Are UFOs Just Aliens Looking for a Cup of Coffee?
Theres been a lot of talk lately about UFOs, with tremendous excitement over a report on the subject that the Pentagon is expected to publish this week. Its suddenly not so laughable to take possible alien visitations seriously. Theres also been a lot of talk about the emerging food crisis in North Korea, with shortages and rising prices for staples like rice. As a number of news sources have reported, a small bag of coffee now costs more than $100 in Pyongyang. I got to thinking about how the two stories might be related. We know that the North Koreans possess the technological sophistication to develop nuclear weapons that could obliterate American cities. They possess the technological know-how to hack into South Koreas nuclear research institute, as they are alleged to have done last month. They possess the technological know-how to produce some of the most authentic-looking counterfeit $100 bills the world has ever known, and did so for years. But the North Koreans are not sophisticated enough, as we now know, to figure out how to arrange their economy to produce a bag of coffee for the $10.95 or so that it costs at Starbucks . Consider the eerie parallels with the alien civilizations supposedly sending out unidentified flying objects that regularly maraud around our planet. Based on myriad UFO sightings over the years, we know that creatures from other planets can make fast planesjust like the North Koreans. We know that their pilots are extremely adept at engaging in evasive flight patternsjust like the North Koreans. And we know that aliens are capable of concealing the full extent of their military power. Just like the North Koreans.