Steve

So if we don't get this under control, it'll have to be brought under control. But the worst case scenario is why don't the aliens just fix this? I said that would be the worst case scenario because if that happens, it'll be portrayed as an alien invasion. And they're too smart for that.

So if we don't get this under control, it'll have to be brought under control. But the worst case scenario is why don't the aliens just fix this? I said that would be the worst case scenario because if that happens, it'll be portrayed as an alien invasion. And they're too smart for that.

So why wouldn't they just quietly go after those people and just shut them down? There would be no way to do that without it also being portrayed by their lackeys in government and the media as an alien invasion.

So why wouldn't they just quietly go after those people and just shut them down? There would be no way to do that without it also being portrayed by their lackeys in government and the media as an alien invasion.

So why wouldn't they just quietly go after those people and just shut them down? There would be no way to do that without it also being portrayed by their lackeys in government and the media as an alien invasion.

There's no way to quietly do this, my friend. I mean, if you start looking at the map in here, and the list of corporations, sites, facilities, the trillions of dollars involved with this, that ain't gonna happen where it wouldn't be noticed. Now, humans can get our, and here's what I think, this is one of the messages, is that we need to fix our own mess here. And there's no reason we can't.

There's no way to quietly do this, my friend. I mean, if you start looking at the map in here, and the list of corporations, sites, facilities, the trillions of dollars involved with this, that ain't gonna happen where it wouldn't be noticed. Now, humans can get our, and here's what I think, this is one of the messages, is that we need to fix our own mess here. And there's no reason we can't.

There's no way to quietly do this, my friend. I mean, if you start looking at the map in here, and the list of corporations, sites, facilities, the trillions of dollars involved with this, that ain't gonna happen where it wouldn't be noticed. Now, humans can get our, and here's what I think, this is one of the messages, is that we need to fix our own mess here. And there's no reason we can't.

I think it's sort of a weird cosmic codependency to think that someone from out there is going to land here and fix our problems. I mean, how well did that work in Afghanistan, right? We're going to go in and nation build, and they're right back to warlords and nonsense. It's got to come from the people, right? Now, I don't necessarily say the leaders, the people.

I think it's sort of a weird cosmic codependency to think that someone from out there is going to land here and fix our problems. I mean, how well did that work in Afghanistan, right? We're going to go in and nation build, and they're right back to warlords and nonsense. It's got to come from the people, right? Now, I don't necessarily say the leaders, the people.

I think it's sort of a weird cosmic codependency to think that someone from out there is going to land here and fix our problems. I mean, how well did that work in Afghanistan, right? We're going to go in and nation build, and they're right back to warlords and nonsense. It's got to come from the people, right? Now, I don't necessarily say the leaders, the people.

The people will lead, the leaders will have to follow. But we've become very passive people. And I think we have to not be so passive. I think the people need to speak up, stand up, articulate, and hopefully exhort our leaders to do the right thing. You know, I grew up in, you know, I was born in 1955. So I remember I grew up in the South very poor. And, you know, my grandmother's Cherokee.

The people will lead, the leaders will have to follow. But we've become very passive people. And I think we have to not be so passive. I think the people need to speak up, stand up, articulate, and hopefully exhort our leaders to do the right thing. You know, I grew up in, you know, I was born in 1955. So I remember I grew up in the South very poor. And, you know, my grandmother's Cherokee.

The people will lead, the leaders will have to follow. But we've become very passive people. And I think we have to not be so passive. I think the people need to speak up, stand up, articulate, and hopefully exhort our leaders to do the right thing. You know, I grew up in, you know, I was born in 1955. So I remember I grew up in the South very poor. And, you know, my grandmother's Cherokee.

My father was half native. And they were called half breeds. And I have a twin sister who looks very native. But, you know, at that time there was Jim Crow in the South. There was still segregated water fountains, all that. And I remember how weird that was.

My father was half native. And they were called half breeds. And I have a twin sister who looks very native. But, you know, at that time there was Jim Crow in the South. There was still segregated water fountains, all that. And I remember how weird that was.

My father was half native. And they were called half breeds. And I have a twin sister who looks very native. But, you know, at that time there was Jim Crow in the South. There was still segregated water fountains, all that. And I remember how weird that was.

I mean, I was four, five, six, and I'd go to a water fountain where there was no line and a little old lady would grab me and say, don't drink out of that one. That's for, I think they said colored people or something like that. And I went, cause I was in, my parents were not all racist. I went, well, is the water different? Is it, it was like this magical system, this racist system.

I mean, I was four, five, six, and I'd go to a water fountain where there was no line and a little old lady would grab me and say, don't drink out of that one. That's for, I think they said colored people or something like that. And I went, cause I was in, my parents were not all racist. I went, well, is the water different? Is it, it was like this magical system, this racist system.

I mean, I was four, five, six, and I'd go to a water fountain where there was no line and a little old lady would grab me and say, don't drink out of that one. That's for, I think they said colored people or something like that. And I went, cause I was in, my parents were not all racist. I went, well, is the water different? Is it, it was like this magical system, this racist system.