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This book is a
means to an end. If we act quickly, we can put an end to all the
unnecessary wars and plagues that have been started by our alien overseers
down through the millennia as a means of harvesting us as a food resource.
We have to change what is happening by negotiation from a position of
strength. War is not the answer. |
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Reptoids are not our "enemy." They are an older race from Earth.
They are higher up on the evolutionary ladder and the food chain. What we
have to do is to break the food chain between man and Reptoid and reattach
it to a lower level Earth species like our cattle. Keep in mind we are so
closely related to the Reptoids that they can crossbreed with us to
produce hybrids. So they need to be considered as advanced cousins, future
trading partners, and prospective customers for food resources we raise to
supply to them. We do have them to thank for inadvertently giving us the
advanced technology that we acquired over the last 50 years from the inept
Grays in their employ. |
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Reptoids gave us religion too, which when used properly has
"redeeming" qualities. They may have even advanced us
genetically so we could thrive without as much direct supervision. That
was supposed to benefit their breeding program, but it helped us too. I
think they advanced our mental capacity more than they intended to, all
the way to sentience. A war of independence against a race 65 million
years more advanced than us is a bad idea. |
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is in the best interest of both species to be dependent on each other
anyway. Their needs here are basic. They want food to restock their
passing migration fleet about every 50 years. We don't need to get into a
war convince them to fill their needs from other food resources that are
available here. A military confrontation is just to get their attention.
Next we inform them of the other meat available here. If we can get the
Reptoids to agree to move their excess population on a continuous basis in
smaller numbers, we won't need to gear up Earth ranching operations to
supply big spikes in meat demand every 50 years. The other mother ships in
their fleet could then be used to continuously import and export trade
goods between our worlds. Maybe they will let us pilot them, or act as
crew members. This is a great opportunity for man: a chance for joint
colonization of new worlds, and trade with advanced races. |
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