Alright, Dave, I've had enough of playing nice. Going to respond to everything wrong with both of your posts.
One of your main arguments is that aliens have control of and exist in the entire EM spectrum. This is fundamentally flawed. Everything complex in this universe exists in one state of matter or another. Planck noted about a century ago that all matter, depending on its temperature, emits electromagnetic waves. The frequency of the waves are related in a rather complex manner to the temperature of the body.
Everything emits in the deep IR and even into the microwave/radiowave spectrum. That means that your aliens will as well. [Planck, M. (1914). The Theory of Heat Radiation. Masius, M. (transl.) (2nd ed.).]
Lets consider another part: that the aliens are oscillating at the frequency of these light waves. From a simple physical model of this phenomenon, it is simple to show that the forces exerted on the mass ("alien") would be torn apart. You don't seem to understand how fast the oscillations are. Anything that has mass would be utterly destroyed if it attempted to move that fast. [Would add a citation but there are no papers on this because it would be so utterly destructive. I can do the calculations if you wish later.]
Another of your points is that several things can move faster than light. Modern understanding of physics shows that this is patently false. UV, X-rays, and gamma rays
all move at exactly the speed of light because
they are light. [Schaefer, BE (1999). "Severe limits on variations of the speed of light with frequency". Physical Review Letters 82 (25): 4964–6.] Zero-point energy (thought or whatever) cannot for the reasons stated above (thought is manifested by interactions between neurons, etc.). Contrary to what others have said above, gravity actually
is transmitted at the speed of light, but
no faster [Chinese scientists find evidence for speed of gravity, astrowatch.com, 12/28/12.]. Your argument about a black hole is misinformed: gravity doesn't escape from a black hole - rather, the black hole's gravity is due to a distortion in space-time. Imagine the all-famous rubber sheet. If you lifted a black-hole off of the sheet instantly, the "ripple" of gravity would travel at the speed of light. This has been measured empirically. [
http://theness.com/roguesgallery/index.php/skepticism/how-does-gravity-escape-a-black-hole/]
The MagLev isn't actually anti-gravity, as Trevor mentioned. It's simply a force opposing gravity. It doesn't remove gravity's effects. It simply opposes them with a more powerful magnetic force. This is seen whenever you stick a magnet to a refrigerator! Why doesn't it fall? Not because of anti-gravity, but because the magnetic force is significantly stronger than gravity. [Kind of obvious.]
Transmitting energy wirelessly, using the method Tesla used, doesn't use vacuum energy at all. It uses the process of electrostatic induction. All he does is generate high-power radio waves (i.e. powerful, high frequency AC signal), and boom - there you go. Transmitted electricity. [Martin, T. C., & Tesla, N. (1894). Inventions, Researches and Writings of Nikola Tesla, with special reference to his work in polyphase currents and high potential lighting. New York: The Electrical Engineer. Page 188.]
Regarding your UFO rods: I've looked those up before, actually. Saw a special on them. I did further reading and found they had been thoroughly debunked. They are simply insects/birds/whatevers that are moving too fast for the camera's shutter to
not blur them. [
http://www.amsky.com/ufos/rods/]
Again, the argument that other realities exist in other wavelengths just doesn't make sense. All matter is perceptible by all wavelengths. Simply put, something either emits/reflects light or it doesn't. If it does, we perceive it. If it doesn't, we see it as black. And we don't see a bunch of black UFOs flying around.
Since you cannot prove the wormhole bit, I won't even respond to it because you can't back it up.
Please respond to each of my arguments individually instead of just calling them false. Also, add citations.