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DISCERNING ALIEN DISINFORMATION
The rewards of cooperation with aliens far outweigh the danger of deception. We should therefore not frighten them away with displays of suspicion, but welcome them openly or else miss our chance to reap the benefits of contact. Welcoming without discernment ensures that the risk of enslavement is greater than the potential reward for cooperation. A truly wise and benevolent alien faction would not desire that we be blindly trusting toward them before establishing relations. Nor would they be disappointed in us taking a discerning approach since if they are sincere and honorable they will pass the tests of discernment. Cooperating with less scrupulous factions leaves too much room for bait and switch tactics. Our approach should not be having to choose between total paranoia or total gullible acceptance, but discerning between forces who deserve suspicion and those who have proven their integrity. 8. Manipulating emotions through euphemisms and dysphemisms
Aliens are not intruders, but “visitors” or “guests” because we have invited them. There is good reason to believe some aliens are indeed guests or visitors, but here these terms are being misapplied to the wrong aliens, namely the Greys and others involved in alien abductions. If one wants to choose a term other than intruder without sacrificing accuracy, the term solicitors or subverters would suffice because a large part of their efforts goes toward gaining permission, invitation, and cooperation to worm their way deeper into the targeted world. In action they are stalkers, solicitors, and manipulators rather than outright intruders, but in intention they are nothing less than intruders and interventionists. If we have invited them, it is only because we were unaware of what that entailed, and after becoming aware we would have every reason to revoke the invitation.