be possible because, uh, dunno. Lot are wedded to their cars, are against any sort of change, etc.

There are some good reasons for this, too, that wouldn’t go away if the lobbying stopped. Hypocrisy, for one, as people see that they’re being taxed with carbon fees, cost of natural gas and gasoline soaring, and being forced to make sacrifices as a result…all while the upper classes do what they want, the elite travel in jets, motorcades, leave a huge carbon footprint, etc.

Add this into the whole “people dumb and selfish” thing and you’ve got a problem that I’m not sure even aliens landing would resolve. I mean, ET shows up and says “Knock it off, apes!” and I think most people would either deny it happened or think ET is in league with Al Gore.

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u/Simulation-Argument Oct 17 '23

The misinformation isn’t just coming from a fossil fuel lobby, though.

Agreed, but it is the primary source and has done tons to influence the public opinion to prevent them from being blamed. They popularized recycling in the 70's, and carbon footprints not long ago so people would avoid blaming them. The reality is 100 companies are responsible for 70% of all emissions. I highly doubt people will be hooked to their cars if zero point energy becomes a reality.

 

I don't doubt that humanity is fucked and unlikely to change. But I also don't see it impossible that the misinformation could stop and people could wake up. Fringe crazy people will always exist but what will they be able to do realistically? Are they going to stop the aliens?

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u/spazzybluebelt Oct 17 '23

The buzzword "Carbon footprint" was a Marketing Scheme of British Patrol to Shift the narrative from the companies to the individual.

Cars are a joke compared to for example containerships, coal-fired power stations,monoculture and the biggest one,the meat/Soy industry are the big players

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '23

Agree

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '23

What if they show up to cleanse the earth of mankind because of our actions of war and killing/ pollution destroying the planet? Was Lou saying be prepared to die or what?

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u/spazzybluebelt Oct 16 '23

Thats fine too. Nothing we can do about that, If they are capable of space or even dimensional travel,they are so far advanced,WE would be Like Ants to Them.

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '23

Same, bro. Same. It’s my only hope that there is actually in increase in activity because they’re seeing the planet is very close to be fucked and humans are very close to go extinct, and they will finally contact us to put us on a better path. Although that also doesn’t make much sense because I feel they worked very hard to not interfere with us for so long, why would they interfere now?

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '23

Austria will say: Ok, lets raise the taxes on cars and fuels. And rais all other taxes.

And invent a new tax. And ban all cars. And raise taxes.

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u/No-Structure8753 Oct 16 '23

Let's hope they like watching ants. Is that what "Alien Ant Farm" is referencing? Us?

Edit: Wow, it is:

"It was just my daydream about our planet being seeded by entities from other dimensions."

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u/Shanguerrilla Oct 17 '23

Well, he was a smooth criminal sneaking that in their name like that..

I remember when their first album dropped and jamming out in my old Nissan to it, but never put that together!

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u/CORN___BREAD Oct 16 '23

Which things led you to the conclusion that they’re trying to tell us to take care of the planet?

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u/eaterofw0r1ds Oct 16 '23

The several reports from witnesses who have stated that their contact with the beings included a message of urgency regarding our planet. There's several accounts that have mentioned such, from WW2 accounts all the way to the mass school sighting in Ruwa, Zimbabwe.

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u/DemPooCreations Oct 16 '23

Look there is a paradox here. If you try to warn , what does it mean ? That You care ? I think it does.

If you warn, why you do it through individuals ? Why not through global tv networks, internet or land massive ships on major world cities?

So they either care and try to warn or this is lies and they fo not care about us, if we are between their goals we are done.

And if you warn how can you

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u/hotsoupcoldsoup Oct 16 '23

You say 'they' as if there is only one other NHI.

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u/eaterofw0r1ds Oct 16 '23

Not necessarily. They could need a resource on this planet or the planet itself. I think we are interpreting their moves as good or bad based on how the move affects us. I really don't think they care about us too much. If they are as advanced as we think they are, they would surely have incredible survival instincts. Warning us could be for their benefit. Of course it could all be bullshit. But the climate/nuclear threats seems to be a recurring theme with these beings. They do seem to be concerned with our actions when we threaten the planet, but are otherwise completely uninterested in us.

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u/RetroCorn Oct 16 '23

Threatening the planet is unlike small wars or famine or anything else temporary. It's an existential threat to life on earth, same as nuclear warfare. Up to now they may have hoped our society would change based on small, gentle nudges in the right direction, but that seems to have failed. I think we may be fast approaching the point of no return, and I think (and hope) that it's going to force our hand. These beings may not interfere with humanity on a daily basis for just any reason, but I think they might if the threat is existential. I don't think they will let us wipe ourselves out. I think that's the line.

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u/eaterofw0r1ds Oct 16 '23

If we are the resource they are preserving, that opens up the idea that we could be a food source. I've long speculated that theory. It would make sense. It would explain why every human who "discovers" the truth decides its best not to tell the public. It would also explain Lue's cryptic comments on there being a higher level predator out there.

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u/RetroCorn Oct 16 '23

I seriously doubt that's the case. Life is pretty rare in the cosmos so preserving it when possible is probably the goal.

Lue's comments were probably more saying we aren't the most advanced species in the solar system, let alone the universe, rather than a literal reference to the food chain.

If we're being harvested for anything it's probably information and culture.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '23

maybe they look just like us because they are us - just a more advanced one, whatever the case I don't think all these people are crazy, because the US congressional reps were informed in top secret and they're taking it serious.

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u/chloe_priceless Oct 16 '23

Keep in mind that all of that could be somewhat true. If there is one other species (and not the time traveling stuff from our future) which could reach us then there must be more species out there besides us and them. That would show us, ok it is not „that“ complicated to get to our planet like we thought. Maybe for us 200-500 years to advanced or only slightly more advanced like 50-100 years. Or even 1000s …

So the warning could be from the „good“ side of the galactic empire or maybe only from one resistance race. If there is that many different species as described, then you have multiple „truth“ there. Some want us living, some want our souls, some ignoring the protection of our solar system and visited us.

My conclusion: if one species out there could reach us, many other can reach us and that it is not that complicated to achieve interstellar travel as we think. Then there are multiple entities/species/races out there with many intentions we could not think off because we don’t know the bigger picture. We only have some pieces, a few have more and many have less or not one piece of the bigger picture.

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u/SpaceSick Oct 16 '23

Ok but that's assuming that there is only one non human species visiting Earth and that that society is completely unified. That they all would spread the same message.

It's often reported that there are several different species that come here. So I don't think it's crazy or disproves anything for there to be conflicting messages from different groups.

I mean think about if humans were visiting another planet and we were the aliens with a message. Pretty likely that every country would have a different message.

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u/eaterofw0r1ds Oct 16 '23 edited Oct 16 '23

If you have a problem with speculation why open your mouth on the topic of UFOs at all? It's all speculation, and anything anyone says can be waved away as a crazy person being crazy because no proof has ever been provided for anything. You seem like an edgelord.

It's all theory, and there is no starting point of fact in ufology. Its all conjecture. All we can do is take the patterns we see that emerge over decades and draw conclusions from them.

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u/thegentledude Oct 16 '23

lmao, please dont edit your comment because its perfect.

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u/Strangefate1 Oct 16 '23

Why not just abduct and tell people in positions to actually make a difference ?

But no, better just random folks with zero influence.

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u/eaterofw0r1ds Oct 16 '23

They may not understand our completely ass backwards power structure. If I were a super advanced species, I would think the leaders of the human race would be the farmers. If I'm observing the planet, the farmers are growing all the food and distributing it to the people and keeping them alive. The wrinkled bag of diскs in Washington just wake up and bomb people. An advanced species could very likely be confused by our system of power, especially if there is a large communication gap.

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u/Strangefate1 Oct 16 '23

Really... how the hell would you know what a super advanced species thinks. There's a reason why you're not it.

If we can figure out the power dynamics of most animal groups, a super advanced race capable of looking at the big picture, running all news and internet through an AI should understand In a second who the top dogs are.

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u/eaterofw0r1ds Oct 16 '23

I'll just echo your own argument back to you. How the hell would you know what a super advanced species thinks? It's all opinions. It would track that an advanced species would have a hard time understanding the logic of an illogical species such as ourselves. All we do is burn and murder and pollute. It would make sense that they don't understand us because we don't exactly make logical choices as a collective. Sit and spin I guess.

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u/ChadmeisterX Oct 16 '23

If you were a person of power and influence would you necessarily go around telling people you'd been abducted? Seems like that would be the fastest way to lose power and influence.

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u/Strangefate1 Oct 17 '23

Of course not, why would you tell people you were abducted or saw aliens, what purpose or benefit would that serve in achieving anything ?

Are you an alien ? Let me explain...

People with influence and power can get things done or set in motion. If you want things done on earth, that's who you talk to, or scare and give ultimatums to, if need be.

As a human, You don't need to tell people's the reason you've changed your mind or policies is because if aliens...

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u/Dinahollie Oct 16 '23

free energy and against nuclear wars?

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u/Real_Dot1054 Oct 16 '23

Free energy?

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u/kenriko Oct 16 '23

If you’re not here to engage with intellectual honesty please show yourself out.

Happy 2 months on reddit. 🎂

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u/Real_Dot1054 Oct 16 '23

I simply don't know what that means or how it's been given/shown/displayed...he said like 6 words and I'm asking about 2 of them.

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u/ILiterallyCantWithU Oct 16 '23

They mean that these UAP appear to have cracked the problem modern science has of how to generate massive quantities of energy. For a warp drive or any of these exotic propulsion systems you need a ton of energy. UAP lead us to believe someone out there figured this out.

One theory about why the government hides them is because a limitless energy device would crash the global economy which relies on oil. So defense contractors slowly work to reverse engineer it but it's never shared with the public.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '23

if so they would've intervened when America dropped atomic bombs on Japan. I don't subscribe to that thinking because we've already done it not once but twice.

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u/eaterofw0r1ds Oct 16 '23

They allegedly did intervene then. Have you not heard the stories of Admiral Byrd being captured by blonde beings who told him they had instruments monitoring the planet and they picked up the waves from Japan and warned him that if we didn't abandon nuclear weaponry we would destroy our planet?

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u/SamuelDoctor Oct 17 '23

There's simply no resource on the planet which isn't in abundance elsewhere in the solar system, and without a giant gravity well to deal with if you want to extract such resources.

The Keiper belt is enormous and absolutely loaded with every material that could be conceivably needed. If there are materials you need, you don't have to get anywhere near Earth to get those materials.

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u/eaterofw0r1ds Oct 17 '23 edited Oct 17 '23

It could be water, it could be us, it could be the planet itself. It could be anything. We dont know what they want so we don't know where it would be or how rare it would be. We don't even know what's at the center of our own planet all we have are theories. For all we know they could be an advanced mantis species that evolves after human extinction and they extract our radiated remains out of the soil to use as a fuel source the same way we use dinosaur juice to run cars. We simply don't know. If all the stories are truthful, or even a fraction of them are, that means the beings are preserving this place, and us, for some undisclosed reason. I don't think it means they care about us. If what they need coincides with our survival it's likely just a happy accident.

We can't say they wouldn't need Earth or anything from here because we don't know their prime directive. All we know is there's thousands of stories where they allegedly tell people to stop fucking with the planet, they shut off our nukes and monitor our weapons capabilities, and they can do things that we can't explain with our understanding of physics.

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u/SamuelDoctor Oct 17 '23

Water is everywhere in the solar system. The recent asteroid samples have all but confirmed the hypothesis that water was brought to earth by asteroid impacts in the first place.

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u/eaterofw0r1ds Oct 17 '23

You're missing the point again. I'm not arguing it is water. I am arguing that you don't know what they want, so you can't make a definitive point that they wouldn't need to get it from Earth because you have yet to even discover what it is they want. They could have an entire civilization underground that they can't move. We could be a farmed food source. We simply do not know. All we have is a mountain of circumstantial evidence stretching through multiple decades claiming that these beings have made contact and communicated concern for environmental disaster, taking a particularly specific interest in our weapons capabilities with almost 100 years of documented military interactions. If the conclusion you wish to draw from that mountain of circumstantial evidence is "We know for sure that everything here is out there so they can't need Earth for anything," then be my guest. I'm not going to draw that conclusion because all of the available evidence points in the exact opposite direction. It's circumstantial, but it's all we have.

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u/SamuelDoctor Oct 17 '23 edited Oct 17 '23

I'm not convinced that they exist, first of all.

Secondly, the notion that our planet is somehow special, important, or desirable is incredibly anthropocentric.

Even if there were good reasons to believe that aliens are here on Earth, then there would be good reason to believe that life isn't so rare that Earth itself could have anything so unique as to be covered by another life form, since that life form ostensibly evolved on its own planet, which must be near enough to make travel to Earth feasible. In that case, it would be a safe assumption to assume that life is ubiquitous in the universe.

Life intelligent enough to survive in space for long periods of time would lack nothing material which innumerable star systems could provide in the oort clouds of those systems.

If we have to begin making appeals to the supernatural in order to ground our speculations, then we're not being rational in the first place.

The moment to believe something is when there is evidence, not before.

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u/eaterofw0r1ds Oct 17 '23

Sure its anthropocentric, but the facts are we are the only known planet bearing life so far. Not saying it doesn't exist elsewhere, but that is by definition fuccking rare if we have yet to find it anywhere else and it has yet to officially contact us. There is no good reason to believe life isn't rare. You're assuming these beings are coming from another planet, and that in itself is assuming far too much. They could live in the ocean and we would never know it. My point still stands that you cannot make a definitive declaration that there is no way they could need this planet or something on it. You're refuting possibilities with statements that are not only incredibly fallible, they don't follow the only evidence we have regarding the subject. You're quite literally saying "I don't think there's anything on Earth that is unique, so these creatures couldn't possibly need Earth for anything." It's an incredibly erroneous position.

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u/David00018 Oct 16 '23

It seems they have been warning us for years to take care of our planet

they would have made a pretty shit job at it, we don't even know anything for sure about them, how the hell would we know about warnings.

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u/eaterofw0r1ds Oct 16 '23

All we have are people's reporting of contact among the beings. That's literally all we have. In those reports, there is a clear pattern from school children to ranking military officials that they were given a message of urgency regarding our planet and its security. Tale from that what you will. Either every single one of those people were lying, or it's true. The odds are actually in favor of it being true.

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u/eaterofw0r1ds Oct 16 '23

How do you know they're not doing that? You don't speak ant. They could be begging for their lives for all we know. The beings may not understand us.

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u/eaterofw0r1ds Oct 16 '23

It was an allegory, I wasn't actually suggesting ants can speak. I was saying the beings might not understand us, or might not care. We feel bad for the mice we have to kill to research disease, but it doesn't mean we quit killing them because we have to for our own benefit. Every species has a biological imperative. If they need something to survive and we are threatening it, they will take us out. The same way we mow ant hills to prevent our children from being bitten by ants in the yard. We don't hate the ants. We are just preserving our space. It's what every animal does. It's not personal it's nature, and these creatures behave in manners consistent with predation events. Which suggests they are capable of incredible violence. Who do they target in these predation events? The human militaries. They stalk us and watch us without contact. That's exactly what an enemy does when they gather intel before executing an attack.