UFO Messages: Are humans galactic trash? [Barf or Piñata? You decide!]

All News Web ^ | 12 October 2009 | Michael Cohen

[Alex Murphy]

Thousands of years ago a technologically advanced race of UFO aliens guided us towards civilization. We were like a Petri dish lined up with hundreds of other nascent civilizations and only a few would ultimately yield forth a culture that would lift its possessors off the limited confines off their home planet.

The ultimate purpose of this whole exercise seems to lie in the existence of the universe itself. According to what is referred to as the ‘Bio Cosmic Equation’ by UFO scientists working on above top secret UFO projects, life throughout our vast universe resembles a pyramidal structure.

The ‘Bio-Cosmic Equation’ in the most simple terms teaches us that for every, say, one thousand planets where microscopic life evolves, one yields plants. For every one thousand planets containing vegetation one produces animals. For every one thousand planets that contain animals, one produces ‘intelligent’ beings. For every one thousand planets on which technological civilization occurs one eventually joins the galactic and universal community. The rest tend to implode and destroy themselves.

Beyond the point where a civilization makes it to galactic existence there are many levels. As one goes up the ladder things get less crowded and at the top it is believed one being or form of existence sits that actually created the universe. Our understanding of time is highly subjective and it is believed this ongoing process of evolution is a precondition of the universe’s very existence. We are merely a very small part of it.

Many researchers and scientists have correctly theorised that the Egyptian Pyramids were built with the assistance of aliens. This theory is believed to have been confirmed by aliens in contact with world governments. The purpose of these structures was to hint to humanity at the nature of life in the universe itself. Aliens who influenced Biblical parables infused the Old Testament with the idea that through a moral code and a degree of selflessness we could escape slavery toiling at the foot of these pyramids and rise and join other galactic civilizations.

At the beginning of the 21st century one sees a world dominated by a Western culture that has been entirely taken over by an ethos of sheer and utter selfishness. Consumerism teaches us that we must ‘be good to ourselves’ and indulge in ‘me time’ as often as we possibly can. The fact that all this indulgence is paid for by starving third world nations and a ravished destroyed environment is of little concern.

The once rather noble American Dream has morphed into something that might be seen as hideous by outside observers. The undoubtedly worthwhile concept of individualism has now spun out of control and been confused with a form of self-indulgence that seems to know no limits whatsoever. In this orgy of hedonism, individuals have had hammered into their psyche the idea that their sole purpose in life is to cram in as many fleetingly pleasurable experiences as possible before they die and behave in an aggressive manner towards anyone who gets in the way of this.

Day to day life in any ‘developed’ nation therefore is a hurried scramble of competing interests. After all, my desire to cram in as much fun as possible will inevitably clash with yours.

To help this rather unsavoury brew along the way, new-fangled religions such as ‘Prosperity Gospel’ are brought into the mix. This is an ‘if you can’t beat them join them’ theology. Thinking about myself almost all of the time is actually what Jesus always wanted.

If Sunday church doesn’t re-enforce this message quite enough, for the cost of feeding an entire third world village for a year you can get yourself a ‘life coach’ for a month. You will then familiarise yourself with catch-terms like ‘abundance’ and be told how much you deserve it. As if, by any reasonable standards, you didn’t have it in the first place judging by your ability to pay for this wastage.

Sadly, newcomers from all cultures, many far more balanced, are aggressively spruiked to accept this life paradigm and easily seduced into it by ethically dubious corporate interests.

Recently a long overdue and undoubtedly valid attempt to address the rights of minorities has been underway. In this process it seems the values of the majority have been allowed to rot. In fact, minority rights have been hijacked by consumerism itself. It has become a code word for simply roping as many groups as possible into this self-centred consumer culture. Many people who have their roots in more communitarian traditions find that this rampant selfishness incorrectly labelled as individualism is particularly soul destroying and ultimately unfulfilling.

And one thing has been ignored in all of this. There is a price to be paid for everything. The excesses described here are not really sustainable in the long term. Our eventual destruction might well be the price we pay. A few moments of pleasure for eventual oblivion.

Many UFO researchers hope that aliens might just land any day now and make things right. However laws that preserve the balance of life throughout the cosmos make this impossible. Self-interest is hardwired into all living things in this universe, at least, as a result of the evolutionary process. Only civilizations that painstakingly mitigate the downside of this most powerful force make it through. If we don’t have the discipline to fix our own problems why should another civilization bother doing it for us? The laws that dictate life within this universe don’t tolerate such cop-outs.

Consumer-culture style pleasure comes really easily. We live in era when any form of sacrifice or self-denial is seriously begrudged. However getting to experience galactic existence wont be that simple.

Perhaps there are many individuals who would happily sacrifice the future for their present pleasures. The problem is that self-destruction might not be instantaneous and painless either.

We are reaching that crucial moment. Our alien brethren are watching. Will we gain a modicum of self-control and turn from the destructive path we are travelling down to join the galactic family of responsible civilizations or destroy ourselves, rendering our very existence to this point meaningless: only to die a slow painful death?

[Alex Murphy]

Aliens who influenced Biblical parables infused the Old Testament with the idea that through a moral code and a degree of selflessness we could escape slavery toiling at the foot of these pyramids and rise and join other galactic civilizations....

....To help this rather unsavoury brew along the way, new-fangled religions such as ‘Prosperity Gospel’ are brought into the mix. This is an ‘if you can’t beat them join them’ theology. Thinking about myself almost all of the time is actually what Jesus always wanted.

If Sunday church doesn’t re-enforce this message quite enough, for the cost of feeding an entire third world village for a year you can get yourself a ‘life coach’ for a month. You will then familiarise yourself with catch-terms like ‘abundance’ and be told how much you deserve it. As if, by any reasonable standards, you didn’t have it in the first place judging by your ability to pay for this wastage....

....We are reaching that crucial moment. Our alien brethren are watching. Will we gain a modicum of self-control and turn from the destructive path we are travelling down to join the galactic family of responsible civilizations or destroy ourselves, rendering our very existence to this point meaningless: only to die a slow painful death?

Barf or Piñata? You decide!

[ConservativeMan55]

ping

[MediaMole]

Barf or pinata? No, just the stuff that comes out of the south end of a northbound horse.

[GeronL]

where-ever this writer is, nuke it from orbit.

[La Lydia]

Neither. Waste of electrons.

[Alex Murphy]

where-ever this writer is, nuke it from orbit.

It's the only way to be sure!

[Soothesayer]

This is what happens when you get too mashed.

[GeronL]

yes, quite!

[Brett66]

The problem is that self-destruction might not be instantaneous and painless either.

The future will be like Mad Max! Or not....

This guy seems to just be rambling incoherently, I wonder if this is the type of speech a person in a straightjacket makes to themselves while sitting in a padded room?

[tumblindice]

This article explains Dennis Kucinich.

[GraceG]

It is time for the “Trash” to take out the Galactic “Garbage”!!!

The only way we can do is to build massive war ships and teach them slimy green jerks a lesson about disrespecting us earthlings ;)

[Nervous Tick]

>> Thousands of years ago a technologically advanced race of UFO aliens guided us towards civilization.

You have to admire a writer who gets all those undisputed facts out early in his piece. ;-)

That way it’s clear after the first sentence or two that reading any further would be a waste of time.

[Scythian]

This is strikenly similiar to the Democratic Party Platform, are you sure this isn’t merely a repost of that?

[luvbach1]

We could build pyramids today but why bother?

[Danae]

What chair?

[Scythian]

For every one thousand planets that contain animals, one produces ‘intelligent’ beings. For every one thousand planets on which technological civilization occurs one eventually joins the galactic and universal community, and of all those that have joined the galactic community, only one has produced the magnificant creature shown below ...

[gimme1ibertee]

Wow.This is just like @!$%&25323mmm(%+_*TU HJE %^*%&#,but with more LSD.

[gimme1ibertee]

My Girl!My Girl!! She’s so gorgeous!! :)

[Scythian]

He He, ya, take that other planets !! If there is a miss universe, that’s her !!

[gimme1ibertee]

Amen!

[OB1kNOb]

We could build pyramids today but why bother?

Uh, to play basketball in?

[KarlInOhio]

Quick, get him a straight jacket. Or an interview with Art Bell. Or both.

[theDentist]

Someone needs to tell the author to not use bong water in his KoolAid.

[ReagansRaiders]

If we don’t have the discipline to fix our own problems why should another civilization bother doing it for us? The laws that dictate life within this universe don’t tolerate such cop-outs.

Isn't that the "Star Trek" Prime Directive?

From Wikipedia:

In the fictional universe of Star Trek, the Prime Directive, Starfleet's General Order #1, is the most prominent guiding principle of the United Federation of Planets. The Prime Directive dictates that there can be no interference with the internal development of pre-warp civilizations, consistent with the historical real world concept of Westphalian sovereignty. It has special implications, however, for civilizations that have not yet developed the technology for interstellar spaceflight ("pre-warp"), since no primitive culture can be given or exposed to any information regarding advanced technology or the existence of extraplanetary civilizations, lest this exposure alter the natural development of the civilization. Although this was the only application stated by Captain Kirk in "Return of the Archons", by the 24th Century, it had been indicated to include purposeful efforts to improve or change in any way the natural course of such a society, even if that change is well-intentioned and kept completely secret.

[Dr. Thorne]

Is this a Scientology thread? Is that you, Tom?

[Oatka]

We are reaching that crucial moment. Our alien brethren are watching.

He might be on to something. I just saw a bumper sticker that said "God's Back, and BOY is he mad!" :-)

[z3n]

distilled:
1) capitalism (consumerism) is bad
2) individuality is bad
3) religion is bad

Inference:
To evolve in the universe, humanity needs to become collectivist clones without spirit or ego...

Yeah...

[luvbach1]

"We could build pyramids today but why bother?"

Uh, to play basketball in?

Touche'

[GraceG]

>> distilled:
1) capitalism (consumerism) is bad
2) individuality is bad
3) religion is bad

Inference:
To evolve in the universe, humanity needs to become collectivist clones without spirit or ego...

Yeah... <<

Just because the Greys are a bunch of Borg Wannabees doesn’t mean we should be too.

[Quix]

It has long been curious to me . . .

these same scientists and government, oligarchy officials familiar with all such . . .

persistently ACKNOWLEDGE THAT ALL THE “ET’s”/ fallen angels

RELENTLESSLY LIE, LIE, LIE.

Yet the officials and scientists go on believing, seemingly, everything the critters tell the silly humans. Amazing.

The Bible was clearly right about the GREAT END TIMES DECEPTION.

[Quix]

This article is but one of many recent ones which increasingly seem to be incrimentally setting the stage for a more overt role in the affairs of humans on the part of the fallen angels.

Throw in an attack on Iran; Jihadi’s lighting nukes off in the USA, WWIII . . .

and the AntiChrist backed by the “ET’s” will be able to easily swoop in and convince the world that for humanity and the planet to survive, all the global citizens must submit utterly to their rule.

Amazingly well scripted.

[2001convSVT]

Spot on z3n, the essay is total baloney.

[Wage Slave]

Is the writer a college freshman? This sounds like the kind of pseudointellectual drivel that they write.

[TheBigIf]

distilled:
1) capitalism (consumerism) is bad
2) individuality is bad
3) religion is bad

Inference:
To evolve in the universe, humanity needs to become collectivist clones without spirit or ego...

Yeah...

This is exactly what I got out of it as well. But of course the idiot author of this piece then goes on and says:

“Many UFO researchers hope that aliens might just land any day now and make things right. However laws that preserve the balance of life throughout the cosmos make this impossible.” .. “If we don’t have the discipline to fix our own problems why should another civilization bother doing it for us? The laws that dictate life within this universe don’t tolerate such cop-outs. “

So first the author claims that the aliens wont accept us because we aren’t helping third world countries enough but then goes on to justify the fact that the aliens themselves should not help us? I guess the aliens are only thinking of themselves?

[allmendream]

Far out in the uncharted backwaters of the unfashionable end of the Western Spiral arm of the Galaxy lies a small unregarded yellow sun.

Orbiting this at a distance of roughly ningety eight million miles is an utterly insignificant blue-green planet whose ape-descended life forms are so amazingly primitive that they think digital watches are a pretty neat idea.

[BlueDragon]

"...an utterly insignificant blue-green planet whose ape-descended life forms are so amazingly primitive that they think digital watches are a pretty neat idea."

digital watches are passe'. who needs a watch, when everybody has a cell phone?