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The Robot Aliens by Eando Binder:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas
"We know that human nature is a very
weak force during crucial moments.
Fear is a destructive power in itself and
one of the chief weaknesses of man.
Science-fiction authors, since the beginning, have pictured the people of earth
welcoming visitors from space with
opened arms and literally giving them the
keys to the city.
Would this actually happen in reality?
Our author does not believe so.
Here is one of the most human, logical,
and convincing stories we have ever had
the pleasure to present. You will recognize the characters in the tale among
your friends. You will smile ironically at
their actions when faced with creatures
from Outside. A thoroughly absorbing
story."

('The Robot Aliens' by Eando Binder)
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