Question:
Why do aliens abduct people?
Answer:
Different Aliens abduct
people for different purposes. While reproductive purposes get
the most attention, other purposes reported by abductees have
included observations of humans being observed, tested or trained
in a variety of situations, or even as victims of occasional
Alien rape.
Lt. Colonel Philip J. Corso, author
of The Day After Roswell, lists three possible scenarios
for why Aliens are hanging around Earth. According to Corso,
these scenarios were developed by military intelligence analysts
after the Roswell UFO crashed in 1947. These scenarios were based
on the military’s observation of Aliens’ actions toward
people on Earth:
1. The EBEs (Extraterrestrial
Biological Entities) were simply conducting scientific
experiments on earthly life-forms and collecting specimens
quietly without any need to alert us to their presence;
2. The EBEs were actively
collecting specimens and conducting experiments to determine if
this planet was suitable for their use, with complete disregard
to their actions upsetting people;
3. The EBEs were using the experimentation and specimen collecting to infiltrate or invade
our planet.
Lt. Col. Corso explained the
military did not want people to be used as organ donors for the
Aliens or as their source of food! The overall strategy developed
by the military which continues to this day is this: It is better
to plan for the worst-case scenario, rather than be
surprised.
True, these speculations seem so
remote when we sit in the comfort of our homes, but who knows
what will happen when the Aliens officially land on the
President’s front yard? Don’t most people carry an
umbrella when it looks like it might rain?
People come in all sizes, colors and shapes, range in varying degrees from good
to bad. We prefer to think Aliens may line up the same way
universally--in varying degrees from good to bad. But, since we
are not charged with defending the Earth from Alien invaders, we
can afford to be more open-minded and more critical of the military.
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