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During the decades between Roswell and the present, the good aliens who
had contacted MJ12 to counter the likes of the Omnipotent Krlll persisted.
Movies such as ET and Close Encounters have their
basis in the growing perception that there were two types of
aliens. However, there are those humans who could not sort this out, and
continue to believe that all aliens are the bad sort, and one
should have their guard up against them all. A strong segment of the
military and CIA likewise benefit from this perception, as they would like
to see the public cling to them for defense, and not turn in curiosity or
welcoming toward the alien presence. This is simply territorial protection
on their part, but nonetheless the public is told horror stories only
by this crowd. David Icke, while sincere, is being used by this crowd, who
present him with so-called evidence that horrifies him.
Thus, it is difficult for those in the general public with nothing but
conflicting stories to sort it out. Not a small victim of this business is
that those who would genuinely like to reach out to what they sense are
visitors, are very fearful. They essentially resign themselves to death,
to being eaten or tortured, when giving The Call. Wet with sweat,
trembling, they return from their first contact, requiring days to adjust
to the idea that the meeting was pleasant, interesting, and no harm was
done to them. The conflicting stories about alien intentions has become a
type of war, between factions of the military and former MJ12 members,
some of whom feel the good aliens could greatly assist mankind if an
embrace and awakening were made. Thus, to some degree, it is a battle of
the titans, with conflicting stories circulating on the Internet, both
sides bashing each other mightily.