A Thought on Our Visitors and Volcanoes (serious)<\/p>\n
I’ve spent considerable time reflecting on historical events like the Nuremberg sky battle, where large-scale UFO skirmishes were reported. I’ve come across various modern accounts of similar phenomena\u2014lights darting across the sky as if engaged in aerial dogfights.<\/p>\n
What if these sightings indicate that extraterrestrial beings have been present on or near Earth for a long time, perhaps safeguarding us from threats like other species or even asteroids? It\u2019s possible that those who witnessed these events were witnessing an unnoticed war for humanity’s survival.<\/p>\n
Could it be that in the distant past, advanced human civilizations were wiped out or severely disrupted, leading to our current state? Now, these otherworldly entities might act as a protective force around our planet. In exchange for whatever purposes they have, they ensure our safety from destruction. They likely remain hidden because they have seen the chaos that ensued when humanity couldn’t accept their existence.<\/p>\n
It’s plausible that previous encounters with aliens led to widespread panic and conflict, prompting them to retreat into the shadows and let the concept of advanced alien life gradually infiltrate our consciousness.<\/p>\n
Beyond the obvious hiding spots of space or the depths of the ocean\u2014where their technology remains unassailable and beyond our exploration\u2014I’ve noticed significant activity around volcanoes, particularly in Japan. <\/p>\n
I’ve seen numerous videos depicting crafts entering and exiting volcanoes, and I think, \u201cWhat a clever hiding place! Full of caverns, virtually impossible for us to access, and if heat doesn\u2019t bother you, it\u2019s an ideal spot to stay hidden yet close to the action.\u201d<\/p>\n
This might also shed light on the \u201cdripping\u201d phenomena associated with some UFOs; perhaps what\u2019s observed isn\u2019t molten metal but molten rock. If a craft could maneuver through an active volcano with enough propulsion and heat resistance, it would be like moving through water.<\/p>\n
This is just a tentative theory, but it certainly makes for an intriguing thought experiment.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"