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/Substantial_Bad2843 Oct 16 '23

I’m sure there are also many non-predatory advanced extraterrestrials who evolved on planets without the need for aggression that humans have. We always pin our own perspective of intelligence onto other creatures. We might be the worst nightmare scenario of species in the universe for all we know with our behavior towards each other and our own planet.

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u/kingofthesofas Oct 16 '23

non-predatory

some of the most dangerous aggressive territorial animals are non-predatory. Hippos and elephants kill far more people than lions and the tourists at Yellowstone have to learn every year that just because the Bison, moose and elk eat grass doesn't mean they won't hesitate to punch their ticket if they get too close.

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u/Substantial_Bad2843 Oct 17 '23

Sure, I understand that. I was more imagining a planet that’s like the Galopagos Islands, where many animals have no fear, or intelligence that grew like plants in an animaless world, where there’s no sense or understanding of our type of food chains. Where we would seem like unimaginable monsters to them.