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84 A good place to start is analyzing the main players and what role they might take given their strengths, weaknesses, and public perception. Reptilians Reptilians have a bad reputation. They are viewed as being too frightening, aggressive, and manipulative by too many. Even in science fiction shows they are portrayed as having a primal, vio- lent, or fascist nature. In abduction research they are infamous for ce 1 mm committing acts of torture and rape. Their monstrous appearance alone would induce an instinctive antipathy in most humans, who may subconsciously identify them with alligators, dinosaurs, evil serpents, or dragons. For these reasons it is highly unlikely that Reptilians will be the first alien type to present themselves as the good guys. It would create too much instinctual fear and revul- sion atop the shock of Disclosure. er ste aw. oa woe 1 1 However, considering that reptilian-like beings have been por- trayed positively in children’s television shows, their introduction may happen much later once the younger generation has matured and the older reactionary generation died out or gotten accus- tomed to living in strange times. Initially they would be better suited for playing the role of negative renegades to be scapegoated as the sole alien group co- ordinating negative abduction activities. This would build upon existing abduction accounts and fringe literature concerning a nefarious reptilian presence, and it would play to the natural aver- sion people have to their physiology. As mentioned earlier, one disinformative scenario claims earth has been meddled with by just such a negative rogue faction, that they are in the minority and not representative of the rest of their race who are positive. Mantids Mantids are less commonly reported and stranger looking than Reptilians. Therefore they are even less likely to play a visible DISCERNING ALIEN DISINFORMATION Final Scenario Players