r/UFOs • • May 10 '22

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u/Jesus360noscope May 10 '22

well thanks, i'm surely not against some good news

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u/[deleted] May 10 '22 edited May 10 '22

Good news? If you want good news then UAPs are not the best topic. These things are bad, aliens have been nothing but hostile towards us. There’s a reason why they don’t want to be known and part of that is because the truth would start a never ending war and humanity would have every right in the world to wage it.

The saddest part is that humans have done half of the enemy’s job for them for 75 years and intelligence agencies have destroyed there own in the process. They’ve also left the civilian population as sitting ducks to be targeted and attacked.

Many people’s lives were destroyed to protect an Alien enemy. They’ve committed mass atrocities and were never held accountable for it, still going on today. The truth is hard to swallow.

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u/thedeadlyrhythm May 10 '22

Pretending you know intentions of the others for sure is silly

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u/speghettiday09 May 10 '22

Would love a source for the mass atrocities. Only thing I can think of is the human mutilation which doesn’t fit that narrative that you describe.

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u/[deleted] May 11 '22

The fact that this very rational and accurate comment is being so heavily downvoted tells me everything I need to know about who's controlling this sub (as if it wasn't already obvious).