The Alien Agendas: A Speculative Analysis of Those Visiting Earth

by Richard M. Dolan

For nearly all of our history, our knowledge of this world has been woefully limited and often wrong. Travel back 5,000 years and have a conversation with a farmer in the Nile delta, and you would learn that every time the sun sets, that is the God Ra descending to the underworld to fight the demons of chaos and keep the universe in existence for one more day. If Ra were ever to lose that battle, the world would end. We modern time travelers would hear such a story and smile because we know better. Similarly, if we were to travel anywhere else in our past, to any region of the world, we would encounter similarly “wrong” ideas about how the world works. And not just in the distant past. Two centuries ago it was widely accepted that a human being could not withstand traveling at speeds faster than 50 miles per hour. A century and a half ago it was an axiom that heavier than air mechanically-powered flight was an impossibility. Less than a century ago we were told by experts that the idea of space flight was “bilge.”