When I read the contents of this forum, I have a compelling impression that many of you treats the UFO problem in very similar way as Butterfly collection. You be exited by new reports, new photos, new theories of their craft’s construction and etc. without serious reflection on „what for they came”, „what does it means (for me) that we are not alone”
Basic on the existing information, we can assume following:
1. Aliens operates on Earth since 1948 (after our first nuclear bombs were used)
2. They have enough technology to perform intergalactic travels
3. They are able to move in time
4. Their technical skills suggests that the only subject of their interesting is a mankind
5. They are much interested in our military skills
6. They are interested in some (chosen) people
7. They don’t like to be seen in daylights in urbanised area, but if they shows to anybody at night, their crafts very often looks like carrousel in lunapark.
8. They are collecting biological materials from Earth
In my opinion, the fact that they haven’t officially introduced themselves till now suggests that they might never come if we weren't in troubles.
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[This message has been edited by Ivan Kruk (edited January 10, 2000).]
Basic on the existing information, we can assume following:
1. Aliens operates on Earth since 1948 (after our first nuclear bombs were used)
2. They have enough technology to perform intergalactic travels
3. They are able to move in time
4. Their technical skills suggests that the only subject of their interesting is a mankind
5. They are much interested in our military skills
6. They are interested in some (chosen) people
7. They don’t like to be seen in daylights in urbanised area, but if they shows to anybody at night, their crafts very often looks like carrousel in lunapark.
8. They are collecting biological materials from Earth
In my opinion, the fact that they haven’t officially introduced themselves till now suggests that they might never come if we weren't in troubles.
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[This message has been edited by Ivan Kruk (edited January 10, 2000).]
