On Fri, 12 Dec 2003 00:13:22 GMT, KittyKat <nospam@nospam.com> wrote:

 ok. say if some of us actually BELIEVE you. That would be a threat to 
the secret and you would become a threat to the security of that secret.

Who says it's a secret?  There's no law on the books which says alien
saucers must be kept a secret.  Besides the aliens didn't require it to be
kept a secret. 

But since the secret is safe 

No so called secrets are ever safe.

and there is no way in hell any of us could 
ever go there and see for ourselves...

Um, yeah you could.  All it would take is a massive show of people at the
gates of Groom, storming the fence with media coverage and you'd get to see
your saucer.  The saucer belongs to you as much as it does to everyone on
this planet.  The government has no right to keep it sequestered.

the secret is safe. At least for 
the time being......and so are you.

I am not safe and have never been, not with the CIA alive and well on this
planet.  But frankly, I would rather not live on a planet in the deplorable
condition ours is in.

Not hard to figure it out. And if these aliens are here and their 
technology is that advanced we are not a threat to them. 

No we are not a threat to them, that is true.  Nor are they a threat to us,
directly.  Ultimately they will be a threat because they will not allow
human kind in space freely as their attitudes are now.  By sequestering
human kind to this planet, human kind is doomed to die.  So inadvertently,
yes the aliens will be our demise.

If we have one 
of their ships and somehow we figure out their technology we would be 
then a threat to them. 

If our intention as a species is to harm aliens with their own technoogy I
can assure you human kind won't get far at all with that notion.  The aliens
will remove it all, including the technology.  It will disappear.

What is stopping them from reclaiming their 
technology. 

They can easily if they want.

Considering they are so much superior than we are to be able 
to travel to different planets I would have thought it would be a piece 
of cake for them to do so.

It is.

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First; let's clarify something, the aliens are not mine.  The aliens do not
belong to me nor does their existence depend on what I or you say or on
human belief structures or on evidence.  

Secondly, I am not the creator of evidence.  The observer does not create
the evidence.  Evidence edists independently of the observer.

Thirdly: In any discussion between two parties, if there isn't a
predetermined agreement on what constitutes evidence (the rules of evidence)
then the discussion is derailed right from the beginning.

                                                    -Ugly Bob

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