— Yeah, you live in a dictatorship. You're not free, but you think you are. — Or don't even think about it. The best dictatorships — explained my father — It's the ones that keep men from thinking for themselves and make them believe what they're told. Your government says it wants you to be happy and that it's protecting you and the planet from all the evils in the world. That's why they burden you with machines and entertainment that supposedly satisfy all your needs. With this, humans become an obedient and controlled species that does what is told and does not cause problems. That's you.
We, on the other hand — continued —We left this world to be free and think for ourselves. But for that, we need to study, read, write and all the other things. So we have the knowledge to reinstall technologies like phones, electricity, water supply and everything. But there are people who do not want it, because they fear that what remains of the free world succumbs again to the will of some. It's an irony. You have the technology, but you don't know how it works; we know how it works, but we don't use it because we're afraid to become slaves.

It's not like that! Up there, no one would be able to exert a controlled destruction like the one we want here. Well, I don't wish anything... I just want to go home!
The use of poisons or chemical weapons could endanger the entire ecosystem, poison the sewer network and destroy the entire population. That's not what you want. Furthermore, there would not be enough funds to invest in such a solution. Then you could start a war if you knew rats were poisoning other rats. In small doses and over time, no one sees anything; but in a scenario such as what is intended here, it does not work.
Well, an open war for them wouldn't be a bad thing. — Those above us wouldn't even care. The problem is, with the power that weapons today have, you never know what that would lead to. You could catch them themselves, who knows?
So it was decided to arrange a decoy: a Portuguese girl, known to kill rats, escapes the Portuguese mouse's tutelage, arrives at the Zoo and releases the jiboa.

— According to howls, more advanced beings than humans and foxes, such extraterritorial beings, have enough civilization not only to modify the place where they live, but also to experiment in other territories. When my great-uncle told the story, he was talking about «other territories» Just. We don't have that planet thing. We have territories and enough!
— The interesting part of the story wasn't foxes ruining the planet. — or the territory — with your civilization, your little hands...
— You don't? Hair and tail foxes, but with high heels, snout and lipstick sounds funny. I don't say interesting, but it's funny!
— What will panther civilization say when someone tells them that one day there was a civilization of naked monkeys?
— It's your joke too!
— Yes! Laughing is the best medicine!
— So tell me, who were these more civilized beings than the civilized ones?
— They were beings who didn't use hands to transform the world.
— Don't you?
— Nope.