Watching the exopolitical spectrum, (if there is such
thing) we could predict that this meme was going to fail, simply because Exopolitics
is possible only if the imaginary extraterrestrials are a real presence.
We must recognize that politics is a very complex
activity in our real world. If this is so, just imagine how complex would be to
practice politics with nonexistent entities; so, when the Exopolitics Meme was
created, some individuals thought that the whole thing was a joke.
Exopolitics is a
fancy term for "extraterrestrial politics" (the Greek prefix
"exo-" means "outside" or "external - compare
exoplanet). As no extraterrestrial life has been discovered yet, let alone
extraterrestrial life capable of politics, this is the domain of cranks and some
other really weird individuals.
The term has been used to denote two slightly different
things - the alleged dealings of aliens with Earth politicians and the science
fiction-like tales of alien wars and alliances.
But you’ll be surprised if you follow this link:
Here you will find thousands of articles concerning Exopolitics
and learn about the behavior of the ETs and their sacrifice for our well being and
also, if you like better the idea of evil invaders, will read about aliens’
cruelty and abductions. But basically, after seeing what is written there, the question
is this: do these individuals believe in such nonsense?
Exopoliticians inform us know how the Universe is
organized and what the Galactic Councils “are”.
Some of their writings just tell you how nice and sweet
are the cosmic brothers, while others wisely teach humans how to protect
themselves against those manipulative and abusive ETs.
Exopoliticians do not waste time with evidences and facts,
of course. They have nothing to do with the real world.
We should always remember what Ian Ridpath said: By studying UFOs we learn not about
extraterrestrial life or interstellar travel but about human nature.
