Then of course the most likely reason they will not pull the alien card? Because they told the good guys to go fly a kite,and they made their deals with the gangsters of space. Heard parts of this,but never read the whole thing before....to me it's not a question of if, but rather when, and then how as it relates to each one of us.

....NASA scientists involved with the Kepler planet-hunting telescope say that just our galaxy alone could be home to as many as 50 billion planets. This estimate is based on a sample of 1,235 found so far in a very small region of space. Of the 1,235 planets found so far 54 of those are just the right distance from their sun where temperatures should be right for liquid water needed for organic life to develop.

The Kepler craft was launched in March 2009. Of the probable 50 billion planets¹⁷ NASA speculates that at least 500 million reside in the habitable zone. We can see that with 500 million in the habitable zone in just our own galaxy, then just multiply that by the total number of galaxies in the known universe and the number become astronomical. Even as I edit this book NASA continues to up the count to hundreds of billions of planets in the habitable zone around stars in just our galaxy. 28s

I have found it fascinating to discover, from the many cases of extraterrestrial contact and my own observations of the natural evolutionary processes on earth that these same evolutionary processes or laws also apply on other planets. Species seem to evolve using the same evolutionary strategies in environments similar to earth, resulting in insects, fishes, amphibians, reptiles, mammals, primates, even humans.

It would appear that one of the major determining factors as to whether an insect, reptile or mammal develops high intelligence on a planet, are environmental catastrophes that disrupt the evolutionary process. If the asteroid on earth had not destroyed the dinosaurs except for the birds, earth may well have evolved an intelligent reptile instead of a mammal. If the hit had been even worse and only insects survived, earth might have evolved an intelligent insect. This is what extraterrestrial contact cases seem to be telling us.

I am not the first to think along these lines. Stevens and Steinman devote a number of pages in ‘UFO Crash at Aztec’¹⁸ to this subject. They state:

“A considerable proportion of the extraterrestrial human-like beings reported, fall into general classification quite different and distinct from Earth humanity. Walt Andrus at APRO’s UFO ’79 in San Diego gave a talk on extraterrestrial beings observed and described, in which he suggested that roughly 1/3 of the ET beings reported seem to be very similar to the contemporary humanity on this planet.
https://exploringrealhistory.blogspot.com/2020/11/part-1ufos-exopolitics-new-world.html