It occurred to me that we are attracting those who consider themselves "experts" in the field of extra-terrestrials who are coming here to argue their point of view.

Typically, I would embrace those who "get it" as most of my time has been spent trying to "wake up" those who don't believe there are any aliens in the universe, much less in our world, at all.

However, there are particular challenges in speaking to communities with so called experts among them, because they may have been mislead by aliens, or misinterpreted the intentions of those they interacted with.

This reminds me of arguments between various faiths over their beliefs about religion, such as when one promotes dunking for baptism and one promotes sprinkling infants.

I've always felt that everybody has it a little bit wrong and we will all find out what is true when we die and return to God. There is nothing good about people of faith fighting other people of faith when there are greater enemies to fight, those without faith who try to hurt us.

So it is with those who accept that aliens exist. We may have differences, but we should search for truth together and interpret it through the lens of our own experiences.

It is not for me to tell you what to believe, only to share what I have discovered to be true, if you are interested in hearing it. If not, go away. Fighting me by telling me I'm wrong or stupid or misled, or whatever is a pointless endeavor. I know what I know. Your opinion of me won't change that, nor your influence.

Anyone is capable of lying to enact their agenda. So-called "proofs" are worthless unless verified by many trusted sources. And most people don't trust readily.
You can show me your proofs, and I can say they were manipulated images, leading us back to where we started.

UFOlogists get caught up in that cycle of presenting and debunking proofs, getting angry and confrontational as they do it to anyone who comes forward. No wonder people who have seen things are hesitant to tell of their experiences. They face not only ridicule from non-believers of aliens, but also from within ufologist communities.

It is a vicious, thankless job trying to share truths about aliens. Most of those who do it are either looking for attention, trying to get paid, or intentionally sharing misinformation to sabotage humanity. And then there are a few of us who want to help humanity.

Communication online is tricky, but if you look beyond the agendas and just look at the information offered, you can gauge its worthiness compared to your reason, life experiences and inner voice. It is easier to be truthful when anonymous. It is also easier to lie.

And so all of us face skepticism no matter what we say. It is part of the process. It doesn't help to scream, "Don't listen to him!" because no matter what, my choice to listen or not to whoever I want is not yours to make for me. I will believe what I think is right and I respect your right to do the same.

I have heard and seen and felt amazing things that I will not share because nobody would believe it who didn't trust me. But I am empathetic enough to want to help people who are facing a horrendous future if they don't wake up. And I want humanity to survive intact. I want my children and grandchildren to survive. So I say what I can to help as many people as I can. If they wake up, I'm relieved. If they don't, I'm sad for them.

But those of you who claim to be awake who attack our efforts here have no excuse. You are shooting the messenger because you don't like the message. Or you are misled. Or you are trying to sabotage to try to obfuscate.

Your time is wasted in protesting in these ways. I will just remove you. I don't come to your house to try to force my views on you. Don't expect courtesy when you do that here.