Aliens

@whiterabbit, I love the subject, always have. It is statistically impossible (I don’t like using the word “impossible” but you get my meaning) that there is not another form of intelligent life in the universe.

i used to be big into UFO sightings and famous cases, Roswell, the rendelshem forest incident, ect.

As far as E.T.’s visiting earth, I am more skeptical than I used to be.
A. If E.T.’s have visited our planet, is it really possible that our governments could have covered up contact so well? Especially seeing as “top secret” information and classified documents are leaked every single day. I find that hard to believe.
B.If they are coming here, why do they not make their presence known? They don’t think we are ready? I don’t really buy that either. Why would they care? As soon as they made their presence known, whether we were ready or not, we would have to get real used to the idea real fucking quick lol.

On the other hand, there are many declassified documents that have been released from many different governments that basically say “A UFO/UFO’s flew over our nuclear silo, shot beams of light at the silos and rendered our missiles useless and were witnessed by many people of high rank”.

When it comes to reports from credible people in the AIr Force, Navy, NASA ect. I think it could quite possibly be true. After all, why would these people lie, knowing that it would most definitely put their jobs at risk? I know I sure wouldn’t, just to stir up some shit.

I go back and fourth on it all the time, I don’t know what to think anymore. If our governments do have information that they are not telling us I just hope they release it in my lifetime or I see one for myself. I’d almost rather get an official statement because I wouldn’t doubt myself as much as I might if I saw a UFO. Now that I think about it, that is pretty fucked up. The fact that I would rather hear something from my government than see it myself because it would be more believable lol. Jesus, I must be losing it lol.

@whiterabbit, blabla maybe maybe not,how can you know?

@whiterabbit, we look for the phenomenal to compensate for our inertia.