Would you volunteer to leave earth with Aliens?

No, too many people and animals I Love to leave behind. Think we were blessed to be born on Earth and I plan to die here. The journey our souls take after death should be interesting though !

It’s an interesting thought, I’ve watched countless sci-fi shows where the good aliens show up to help the native population and the natives don’t trust them even though they are trying to help. As the viewer, you watch and are supposed to think how stupid they are for reacting as they do and yet we would probably be the same way if it ever happened to us.

a reply to: Gothmog

To Serve Man

It depends on the aliens, are we talking gray’s, or hot, 6 foot Arian’s women with large boobs?

a reply to: LeeMich83

I;d like to think that if they had the technology to get here, they would just take us if they wanted us. Given a choice would mean that they have ability to empathise and would probably mean they are reasonable.

evil bastards can and do have technology, just because their more advanced doesn't mean their not evil.

Benevolent Aliens is wishful thinking, they are said by many to have been coming here as long as man has been around if not longer. makes one wonder why they haven't made their presence be known.

one of the greatest minds said this,

"One day, we might receive a signal from a planet like this," Hawking says in the documentary, referring to a potentially habitable alien world known as Gliese 832c. "But we should be wary of answering back. Meeting an advanced civilization could be like Native Americans encountering Columbus. That didn't turn out so well."

he also said, paraphrasing all we have to do is look to ourselves to see how intelligent life might not want to be people we meet.

i'll stick with hawking on this.

Eisenhower made a treaty with the aliens out at EAFB where in exchange for technology the aliens could take humans.

a reply to: LeeMich83

Only if they let me take my dogs

a reply to: LeeMich83

To be honest with you, the answer probably is YES.

As amazing animals we are, it is so sad that we only have such a short time to enjoy ourselfs before it all ends.
I`ve risked my life so many times for things I felt worthy to do so - I cant`t even count the times I crashed with motorbikes and cars without getting money or fame out of it - just for the moment.

For the chance to see what noone ever seen, and more of half of my life expectancy over I would not hesitate for a second to volunteer.

Live every day as it would be your last - because it might very well be your last!

Nope. My greatest fear is fear of the unknown. I'll wait for the explorers to report back.....

a reply to: LeeMich83

You might wanna look into something called "Project Serpo".



Don't hold me to the veracity of the story, but it makes good reading/listening.

Yup. 100%. Even if it meant I ended up as pie filling. Which I wouldn’t.

originally posted by: KKLOCO
a reply to: LeeMich83

For starters, let’s send all the world’s political leaders as the Guinea Pigs.

Killing two birds with one stone.

Allll the so called 'elites' , excellent suggestion

I would go for sure, but not without my loved ones

originally posted by: chris_stibrany
a reply to: Gothmog

To Serve Man

Yep, for the last 6-7 years (or longer) I have set up on New Years Eve watching and waiting for that one Twilight Zone episode to come on SYFY during their New Year's Eve marathon .

a reply to: LeeMich83

Reply to OP.
If I had nothing and no one to leave behind I would certainly onboard. We will die one day anyway, so why not to explore? We are an explorers, right?
For some, they might leave too, but no access to facebook with selfies is a real barrier.

a reply to: LeeMich83

At his stage of my life I'd definitely consider it, especially if they were the Nordic women aliens.

Seriously though I'd go unless they were totally repugnant, at 58 Im single my kids are grown adults, and Ive got one parent remaining and my brother and sisters and a dozen or so friends.

Obviously don't want to be eaten, put in a zoo, or anally probed but if it were educational and the next step for disclosure Id definitely go. What am I gonna do just spend my days posting on ATS about aliens? besides once there if possible Id push for disclosure unless there was a good reason not to

originally posted by: ufoorbhunter
a reply to: LeeMich83

Had the chance to board a disc ship when the steps came down................... Looked enticing with its radioactive style bright light emanating from the door yet never had the bravery to take it to the next level

Hi ufoorbhunter.

Just asking..would you take those steps if you had the second chance?

originally posted by: LeeMich83
I was just wondering what people would do given if what appeared to be friendly Aliens offered you the chance to leave earth with them and go back to their home planet, never to be returned to earth? I mean there are many positives, getting a tour of the galaxy, seeing a new world, new life forms. However would you feel it was worth the risks, you may become kind of a zoo exhibit, would you miss earth too much that your mental health might not take it. It would be an interesting proposition, for me I think the curiosity would be too much for me to say no.

I'd be interested to hear your thoughts if you were given this scenario?

That's a very Project Blue-beam question to ask.

I'll explain. From years ago, my understanding was that Project Blue-beam was a conspiracy to use holograms in the sky to fool humans into either believing that aliens or Jesus had arrived. But why?

Well, I figured that a depopulation agenda could be a reason for such a project. If people could be fooled into believing that they will be taken to an amazing new planet, they may flock to the UFOs that are ready to take, or teleport them. As for those of us who decide to stay, how would we ever really know if those other people aren't just being eliminated for the sake of population reduction? I guess the bright side would be that, at least "they" would have got rid of our most gullible.

a reply to: LeeMich83

Where and when do I sign up? No question. Have you been to Earth?

a reply to: IndieA

If they bring people to the aliens by trains.... I'd be highly suspect.

If I can walk onto the ship and peek around, I'd probably be highly suspect but I'd have to make that decision at the time. If they close the doors behind me, at least I'm galaxy sushi and my soul left this rock.

prior to my sons birth oh heck yea, space travel is a dream.

Since his birth hard pass, cant take care of my family if I am galivanting around the cosmos, or being expiermented on by the greys.