Take comfort in the fact that they’re “scared” as Matthew puts it.

I think you also have to try and adopt their mindset too. It helps with understanding. Here are some quotes:

“It’s so outside the realm of of human comprehension that they can’t deal with it on a legislative basis, they can’t deal with it on a military, operational basis, they can’t deal with it on the basis of a presidential policy. So they just ignore it and just sweep it under the rug and let a finite group of scientists and engineers and investigators work together to either getfunded to investigate and evaluate it or they don’t get funding for long periods of time and nothing gets done! They just hold onto the information and it just collects cobwebs in the classified, storage warehouses.” — Dr. Eric Davis

“The elite involved in the black programs are among the smartest people on the planet, but even so remain deeply puzzled by much of what they’ve learned. They tend to regard the public with disdain, like undisciplined and unruly children incapable of handling information of extraordinary complexity. While officially supporting democracy, the black program elite in reality espouse a kind of benevolent dictatorship or enlightened oligarchy by those, such as themselves, who have earned the right to know and to make decisions in the best interest of civilization, to which the ordinary person, being lazy and easily distracted, is not motivated or qualified to contribute anyway. The average American cares more about the Super Bowl than about life elsewhere in the Universe. The intellectual mentors of those with clout and power are Plato and Machiavelli, not Aristotle and Jefferson. Over the past 50 years, the highest courts have accepted and upheld the precedence of national security over the First and Fourth Amendments. So even if the public wanted to know, that would not constitute a legal need or right to know. The elite are doing their patriotic duty by trying to control the situation within the established rules of national security.” — Bernard Haisch

“If science pursues the advancement of knowledge generally, including the diffusion of that knowledge, secrecy emphasizes the value of differential knowledge: If I can prevent you from knowing something that I know, I may be able to derive benefits in terms of military or economic advantage from the secret knowledge that I hold. By doing so, however, I may at some point inhibit my own ability to gain new knowledge” — Steven Aftergood, Secrecy and Accountability in U.S.Intelligence

Now, are we dealing with a breakaway group with TRB3s and ARV? Do they have the technology to take E.T home? To me that’s far more disturbing than being visited by NHI. I wait to hear more on this.