Perhaps 57 races could be 57 different ethnic groups from the same place. How many ethnic groups do we have here on this planet. Or, maybe it isn't 57 distinct groups, maybe its only 10 or 40 or 27, but surely it is more than one.
It is also conceivable that, at least in some of the books I've read, that there is more probability than not that more than one saucer has crashed. And it isn't just in our lifetime, they have been crashing since time began. Perhaps there are many of them, and like our earth airplanes, crashes are rare, with many years inbetween.
I think it is because of military incompetence that they are here at all. If the military were able to control them we wouldn't have coverups of their existence in the first place. As you said, the military can't keep track of their own, how can they manage military from non-terrestrial places. The Disclosure Project is not staged for fun and profit; another example of highly regarded individuals who do speak the truth, all with a common background of military experience directly related to the coverup of UFO's.
The books, 'Flying Saucers and Science' by Stanton Friedman, and 'Unconventional Flying Objects' by Paul Hill, do indeed explain the science behind the technology, and how ET can indeed, do what they do. It isn't fiction. These are scientists, with hard facts.
ET does what they do, from human abduction, to cattle mutilation to God knows what all else, and they are among us. Human abduction isn't a syndrome, suggesting these experiences aren't real because they cannot be proven, other than PAS is very real, very traumatic, and affects generations of individuals. Dr. Mack again, clearly showed in his research that abduction is not a syndrome as much as it is a life experience like any other. Perfectly normal people get abducted.
Jim Sparks and other credible authors speak of experiences outside of our reality, but in a very real place, with information that won't sell many books, like Whitney Schrieber can. There are those that will exploit anything and everything for profit, ET, UFO's, and abduction experiences are no exception, nor are the myriad of so-called prophets we've seen pop up over the years.
Kathleen Marsden's last book, and the incredibly detailed analysis in another books on Military involvement, such as 'Need to Know' by Timothy Good are not books produced to make anybody rich. They are books produced with the truth, and evidence to back their work up. They do not present their work to generate income, fame and fortune.
We have to be careful not to put everything and everyone in the same kettle of fish. To adapt to the possibility of ET for most is still unfathomable; it will take years for mainstream science to catch up with the reality of ET, let alone understand their purpose, and effect on our human population.
People don't do their homework, and for the most part rely on Utube video's that produce even more disinformation, and reduce a serious subject to 2 minute video bits, by which people make their 'informed' opinions.
Separating fact from fiction, and information from disinformation is not work that people are willing to do.
Tim
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