re: NASA: Humans will prove we are not alone in the universe within 20 years.

Are the good aliens going to give us the warp drive?

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Are the good aliens controlled by Jesus?

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Yes, indeed. However, we, the human race, have to help ourselves to a certain extent. We can't sit on the porch and wait for help. All this is a learning curve to help us live the next dimensions, 4th & 5th. (my sig line clarifies this somewhat)

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Are the good aliens going to give us the warp drive?

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They will provide the means, by way of technology, to produce energy out of air,(hydrogen) and food, using replicators.

Can you recommend any good documentaries on the subject. I'd be interested to watch. Thanks.

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Prime Directive

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THIS. I would think any sufficiently advanced, organized, non-hyperagressive species would have a protocol like this in place for if they ever found little old us on our little blue marble.

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noticed there are no more abduction stories recently?

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Yes. I have noticed that. Thought it was a bit strange.


Why do the bad aliens want to change our monetary system?

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Can you recommend any good documentaries on the subject. I'd be interested to watch. Thanks.

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There is SO much to read and watch to make my points valid. You think GOD put us on Earth to suffer? absolutely not.(alien civilizations are not allowed to interfere) the human race has to learn as we progress like a baby does the minute it is out of the womb. I started with just one link 4 years ago which lead to a thousand. here is just one: St Malachy's Pope predictions
He predicted every Pope. We are now living the last Pope, therefore things are close.

Is that why the Pope recently said that the existence of aliens wouldn't conflict with Church doctrine? Is he getting us ready?

I just Google that telescope. It has some kind of instrument attached to it called LUCIFER.

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LUCIFER is an acronym for the instruments lengthy title, “Large Binocular Telescope Near-infrared Utility with Camera and Integral Field Unit for Extragalactic Research.”

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Crazy shite man.

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There's a reason NASA (and every other world space prpgram) isn't building moon bases or sending people to Mars. And it has nothing to do with space cowboys or pussies.


There's nothing we can accomplish by sending people, that we can't by sending probes or rovers.

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Bull-fricking-shite and frick you for thinking otherwise. You know what it does differently? Building a permanent base on the Moon or putting a person on Mars puts humanity to a new level of existence. The last probe that put us to a new level of existence is the Voyager program, and they were launched in 1977.

Isn't that fricking embarrassing to you? All the new probes are are really the "Here's a Fun Fact" probe. They do really nothing for humanity at large, save of course if one was to suddenly to encounter life. I bet that 99% of this country could not tell me the year in which we landed our last Mars rover. The answer is 2012, since I'm sure most of you had to Google it (Don't feel bad, since I did and was confused if it were 2011 or 2012). Do you really think that the vast majority of people having to google when we last landed on Mars is a good thing?

No, it's simply embarrassing that we don't have a Moon base. If I were to tell someone in 1969 that 50 years from now that we still don't have a Moon Base 50 years after we initially landed there, then our country as a whole would have raised up the white flags and welcomed the Soviets to their door steps.

Seriously, name any random probes' launch date and when it arrived at it's destination. I can name the dates of all the Moon Landings, but can only name 3 arrivals of our space probes to other planets amongst the dozens of them, and I'm a huge space nerd.

No one gives a frick about probes. Why should they? As far as most people are concerned, there are already a dozen probes on Mars. Why should they give a frick if another one lands? The only thing they'll give a shite about is if they discover life, which is pretty slim and likely not right at the surface of some random rock it takes the probe 3 days to scavenge, when an astronaut could do it in 30 seconds.

The only way to advance our space program and us as a species is to go out there again personally. Start off at the Moon, build a base (which in the long term will have immense monetary benefits), and then go to Mars.

Trust me, you could go to the most isolated of villages in the world outside of North Korea, and they'll remember when we landed on fricking Mars. It's another fricking planet. I just don't understand how a man walking on the Moon or Mars can't almost bring you to tears on how far as a species we come. We land a probe on Mars... well we just threw another stick at it and hit. But a man on Mars... It would be the most single defining event for mankind as a whole since, well, Armstrong and Aldrin landed on the Moon.

It's another fricking planet! I just don't know how someone can't be excited over that. In fact, I think it will not only be a landmark in mankind, but it would get more people excited in science. We'd have more physicists, more engineers, more biologists, more people at large who will dream of the future, instead of petty politicians that destroy the world only thinking about 4 years in the future/their next election cycle.

We need to start thinking decades if not centuries from now, and the probes do not provide that. Mankind personally going out to the stars does. It is the ultimate destiny, and for you saying that probes can accomplish this is simply insulting.