Allies of Humanity Book 1 - Marshall Summers-pages

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Allies of Humanity Book 1 - Marshall Summers-pages

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\e promise of greater wer, greater tech- logy and world mination will intrigue d incite many lividuals. And it is ase individuals with 1om the visitors will 2k to establish a (son. The promise of greater ily. nology and world and incite many liaison. THE ALLIES OF HUMANITY — THE FIRST BRIEFING order to gain influence within your world. Each of these activ- ities is unique, but they are all coordinated together. They are being carried out because humanity has been studied for a long time. Human thought, human behavior, human physiol- ogy and human religion have been studied for some time. These are well understood by your visitors and will be used for their own purposes. The first area of activity of the visitors is to influence individuals in positions of power and authority. Because the visitors do not want to destroy anything in the world or harm the world’s resources, they seek to gain influence over those whom they perceive to be in positions of power, within government and religion primar- power, greater tech- They seek contact, but only with certain individuals. They have the power to make this domination will intrigue contact, and they have the power of persuasion. Not all whom they contact will be persuaded, but individuals. And it is many will be. The promise of greater power, these individuals with greater technology and world domination will whom the visitors will intrigue and incite many individuals. And it is seek to establish a these individuals with whom the visitors will seek to establish a liaison. There are very few people in the governments of the world who are being so affected, but their numbers are grow- ing. The visitors understand the hierarchy of power because they themselves live by it, following their own chain of com- mand, you might say. They are highly organized and very focused in their endeavors, and the idea of having cultures full of free-thinking individuals is largely foreign to them. They