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Hellyer is also concerned the United States is preparing weapons for use against the aliens and could get the whole world into an "intergalactic war." According to Hellyer, the U.S. interest in returning to the moon is in part based on the desire to build a forward military base there.
The three organizations backing Hellyer's request are the Institute for Co-operation in Space (ICIS), the Toronto Exopolitics Symposium, and the Disclosure Project, a U.S.-based organization that has assembled high-level military intelligence witnesses of a possible ET presence. Earlier this month, the Senate replied to the ICIS that their full agenda precluded hearings in the near future on ET issues.
"That does not deter us," said a spokesman for the NGOs. "Time is on the side of open disclosure that there are ethical extraterrestrial civilizations visiting Earth.''
" . . . preparing weapons for use against the aliens and could get the whole world into an "intergalactic war."
Come ON, that is just ridiculous.
So what are we to believe ? ? that somehow the "alien bad guys" are going to fall to some wildly improbable "virus" whelped in Ft. Derrick or to some endemic earthbound malady, or that we're somehow going to come up with a "magic weapon", as in some 'B-grade' sci-fi plot. Please . . . and Paul, I'm pretty much on your side in the truth telling dep't, so will you just spare us the nonsensical drama.
I mean, like, what, we're gonna show up at gunfight with a slingshot . . . and win ? ? Probably not.
And do you not think that "aliens" -might- have come up with something more constructive than wars of destruction in the literal millions of millenia they've been at all this.