As I just posted in your thread in Hot Topics:
Even Jacques Vallee would mostly agree with you. The die hard followers of "UFOs" as "space brothers" simply base their "logic" on
assumptions of unwitting observers. Charles Halt (RFI in 1980) recently made the statement that he experienced the 1980 UFO "from a distance" and was thereby somehow immune from the possibility of personal contact and effect. Personally, I find it rather amusing that unwitting observers like Charles Halt think of likely supernatural (spiritual) experiences in term of the physical senses, i.e. since he didn't actually TOUCH the object, he likely wasn't a personal contactee. Has he ever undergone hypnosis to find out?

To be honest and fair, one can't even raise the topic of UFOs WITHOUT raising the topic of religion as the two have much in common although they're not identical. Read Vallee's Messengers of Deception for further instruction. These entities are not likely our "space brothers" regardless of their overt messages delivered directly or through patsies. Their covert messages, sneaking around primarily at night (see Dr. Karla Turner), are of more concern to me.