Space... the final frontier. Home to life of all shapes and sizes, and beings that we couldn't even begin to imagine or understand. To think that some people actually believe we on Earth are the only beings in this vast expanse is ludicrous. We are *not* original. We are *not* alone...

To try and convince ourselves that we are all powerful and a force to be reckoned with is pathetic really. Humans are only powerful to other humans, but what are we compared to beings who have managed to evolve to build interstellar ships? Do we really think a nuclear bomb will protect us against such creatures? I doubt it. We are at their mercy, and those genuine alien abduction stories prove it.

How do we know they're genuine, I hear you cry!! Well, think about it... for example, a man is driving down a dark, unlit road late at night, there's no one else around and what does he see? A light in the sky. His car engine stops working, his car rolls to a halt. He thinks straight away something's seriously wrong, maybe the hair on the back of his neck stands on end. Next thing he knows, it's as if he's woke up because he's continuing his journey, but many hours have passed. He doesn't remember the car starting up again, he doesn't remember starting to drive again. Now, let's think about this little incident in more detail. Humans only seem to develop technology for use in wars. How many wars have you heard of where the enemy's vehicles have stopped completely for no reason and the occupants have lost several hours without explanation? I honestly can say I've heard of none.

There are arguments to suggest that these incidents are earthbound, that they're really caused by secret government experiments, but seriously, if it was a government experiment, they would've used such technology by now. Granted some ufo sightings are experimental aviation equipment, such as with Area 51 for instance, but not all sightings can be categorized as such, and the same applies for the abductions.