Why Don't UFO Aliens End World Hunger?
Dear Doc P.:
With all the advanced abilities they are said to possess, why haven't UFO aliens banded together to solve the problem of starvation on Earth? It seems that if these "all powerful" creatures truly cared about the inhabitants of the planet they supposedly visit so often, they'd do something about world hunger. To me, the fact that these purported outer space "geniuses" haven't helped is further evidence that they don't really exist.
Skeptical Dan
Dear Skeptical Dan:
Some say there are promising signs that visitors from outer space are concerned about conditions that plague the furthest reaches of the Third World. Recently, failing crops in Somalia were revived when a conical beam of yellow/green light swept over an area of about 250 square kilometers. The beam of light, approximately 2 kilometers in diameter and emerging from an elevation estimated at 11 kilometers (about 33,000 feet), traveled at night across drought-stricken farmlands that had been given up as lost. The episode lasted for about 30 minutes. By morning, sprouting plants had survived, as if from a soaking rain. They grew normally until harvested without receiving additional water.
With all the advanced abilities they are said to possess, why haven't UFO aliens banded together to solve the problem of starvation on Earth? It seems that if these "all powerful" creatures truly cared about the inhabitants of the planet they supposedly visit so often, they'd do something about world hunger. To me, the fact that these purported outer space "geniuses" haven't helped is further evidence that they don't really exist.
Skeptical Dan
Dear Skeptical Dan:
Some say there are promising signs that visitors from outer space are concerned about conditions that plague the furthest reaches of the Third World. Recently, failing crops in Somalia were revived when a conical beam of yellow/green light swept over an area of about 250 square kilometers. The beam of light, approximately 2 kilometers in diameter and emerging from an elevation estimated at 11 kilometers (about 33,000 feet), traveled at night across drought-stricken farmlands that had been given up as lost. The episode lasted for about 30 minutes. By morning, sprouting plants had survived, as if from a soaking rain. They grew normally until harvested without receiving additional water.
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