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>For the third time, why would the aliens ever entertain us?
Several possible reasons. They seem to be fixated on our continued ignorance since men in black type visits warning people not to discuss what they've seen date back long before Roswell. Having our own government do the work for them in exchange for little pieces of technology seems like a pretty good deal. Another is that they were interested in subverting or infiltrating our government in which case a first agreement like that one would seem a natural starting point. Finally, while advanced they are not invulnerable to our weapons. The Blue Gill Triple Prime nuclear test of October 1962 (during the Cuban Missile Crisis) revealed a weakness in their craft to fast x-rays produced in a nuclear detonation as one was filmed following out of the nuclear fireball and according to ship logs, an object was recovered from the surrounding area. All of these point to some strategy on their part to avert open conflict and have our government serve their agenda instead. The analogy of white settlers exchanging land with Native Americans for trinkets and beads comes to mind. Had they gone in guns blazing, it would've been a lot harder.