nigger, use the three brain cells you have left and think about how obvious this entire thing is.  here's the actual reality.  > ufo's are almost always mostly extraterrestrial unmanned drones.  > they are meant for research purposes.  > just like we have research scientists who go to places like antarctica and deep areas of the ocean, one or more species of et's have a select few researchers who are stationed on earth.  > this explains various phenomena associated with ufo behavior.  > abductions? we do that when we research animals. we also abduct the same exact animal multiple times after tagging them. often, we tranquilize the animal for their and our own safety. all of these things make sense in the "aliens here for research" context.  > non-intervention except perhaps to deactivate catastrophic nuclear weapon usage. ufos or anything related to the phenomenon have never shown any intention on intervening in our affairs. this is also similar to how we behave among non-endangered animals.  to me this has always been pretty obvious. they are here and they likely have made contact in the past. in all likelihood we are a curiosity to them. it's likely safe to say there isn't much here that they are all that interested in. this is speculation based on the fact that there is no evidence of them exploiting resources/living things on a widespread scale.  i believe the reason we are seeing these hearings is because only a hundred or fewer of the us government has a "need to know" about the et situation. the amount of personnel questioning things has increased but the hearings are allowed because disclosure isn't on the table.  the individuals within certain governments who do know about the ets know that there is literally zero benefit in disclosing their existence to humans. since they have been researching us on a small scale for over seventy years, they likely came to an agreement with the ets to not intervene in exchange for tech.
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