Galactic Council Considers Earth’s Fate Part 6
The Arcturian sent a private telepathic message to Vanna the Venusian, ensuring that it would not be intercepted. “Let’s skip the Galactic Council happy hour and find a quiet place to talk. I know a spot near the Powehi black hole where we can meet in confidence.”
“Sure, give me the coordinates, I’ll see you there in a moment. I’m feeling a bit pale after that debate with Riki the Reptoid.”
After a flash of six-dimension spacetime, the two simultaneously found themselves in a private chamber, surrounded by dark matter. Arctur spoke. “My heart is with you, Vanna, of course. But Riki has a treaty. Can you free the earthlings before the Reptoids tighten their control?”
“Riki is a master of deception. Don’t be fooled by his lies.”
“Yes, he’s a trickster for sure, but I’m having a hard time figuring out what’s going on now on earth. If you are making progress there, where is the love? Excuse me for saying this, but it doesn’t seem like your efforts have been so successful.”
“Remember, we Venusians are lovers and not fighters. The love is strong, but the hate is more visible on earth. The poor creatures suffer from dis-ease because they face so much change and uncertainty, so the Roids can manipulate that fear into greater control.”
“It sounds like they’re winning,” Arctur lamented.
“We’re making steady progress. Try to think, if you can, from the perspective of the earthling. Their religions no longer make sense to them. Their governments have let them down. Their technology is indistinguishable from magic. And they’re being visited by interplanetary races that make no sense to them. In spite of all that, we have teachers across the planet and classes are starting to grow exponentially.”
“Well, I see your point. But not all of those students are raising their frequencies. There are many new false beliefs as well, is that not true?”
“As long as the Saturnacs are drinking their blood, there will be a problem of false beliefs and misdirection.”
“Yes, that is a problem. But let’s order dinner, shall we? I’ll pull up my Uber Eats.”
To be continued…