Dr. Greer is convinced that no civilization can reach the apex of technological development while remaining spiritually stunted and immature. For this reason, it must be impossible for there to be evil aliens. Yet, we know from our own observation and Creator’s words, that is emphatically NOT the case. This is echoed by other skeptics, who simply can’t believe that beings smart enough to master time, space and biology, would not have also figured out scientifically and philosophically that crime doesn’t pay. Rather, is it actually true that evil aliens are motivated to master time, space, and biology to become even greater criminals?

Unfortunately, this is quite true. The extraterrestrials, despite their longevity, their advanced technological capability, their brilliance, and their vast experience base, have squandered these blessings by becoming corrupted and compromising their divinity to such a large degree they are almost devoid entirely of any redeeming qualities. The ability to love is not impossible but rarely experienced by them. It is a vestigial emotion and is unlikely to arise when they are left to their own devices. It is only in very rare circumstances that an Anunnaki being will have any kind of loving feelings or kindness arise within them so they are, in effect, lost and in danger of destroying themselves. That will be the fate of the fallen angelics who are now entirely on their own and only survive to the extent they can become a parasite to draw energy from other living beings. They have corrupted the Anunnaki and the other dark extraterrestrial races and humans as well, and are undergoing a kind of last gasp clinging to their existence solely through their predatory behavior and the corruption of their hosts to keep their game going—that is hardly an achievement. So the lesson here is not that logic and reason will create perfection, it is that when selfishness reaches a high enough level, love will be squeezed out and then the possibility of further growth in a real sense will become impossible. Regardless of what technological advances might be arranged, they will be unrewarding and, in effect, a hollow victory because little of value will be done with them in the absence of a love motivation. The accumulation of personal power and wealth are hollow pursuits in a loveless world and that is the existence of the dark extraterrestrial beings—all of them—they are devoid of love, compassion, or any concern for anyone outside themselves. The end result is a kind of ruthless quest for power, jockeying for position, and contests for control of things that often end in death for the unsuccessful. That is hardly a sophisticated way to live and is no endorsement for what will happen in the absence of a divine connection. So this thinker is in actuality entirely missing the point, that great works occur through love and only through love—anything else is trivial.