Matt Beall

with all of the criminal activity in the lawsuit, the deaths, the unexplainable stuff.

And nefarious might be a matter of perspective.

Yeah.

So if it is humans, then how is there any argument that this is a threat to humanity?

Like, if this was some... Like, couldn't they just have killed us already?

Do whatever they wanted to do already?

You know, destroy the planet if they have evil intentions of... They don't want to destroy the planet.

Yeah, that was part of the aerial school incident where that message was delivered to, you know, 80 school children between first grade and eighth grade of, hey, you know, the earth and taking care of it.

And they all saw, you know, a saucer and a...

whatever you want to call it, pop out and they communicated telepathically.

So yeah, it does seem like that's, that's a, that's a part of it.

And if they're giving us these messages like protect the earth and, um, you know, nukes are bad, dude.

And, you know, don't, don't kill yourself.

Like, um,

and they are future humans or past humans or whatever, to me, the likelihood that there's anything ill-intentioned for the human race going on is extraordinarily unlikely.

And even if it's an extraterrestrial threat, I think it's extraordinarily unlikely that there's a negative intention amongst whatever this phenomenon is.

And I think that for a variety of reasons.

I think it's very, very highly unlikely.

Yeah.

You know, if it's humans, like they're going to want our best intentions, but maybe that means, just throw out a crazy example, maybe that means we need one government or we don't need any government or, you know, whatever it is.