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War Of The Worlds Analysis

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Beware: Aliens are not friendly explorers, nor are they trying befriend the human race. They are evil creatures that plan to harvest all of the earth's resources, slaughter your families, and turn everyone into gin-cranking slaves. The recent climb of extraterrestrial immigration is not something to excite, it is something to fear; aliens are a danger to your planet, your wallet, and your life. If aliens are explorers: Humans generally admire famous explorers like Christopher Columbus, Vasco Da Gamma, and Hernan Cortes that introduced “exotic” lands to the western world. Children sing nursery rhymes in praise of these men; they recite poems immortalizing the fantastic journeys these “heroes” accomplished. It would be wonderful if these men were truly the legends …show more content…

Aliens are big consumers and they have keyed in that the Earth is a highly prosperous planet with a vast amount of natural gas, water, and organic materials, and are itching to take these resources away. Even though they were harvesting human blood, rather than natural resources, the martins in War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells are fictional predictions of an extraterrestrial-resource invasion. These aliens are what experts like to call “leeches”-they spot a planet with an extensive amount of goods and “latch” onto that planet until they suck it dry. Not only are aliens interested in consuming the majority of earth's resources, but they are harming the environment as well. The recent surge of CO2 emission is actually not human cause, but is in fact due to large fuel-burning alien spacecrafts. Researchers say that approximately 2,000 pounds of co2 are released into the atmosphere each day due to these spacecrafts. A greenhouse gas emission this large will encourage a more prominent climate change-something the environment cannot

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