The thing with reptilian humanoids is...

Originally posted by Gaudeamus
People also believe in a jewish guy that turned water into wine, rose from the dead and walked on water.

Sounds rediculous too, when you think about it like that.

Why is one more acceptable than the other?

Not supporting either concept, just pointing out that it's all about perception. What's rediculous to one, may not be as far-fetched to another.

~G

Probably becuase there is a whole book written on the Jewish guy, Or perhaps because the places in the stories of the Jewish guy are actually real places in this world...

reply to post by LordBucket


There is no proof that these lizard humanoids are extradimensional creatures. Aliens are also said to be extradimensional creatures, But theres no proof of that either.

reply to post by SmokeJaguar67


Ha!
Well said and touche.
I am just as interested as any of you, which is why I continually pop in.
I drop by in the hopes that I may obtain something new in the way of these theories, and, as disappointed as I remain, my hope is adamant.

I think the reptilians are 4th dimensional beings that will inhabit a human body by possession or some other means. I'm not sure about the whole shape-shifting thing, although I know it's possible to use mind control to keep people from seeing what's right in front of them.

Originally posted by Ghost in the Machine
Human beings only use 10% of their brains. ........ If humans used 100% of their brains Im sure we could perform such acts as cloaking someones mind.

we do use 100%, at least most do.

If you only use 10% of your brain, that explains a lot!

reply to post by Ghost in the Machine


There is more than meets the, i was going to say eye, but lets say mind.

Cause our human mind has an idea of how a reptilian would look like, rather then looking in the mirror and saying "I am a reptilian."

There is a portion of our brain that contains reptilian DNA. It is called the R-complex.

The R-complex gives human-beings an obsession with rituals, greed, anger, fear, and most of the negative emotions.

We human beings still kill eachother, which i find beyond childish.

reply to post by dereks


No we do not use 100% of our brains, go do some research before you say otherwise, last i heard it was 5% from my brother.

Although what i last thought human beings used was around 3% of their brains.

The amount is increasing and has been increasing for the past few years though.

[edit on 27-12-2009 by Quickfix]

Theses reptillians have had millions of years of hiding from other species.They know exsactly how to hide and use other aliens to do most of there important work for them by the little gray aliens.The reptillians live mostly underground as there species have been living underground for millions of years.They use different frequencies of telepathy so no other humans and certain aliens cannot contact them or read there thoughts.Just think how effective and powerful the CIA would be if it was around for 60 million years.

reply to post by Ghost in the Machine


Humans will never use 100%of there brain power.The gray aliens would you believe only use about 22% of there brain power.The reptillians use about 25%.Most humans use 10% of there brain power.Some rare people have or had in the past the ability to use 11 or even 12% of there brain power.In 500 years humans brain power may hit 12% if we are lucky.If for instance you brain power suddenly shot to 14%.You would proberly go totaly mad.Thats because you would not have the understanding ,intellegence and conditing to sustain that 14%.

reply to post by GORGANTHIUM


Can you maybe pull some facts about the human brain and the percentage used?

Thanks, i'm curious hehe...and i really don't think human beings use 10% thats a pretty big portion.

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I find it upsetting sometimes that there are so many people on ATS that are obviously intelligent and tired of the political state we're in, yet there's such schism within this community. I see the occasional thread pop up saying "ATS CIA infiltrated" or some such thing and to be honest, I am beginning to wonder if that might be the case.

Some topics or posters seem to have little purpose than to create flame wars, now I know there's a strict code against that, but even in our (mostly) polite responses it still amounts to the same thing. I see a lot of threads that seem to be nothing but Trolling by the OP.

I like it here and maybe the "whackier" posts seem to go in cycles, the summer holidays are over. Although, I can think of a poster who was making some very out there claims recently that was totally unable to back them up, then descended to the good old tactic of "You're too stupid to realise MY evidence"... it's tiresome.

To get back to the "Lizard thing" - is it Lizards? Greys? Nordics? Indigos? I think to a degree we're missing a point, it's like we're trying to do an archeological excavation with a JCB when we're looking for that - we're trying to get out a huge hunk of evidence, but not collecting the fragments - people stand by, watching us, scratching their heads and we're not building a strong case for anything.

...and I do believe in the possibility of lizard-folk, it wouldn't surprise me if there were extra-dimensional beings, why not?

reply to post by SmokeJaguar67


"Democracy has broken a chain" - hmm, I might disagree with that too, I don't think Democracy really exists any more and if it does it's now a machine designed to crush and homogenise us.

Also, your point about who benefits is absolutely bang on target, if "others" know, it just makes them look crazy and maybe even GO crazy, I'm thinking, perhaps in a Lovecraftian way.

Originally posted by Quickfix
reply to post by Ghost in the Machine

 

There is a portion of our brain that contains reptilian DNA. It is called the R-complex.

The R-complex gives human-beings an obsession with rituals, greed, anger, fear, and most of the negative emotions.

Unfortunately, you are another poor, misguided victim of Ickeism, and quite misinformed as to the nature of the R Complex.
It does not, repeat DOES NOT 'contain reptilian DNA', if it did, then we wouldn't be mammals.
The R Complex is actually an area of the brain which, theoretically, developed before the cerebral cortex and is, for the most part, wholly concerned with self preservation. Yes, it is associated with ritualistic behavior, but only in the evolutionary capacity regarding engaging in behaviors that prevent a painful death and create a series of safe behaviors that allow us to continue living to consume and pass on our genes to the next generation.
It is NOT some mystical contraption that 'gives human-beings an obsession with rituals, greed, anger, fear, and most of the negative emotions'...that's just more misinformed Ickeism, wholly unscientific, and becoming rapidly tiresome.
There is an interesting part about the R Complex though...it is thoroughly preoccupied with violence and sex, and has an extremely difficult time discerning the pleasure gained from one or the other...essentially rendering them indistinguishable, leaving the true discernment of the two to the higher functioning cerebral cortex.
Here is a tiny bit about it that was not, as so many of you are fond of doing because it prevents you from doing any actual research, taken from wikipedia:
www.buffalostate.edu...

Originally posted by GORGANTHIUM
reply to post by Ghost in the Machine

 

Humans will never use 100%of there brain power.The gray aliens would you believe only use about 22% of there brain power.The reptillians use about 25%.Most humans use 10% of there brain power.Some rare people have or had in the past the ability to use 11 or even 12% of there brain power.In 500 years humans brain power may hit 12% if we are lucky.If for instance you brain power suddenly shot to 14%.You would proberly go totaly mad.Thats because you would not have the understanding ,intellegence and conditing to sustain that 14%.

I'm assuming that this hard data was gathered during your last census and mandatory skill testing of grays, reptiles and humans...am I correct?
Or did you just extrapolate the data based on last years test scores?
Or, did you just decide to make up some numbers in the hopes that you might get invited to sit at the cool kids' table?
I'd love to learn more about your 'brain power' usage testing techniques, as I'm pretty sure my scientology brain-o-matic-waveform-thingamajig went bust because I used lithium ion batteries instead of nickel metal hydride.

[edit on 12/28/09 by Matthew Dark]

reply to post by Matthew Dark


Well i guess i was wrong, thanx for the new info

Watch this:
www.youtube.com...
And then ask again...

Just to tell you, it is real...i saw it live on BBC with another dude this year too and it was plain scary. Digital artifacts don't look like that. Anyway, i'm not going to convince you, make of it what you want. If i wasn't upto something, BBC would tell me atleast the name of the reporter i saw shapeshifting, but sadly, they can't and donť have (yeah right...) the footage i wanted them to send.

reply to post by Cybernet


Yeah, okay...creepy to say the least.
It is possible that it's just a digital issue, but then again, it might not be.
Y'see, here's the thing...and I'm speaking strictly theoretically here...
If there were lizard people placing their own in media outlets like television, wouldn't they take extra precautions to ensure that those who are broadcast are in especially fine control of their shape changing abilities to prevent some kind of slip up? I mean, if they're so smart and so sly, then they would likely enlist the best of the best to maintain a public face and not place some amateur who is unable to keep themselves hidden properly. You'd think...right?

Originally posted by Ghost in the Machine

Originally posted by Gaudeamus
People also believe in a jewish guy that turned water into wine, rose from the dead and walked on water.

Sounds rediculous too, when you think about it like that.

Why is one more acceptable than the other?

Not supporting either concept, just pointing out that it's all about perception. What's rediculous to one, may not be as far-fetched to another.

~G

Probably becuase there is a whole book written on the Jewish guy, Or perhaps because the places in the stories of the Jewish guy are actually real places in this world...

Dulce and Roswell, New Mexico are real places, too. People still laugh at those stories. People have written books on those, too...and they're still alive to attest to that.

Perception is not proof, merely opinion.

Okay, there's something else I'd like to bring up.
I'm noticing more and more, that lately, there are literally hundres of videos alleging that 'lizard people' are having problems maintaining their 'holographic image' or whatever in front of the camera, and the pixelation (yes, I'm tired and my spelling is likely atrocious) is proof of this. Well, that's just lame. None of the pixelation we see was even a consideration before the advent, and widespread use of digital television. Isn't it entirely likely, that this pixelation is just a by-product of the imperfections of digital broadcasts? And, before you go on about how the pixelation only happens on people's faces, I have to cut you off and say that that is just nonsense. It happens with any area of the screen that's not static and is prone to a lot of movement, like someone's face as they talk or someone's eyes as they move around trying to follow the telepromter. You sports fans out there see it often during football and hockey games and during movies with fast-paced action scenes and quick edits. This sort of thing never used to happen with the old analog broadcasts, but it's running rampant with digital television and the new-fangled dvd/bluray players and most of you know that I'm right. So, stop putting every little clip up on youtube or ATS or whatever other site claiming that everyone and their freakin' uncle is a lizard person because, in all honesty, if there are really lizard people among us, you do a disservice to the actual scholars and researchers or whomever else is engaged in honest scientific pursuit...and try not to be a bunch of basement-apartment-dwelling, aluminum-hat-wearing weirdos who'd rather be abducted by ufo's than go get a job.

Originally posted by Matthew Dark
reply to post by Cybernet

 

Yeah, okay...creepy to say the least.
It is possible that it's just a digital issue, but then again, it might not be.
Y'see, here's the thing...and I'm speaking strictly theoretically here...
If there were lizard people placing their own in media outlets like television, wouldn't they take extra precautions to ensure that those who are broadcast are in especially fine control of their shape changing abilities to prevent some kind of slip up? I mean, if they're so smart and so sly, then they would likely enlist the best of the best to maintain a public face and not place some amateur who is unable to keep themselves hidden properly. You'd think...right?

Of course they would, but this thing isn't happening like every day you know? Rather a few times a year. I don't think people who don't have any idea about this thing pay much attention to what they are watching or seeing really. Just because someone is best of the best doesn't mean they can't make mistakes. Reptilians have a hard time controlling negative emotions ones like anger, stress or hate and at that point they can be "discovered". Have you watched the video closely? Noticed the tongue and eyes ? You think that is human? I saw the same thing on BBC. I first thought this Reptilian theory is nothing, but BS, i really did, a year ago. But the more you look at it and think about it, the more scary and real it gets. If there are Grey ET's in space, why couldn't there be aliens looking like lizards? I don't see a problem, no matter how much uncomfortable that idea might be.

reply to post by stanlee



Reptilian artifacts and/or worship among ancient civilizations seems to be limited to Egypt, Central and South America.