During the study of the galactic peoples and species in our galaxy it is obvious that certain people have had a minor influence on our world, and others have had a huge impact. The role of the Negamuk <9-D Aliens> has been relatively small as far as direct interactions are concerned, but the negative roles of the Anunnaki, the Ciakahrr, and the Nebu <Alien Alliane> to have been crucial in our world. On the benevolent part of the spectrum we have the members of the Galactic Federation of Worlds. We have spoken about the Selosi from Alpha Centauri (7), the Meton from Proxima Centauri (8) and the Ummit from Wolf 424 (9) for example in earlier articles. The role of the various groups from Sirius seems to be quite complex.
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When the Andromedans returned and asked the Pleiadeans what they had done, they basically said that they were faced with their own ‘tremendous amount of karma with our solar system‘ which led them to be not as motivated as they could have been. They didn’t really know what to do. It was because of this that the Andromedans (Zenae) decided to take on a more leading role, for they thought that it was worth it for the common good. Alex says the Andromedans were probably a good choice since they were neutral in regard to our solar system.
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I addressed this question of ‘karma’ and to which degree this ‘rule of karma’ would also hold for species as a whole (or individually), before in connection with the Ciakahrr and the Nebu and their atrocities (17). But what about the good guys and their karma? Should we know all about that? Isn’t it perhaps more important to thank them for the removal of all the malevolent groups from our solar system? And thank them for this alleged plasma border around our solar system to protect us from the higher density?
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I presume that the deeds the Pleiadeans (whatever group it was) were incomparable with the horrors that were inflicted upon us by certain Anunnaki groups.