Most of us are confident in the noble mission of the UFO, they say, they will fly in and arrange everything here! They will present unprecedented technologies. Well, there are also skeptics, of course - but at least they are convinced that aliens are harmless. However, it can be assumed that the goals of other civilizations are not so lofty. Let this go against the conventional wisdom, but let's imagine that the aliens are preparing, or even already conducting aggression.
The first officially recorded case of receiving mysterious signals from space dates back to 1889. This happened in Nikola Tesla's Colorado laboratory. In 1921, the strange signals were received by Guillelmo Marconi, and in 1928, the scientific press reported a mysterious "radio echo" from an object located outside the Earth's ionosphere.
Since the beginning of the development of near-earth space, all kinds of detections and contacts have lost count. Moreover, they record not only the appearance of "flying saucers", but also mysterious situations, which cannot be explained within the framework of modern scientific concepts. For example, this: on November 27, 1977 in England, south-west of London, on an area of about 120 square kilometers, a television broadcast was suddenly disrupted. The image from the TV screens disappeared, and an unknown voice declared that he was a representative of an extraterrestrial civilization, that humanity was on the wrong path, earthlings needed to destroy the instruments of evil, and there was not much time left for this. In order to "joke" like that, you need very expensive professional equipment. In addition, it is almost impossible not to leave a trace. It is significant that the "joker" has not yet been found,despite the best efforts of the British police. So, jokes aside: if this is not a hoax, then, consequently, our planet turned out to be absolutely defenseless from cosmic "guests".
Don't believe me? Well, try to interfere with the work of any TV station - can you imagine what kind of equipment, what money and what effort it will take? And all for fun? Well, you have a sense of humor, I will report to you! Try to call the police, the Ministry of Emergencies, the Ministry of Defense and send a similar message. Do not hesitate - in an hour you will be identified and tied up …
Therefore … Yes, yes, therefore, we are "on the fly" of representatives of another civilization. Moreover, the civilization is much more highly developed: we are clearly inferior to it both scientifically, technically and militarily. After all, if UFOs are able to overcome galaxies or cross spatial barriers, then all our types of weapons for them are a bow and arrow against a tank. A very simple example: if you move a modern strategic nuclear submarine, for example, to 1942, then World War II would end overnight. The difference is only sixty years - and it would only take one submarine! And here…
And it is unlikely that another civilization will take our planet by storm. Possessing incommensurate with our capabilities, they will most likely send stormtroopers to us, who will prepare the Earth for contact on "their terms."
What makes me speculate so gloomily? There are some coincidences that suggest such thoughts, and above all, stories about the mysterious deaths of scientists involved in promising military developments. Here are some examples.
In October 1986, Professor Arshad Sharif committed suicide in Bristol in an incredible way. Tying a cable to a tree, he made a loop at the other end of it, got into his car and pulled away abruptly. Why didn't he commit suicide in his native London? Why did he kill himself so strange? A few days later, another London professor, Vimal Dazibay, threw himself head first from the Bristol Bridge. A strange coincidence, especially when you consider that both scientists were developing electronic weapons for a British military program similar to the American SDI. And both were interested in UFOs.
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There is a whole list of scientists who died while working on promising weapons. For example, the American writer Sidney Sheldon compiled the following mournful list: January 1987 - Avtar Sing-Gada went missing, declared dead. February 1987: Peter Piggel is run over in a garage by his own car. March 1987: David Senias committed suicide by driving at high speed into a cafe. April 1987: Mark Wisner hanged himself. April 1987: Stuart Gooding is killed, April 1987: David Greenhalgh fell off a bridge … And so on and so forth … Disasters, accidents, murders. And all this is happening with prominent scientists. What is this if not sabotage activity with physical elimination?
Is the apparently discrediting policy of all UFO research suspicious? Almost all ufologists are declared crazy. This is like an information war. A war in which we have no chance of success …
Timofey Geverov