...A giant spaceship from another world arrives during the day and positions itself above the White House in Washington, while more ships do the same over other major cities around the world.
Then, without warning, all hell breaks loose, and the ships begin using devastating weapons and power to destroy everything around them -- people, buildings, military resistance.
This continues for about two hours of popcorn-eating enjoyment until the Earthlings on screen somehow come up with a miracle to stop these unwelcome invaders from laying waste to our beloved planet.
From "The War of the Worlds," "Independence Day," "Mars Attacks!" "Transformers," "Invasion of the Body Snatchers," "The Day the Earth Stood Still," "V" and the current box office favorite, "Battle: Los Angeles," alien invasion is most definitely part of our culture -- and maybe our fears.But, in the real world, if predatory ETs come to Earth to take us over, for whatever their reasons, could we, in fact, prevent it from happening? Could we actually survive such an attack?
"The bottom line for a hostile engagement between aliens and humans is not a pretty picture, and there is no happy ending for us," according to John Alexander, a retired Army colonel who spent 25 years searching top levels of the U.S. government for evidence of a reported UFO cover-up -- and couldn't find one.
From a military point of view, Alexander, author of "UFOs: Myths, Conspiracies and Realities" (Thomas Dunne Books), says entertainment depicting alien invasions of Earth is pretty much just a vehicle to blow stuff up.
"If they chose to use physical force, they would simply destroy our infrastructure, power, communications, transportation and economic systems. While a terribly blunt approach, it could be accomplished without any danger to the aliens, or direct confrontation with any military system."
As long as we're offering a sober, logical, strategic scenario in which unfriendly extraterrestrials want to take over our home turf with the least amount of destruction possible, Alexander speculates there's a much easier way to do it. "If depopulation of Earth is an objective, the simplest way to accomplish that would be to introduce one or more biological organisms that kill humans.
"There is no reason for them to engage in the time-consuming effort to physically eliminate the armed forces of Earth. Biological warfare would be the most efficacious, energy-efficient and safest means for them to conquer Earth. For the aliens, this is a no-risk option." ...
via Military Expert: The World Could Never Survive a Real 'Battle: Los Angeles'.
This Military Expert knows something even bigger that he's not telling us. Look closely... he is smiling, but he isn't. If you stare at him, even at his picture, you'll get hypnotized and you may start to have visions. If that happens, don't be alarmed. Just go with it and try to remember what you see. The earth is counting on you.
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" ... they would simply destroy our infrastructure, power, communications, transportation and economic systems. ..."
Hey, hold on! Isn't some of this going on, even as we speak? In the U.S., any way, infrastructure is shot or getting there. And there's an economic recession only a few years after the last one. Gas prices aren't encouraging, which hurts transportation, and communications? As if Americans could communicate during the best of times - consider the corporate media.
(The article didn't talk about the environmental devastation that's going on for decades, now.)
There's no "cover-up," because there doesn't need to be one. Things are happening right in front of our eyes and we're the enemy.
The current systems of the planet ERRA has the capasy to kill all on the planet in about 8 min, however they are not evil, they are kind, nice and well spiritual grown human beings. Yes there are a few bad races out there but we are protected by the Galaxtic Federation of Light so that would not ever happen that some bad trying to wipe us out because there is galaxtic laws for this.
You know full well Robert that Erran society is only kept in check by the iron fist of the Sumalian ruling class. Something which is a delicate balance at best. It would only take another atrocity by the Free Erra rebels for all hell to break loose. The whole sector would then be at the mercy of the Gumah hordes. And as Pratakarin said, "Laws were made to be broken". Galaxtic or otherwise.
Oh, how we error.
It's planet Terra, not "ERRA,"
unless we're a bit mired
by, and admire, Billy Meier.
"We Have Met The Enemy and He Is Us"
I'm afraid Cheng is right Robert. The Parton of Masanorf told me as much about the Gumah last night during a visit... although he was mostly focused on getting the latest shipment of D81.
You have D81? Lord Pratakarin will be most interested.
Oh, no, no, not me, I'm just a time shielded contact point. I'm not cleared to even see the Vargan assets, just the class II junk. But I do hear things. ;-)
Ah! As an old, wise Kalozist friend of mine used to say. It is safer to hear than to tell.
I had to kill him, of course. He was such a blabber mouth.
Ha! Good for you. They hate "immortality" in the long run anyway. I hope you kept his unuptil at least ... just in case the Gumah ever do make a move.
No, sadly not. I used it to dispatch him, then had to make it look like suicide (the usual with the immorts), or at least an accident. Anyway, the Sumali provosts took it, together with all the spare pulse chambers. And his wallet.
I won't be hanging about when the Gumah come though, Kalozal unuptil or not.
Surprising. They have wallets of their own, although the power sources are different. Reading between the lines one assumes his wallet was modified, perhaps with a rubatas to improve the distance. I'll see if Kormos knows of any new arrivals with unregistered wallets.
I should have made myself more clear. His money wallet. It seems the US dollar is worth over 30000 Erran tasarties. You could buy a night with Pratakarin's entire harem, with his blessing, for a buck 95.
Lol. I thought you meant his transport... Stealing his earth wallet is the funniest thing I've ever heard. There are fifty seven local Dracas able to make a million US dollars from a lump of clay in five minutes. Tracing matter sources must have improved since my last report. Even time evolves.
Yes, but to be fair, provosts aren't provosts for their great intellect, and Dracas always did exaggerate.
Your time shielding protocols have almost certainly been compromised. Your last report arrived next week. I think we could be in a feedback loop, or possibly a feedback loop.
Holy Ptarhf, You were right, I ran a trace and it turns out to be my own fault and not foul play. Next week I'll make the mistake that gave me the lost time. I set up a new loop to have a game of Clue fall on me at 11:11 am three days in a row. I'm sure I'll get the hint.
Please get the hint Xeno. If I have to watch this episode of "I Love Lucy" again, I think I'll go mad.
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