Proof Of Alien Contact? Could This Be The Smoking Gun?

Originally posted by jonnywhite
You will never get any confirmation from a reliable source. You will never hear about this from officials in government. This will never show up in our history books. That's because this is BS.

Don't eat BS. It's bad for you brain.

edit on 3-4-2011 by jonnywhite because: (no reason given)

Well you entitled to your own opinion, but I heard about implants about 30 years ago, so the BS has been around for quite sometime. Can you see the air you breathe? no, but it does exist.

Actually, I am open to both sides of the subject. I too, have heard about implants many years ago, but they where not of ET origin. They where from people of our world who control the top of our technologies..
It seems certain to me, that there are humans on this earth, knowing of, having and using technologies that definately would look ET to us.

Originally posted by CarlitosAmsel
Actually, I am open to both sides of the subject. I too, have heard about implants many years ago, but they where not of ET origin. They where from people of our world who control the top of our technologies..
It seems certain to me, that there are humans on this earth, knowing of, having and using technologies that definately would look ET to us.

The only problem with the hypothesis that the abductors are Humans from Earth, is that one then is confronted with the question of why a very large part(Not all, however, mind you) of those that get abducted are "Harvested" on Semen and Eggcells, and the females often return pregnant.

What would be the point for a totally Human group to harvest Semen and Eggs from other Humans and impregnate them?
Still, I CAN see a possible explanation for that, if one plays with the idea that this group of Humans is not like ordinary Humans, but an "upgraded" version, that want to re-direct the current evolution of Humanity in a certain way.

Ah well, interesting topic, in any case.

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I wonder if these implants have any connections to the filaments that have been found in people?

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What they mean by "alien" is that it is not recognized or claimed to be known as something that already exists on Earth or understood. That does not mean it is necessarily from outer space. If it did, then they could surely say from where in space.

Anything 'alien' could always just as easily mean here on Earth but undiscovered.

It's cool to think it could not be though.

I like the idea that they're, or some of them are, related to us. Maybe they're directly related from not long ago. The reason I prefer this explanation is because I've always battled with the idea that they're possibly thousands or millions of years in advance. It would help to explain some things if they're not. Maybe only some of them are.

Well... I wouldn't be surprised if this thing relates in some way to Digital Angel/Destro ..... concerning...

www.digitalangel.com...

They've been around for a very long time now, over 10 years already.

Originally posted by Logical one

Originally posted by RisenAngel77

But the question is, can someone be shot from a falling meteorite and not notice?
. The findings from that surgery was that of rare meteorite samples.

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A few points here, I've mentioned it before ands so have others, it is quite possible that this meteorite fragment entered the man' skin years before......perhaps even as child.
Whether it actually hit the man's chin or entered as a result of the man/boy falling onto the ground we can only speculate,
The point being that however the piece of meteorite got there, it would well be that the boy and his parents brushed it off as a bug bite or just another outdoor scratch, it eventually healed over and was forgotten about perhaps for decades.

As a child I remembered a time when I got a tiny splinter of wood or metal embedded in my hand, I couldn't manage to remove it myself so I left it where it was.
I wasn't too painful, just uncomfortable at certain times when I used my hand. My hand never swelled up even though the splinter was in my hand for several days.
I eventually decided to break the skin which had healed over and managed to get the splinter out with tweezers.
I could imagine though that the splinter could have been remained in my hand if I chose to keep it there.

As for "rare" meteorite samples...............I can't recall them being described as "rare", small meteorites hit the Earth all the time.

edit on 4-4-2011 by Logical one because: (no reason given)

Listen dude, not to disagree with you or anything but, you do realise the force associated with an object falling from space would be a terrible injury, and I mean TERRIBLE. It would NOT be confused with an insect bite matey - it would go straight through any part of the human body. Imagine loading a gun with that same fragment and firing it at your foot.

Lets not forget that anything THAT small would never reach earth - it would burn up completely way before even getting close.

Originally posted by Logical one

Originally posted by RisenAngel77

But the question is, can someone be shot from a falling meteorite and not notice?
. The findings from that surgery was that of rare meteorite samples.

edit on 4-4-2011 by RisenAngel77 because: (no reason given)

A few points here, I've mentioned it before ands so have others, it is quite possible that this meteorite fragment entered the man' skin years before......perhaps even as child.
Whether it actually hit the man's chin or entered as a result of the man/boy falling onto the ground we can only speculate,
The point being that however the piece of meteorite got there, it would well be that the boy and his parents brushed it off as a bug bite or just another outdoor scratch, it eventually healed over and was forgotten about perhaps for decades.

As a child I remembered a time when I got a tiny splinter of wood or metal embedded in my hand, I couldn't manage to remove it myself so I left it where it was.
I wasn't too painful, just uncomfortable at certain times when I used my hand. My hand never swelled up even though the splinter was in my hand for several days.
I eventually decided to break the skin which had healed over and managed to get the splinter out with tweezers.
I could imagine though that the splinter could have been remained in my hand if I chose to keep it there.

As for "rare" meteorite samples...............I can't recall them being described as "rare", small meteorites hit the Earth all the time.

edit on 4-4-2011 by Logical one because: (no reason given)

rofl! thats the funniest comment ive seen on ATS for a while, i really hope he posted that as a joke.

Well theres always a chance this can happen, but i think its more likely to be the government doing testing, check out the william pawelec interview if you havent, he mentions about this

Originally posted by mortalengine

Originally posted by Logical one
A few points here, I've mentioned it before ands so have others, it is quite possible that this meteorite fragment entered the man' skin years before......perhaps even as child. Whether it actually hit the man's chin or entered as a result of the man/boy falling onto the ground we can only speculate.
The point being that however the piece of meteorite got there, it would well be that the boy and his parents brushed it off as a bug bite or just another outdoor scratch, it eventually healed over and was forgotten about perhaps for decades.

Listen dude, not to disagree with you or anything but, you do realise the force associated with an object falling from space would be a terrible injury, and I mean TERRIBLE. It would NOT be confused with an insect bite matey - it would go straight through any part of the human body. Imagine loading a gun with that same fragment and firing it at your foot.

Lets not forget that anything THAT small would never reach earth - it would burn up completely way before even getting close.

Spot on! A meteorite even a real small one hitting a guy at that speed would knock the senses out of him!

Secondly, a meteorite that small would have burned up before reaching mother Earth!

But I think what he means is a very small piece lying around and later stepped on by someone to get embedded into his foot! But how do you feel when a sand particle is lodged under your foot? It's so pokey, you'd brush your foot before taking the next step! You don't keep it there for years!

And then this guy in the vid (In the OP) had it removed from his neck!! Now how the devil did it get there? A direct meteorite shot would have put him down before he could say, "Damn!"

Yes, probably abducted and implanted. But NOT by aliens! Get my drift?

If it was true.. would it have not been covered up? If this was real.. it wouldn't last long on youtube.. ;p

geez - how many of us are 'tagged' .

geez - how many of us are 'tagged' .

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Precisely! an alien could land in front of a skeptic and he would refute it and claim it was a bird or something silly. Many skeptics are simply scared to admit that there could in actual fact be life out there and goverments are keeping this under wraps because it would have huge ratifications in regards to society and especially religion.

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Think finance and you'll understand. Those schools and labs that may or may not have conducted the studies, are reputable institutions. You think they're going to post up on their front page and say "We found aliens machines inside of people...so send your kids to school here!"? No of course not. If you want to be a nay-sayer, get off your lazy ass and call them up and ask to speak with the person who runs the facility and simply ask the question. If they say no, dig and actually try to pry an answer out of them...if they still say no, then take it at face value...because you'll never know the truth when it is so closely related to what many people say doesn't exist and could hold the ability to shrink financial gains.

What?.. I'm confused everybody. Can someone help? This thread is posted as if it's new news. I've been watching programs about finding strange, alien objects in people for years. I think this may be the very same doctor. But, why is everyone acting like he hasn't been doing this for years? Forgive if I've overlooked something, but this is jsut really odd for me.

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University's are government run corps,they promote competition, drinking and regulary have courses that add to capitalism, i know im a student,

My uni's motto is "To learn and serve" which is very daunting at best, the best result ive seen of university's promoting free thinking was Leeds metropolitan university in which they held a conference from Lloyd pye on his star child skull, ive heard of this chip and as evidence of ET's i wouldnt be surprised if they didnt post any support for the findings.


im still yet to be convinced about ET's despite the evidence ive seen, but university's are regulated closely by the gov, more so than other businesses, proof of this is the attempted act from a few of my lecturers to have a zeitgeist screening, this was ofcourse refused outright and the lecturers in question are under review,

I just watched a documentary today talking about the item that was removed from the guys jaw being connected to his nerve endings. I don't have much else to say, but I thought it was interesting. Not saying I believe any of it, but I'll read into it, in time.

Originally posted by mortalengine

Listen dude, not to disagree with you or anything but, you do realise the force associated with an object falling from space would be a terrible injury, and I mean TERRIBLE. It would NOT be confused with an insect bite matey - it would go straight through any part of the human body. Imagine loading a gun with that same fragment and firing it at your foot.

Lets not forget that anything THAT small would never reach earth - it would burn up completely way before even getting close.

Hey dude, think outside the box a little.........small meteorites hit the Earth all the time,

now I wasn't suggesting that a meteorite scored a direct hit on the man's chin having survived entry to the atmosphere......but what I was suggesting is that a small fragment of said meteorite may have hit the man/boy........now again, I didn't actually suggest that it was the main meteorite, but just the fragment.............perhaps fragments broke off after impact with the ground or trees etc.
Perhaps fragments were on the ground and got lodged into the body after a fall....who knows......but If you thought I meant the meteorite directly hit the guy........then you were wrong..........Dude