I'm not ruling out the possibility of extra-terrestrial life, but I'm going to at least question these fairly big claims. Even if the 'grays' are real, you've got to at least examine the supposed tactics they've employed to warn of nuclear war.
Pilot - how do you account for this:
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You've got that right. It's dead obvious that they are being stealthy and sneaky. After all, why would you be at all careless if you wanted to keep your presence for the time being secret?
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What? Shifting several square hundred metres of crops to form an intricate pattern is a subtle tactic?
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They remain stealthy enough not to leave evidence on a large scale, yet are just obvious enough to let some have vague memories and whatnot of their experiences.
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I don't know how this contradiction stacks up.
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their existance was planned to go public in the early months of 2002! Tragically, this has been put on haiatus due to the events of 9/11
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Why would these aliens postpone their efforts to prevent nuclear war immediately after the
single greatest step our world took towards a third world war? If they're so nonchalant about our condition would they bother to reveal themselves in the first place? Wouldn't they try to go about admitting us to this multiversed UN in the most logical way?
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at least believe that we must all work hard to see that we do not nuke ourselves.
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...or other people. I really doubt that public opinion will influence America's decision to bomb the Middle East into a radioactive ball of glass. There won't be a referendum, there won't even need to be a consensus - and the greatest nuclear threat we're currently facing is the curtain tangled around the Iraqi UN inquisition.