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When pressed for my opinion: Yes, they've made--or at least some of them feel they have made--contact of some sort with non-human intelligences. I further think that this "intelligence" has--to paraphrase Vallee--bent them in absurd ways.
We sat on the floor with the board between us on our knees. At first there was no movement of the indicator on the board. Slowly the indicator began to move around the board when suddenly it abruptly stopped, then, jumped from beneath our hands and shot across the room.
We gaped at each other in astonishment and retrieved the indicator. We sat down again and for the next ten minutes or so, it moved around the board, spelling out your general gibberish and moldy answers.
We thought we were speaking first with the guardian of the girl we had met a few weeks earlier, and then it changed and we were told that we were in communication with my guardian. Both, her guardian and mine kept telling us that we would soon be visited by Nuts and Bolts. When pressed as to the identity of Nuts and Bolts, all it would say was Nuts and Bolts is coming, Nuts and Bolts is coming.
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Bybyots
The system is designed to function by consensus; I could not possibly conceive of how it could work as a directed 'weapon' on masses of people, and I think that is why "they" are continually rebuffed and have turned to hardcore computational linguistics. Making it work on individuals to neutralize their ability to participate in consent is easy to explain: just tell them they are unique and special. Tyler Durden had that one nailed.
KAOStheory
...Well, yes i do - as i said before, they've simply "switched religions", traded the ghost-on-a-cloud God as creator and Christ or Buddha or whoever for a savior, for aliens. If they are our creators, why would they need to abduct us to study us? Couldn't they just create more? And again, no one even heard of greys until 30 years after the abductions started getting noticed. Sounds like every other cover-up story IMO...
…The UFO manifestations seem to be, by and large, merely minor variations of the age-old demonological phenomenon. ― John A. Keel
I had just turned 6 yrs old in May and this was at some point during the summer of 1967. We were living off-post in Montgomery, Al and my dad was stationed at Maxwell AFB.
I was born at Maxwell but we were stationed back and forth between there and Randolph/Lackland AFB in San Antonio, Tx. This house was the first time I had lived off post.
One night I awoke in my bedroom and there were 3 beings there. They were humanoid and seemed to me of adult human proportions. Their bodies weren't uniformly colored and ranged from creams to browns with heads that reminded me, shape wise, somewhat of Elsie the Cow from Borden milk that you might or might not be old enough to remember.
The one in the middle, the obvious leader, was on all fours as if crippled. They were 'talking' to me in the stereotypical telepathic way. I can't remember most of what they were communicating, but I remember the two that were standing up communicating that everything was okay & be calm was the drift.
The two subordinate beings seemed friendly basically, but the "leader" came across as dark & ominous. It almost seemed as if the two standing were there to soften his impact through their more diplomatic personalities.
Some of what they were saying didn't make sense to me in some way and I basically communicated back that I didn't understand and I wouldn't 'agree' to whatever they were trying to talk me into. I didn't tell my folks, I don't think, and I seem to remember working it out to myself that it was probably a dream because it happened at night in my bedroom even though it seemed so real.
Sometimes later, maybe a week or two, I was in the front yard playing and my mom was out by the front fence talking to a neighbor that had stopped their car in the street to talk to her at dusk.
They talked for awhile and at some point, after it got dark, I went around the side of the house and there they were waiting for me. The same three. They again communicated telepathically and were still trying to persuade me of something, but again I held my ground and basically said 'no' to whatever it was.
I ran from the side of the house and this time told my mom that 'monsters' were in the yard at the side of the house. She was kind about it but told me that it was shadows or something and continued to talk to her friend for awhile.
Even then, at 6, I reasoned with myself that the first incident could have been a dream and I contrasted it against my other dreams. Contrasted against my other dreams at the time, and since it happened in my bedroom at night, it still felt more real but not so much that it couldn't have been a dream.
In that contrast with my dreams, in this incidence, the narrative wasn't ephemeral like my dream-life has always been. Things didn't change and morph. The storyline and beings remained consistent throughout the experience. I also find it interesting that the communication was telepathic and I had never experienced that in dreams before or since that I can remember.
The second and last incident was also consistent and I came to the 6 year-old conclusion that it wasn't a dream, I was awake & decidedly outside playing. And, the question I had later as a teen was why, if subconsciously inspired, did they communicate telepathically? It seems to me that if they were dream characters why didn't they talk like everything else in my dreams?
I thought about it through the years because it was a powerful experience. When I was about 12 or 13ish, I read about the Hickson/Parker Pascagoula "abduction" " and over the next while decided that what they and I had experienced was probably some psycho-social type of hallucination borne of the technological sci-fi age since their stories were so bizarre.
When Streiber came along, I refused to read his stuff because I didn't want to absorb some meme-like "sickness" about my own experience. A couple of years ago, I shared this experience privately with a member here and he mentioned one of Streiber's alleged "new" memories about being an Air Force brat at the same places I was and having some sort of MILAB experience!
So, I don't know. Subconscious modern affliction of some sort or MILAB…or something else??
One thing is for sure: This event stayed with me as something singular in my experience. Being so young, however, what can I make of it?
Skyfloating presented us with one of my all time favorite threads that does make me wonder:
Alien Abduction: An astral phenomenon?
In the end, I'm left with a couple of opposing "facts" that will forever leave me on the fence:
1.) A visit from 3 beings is a classic of mystical/spiritual/occult accounts---not to mention the "telepathic" communication.
Obversely, and honestly:
2.) My older brother was a victim of a cruel crippling disease and his only modes of mobility at the time were either walking with heavy-duty braces or, when he was in the home with those off, mostly crawling as that was easiest. The gist of that being that the flanked "leader" was on all fours as if crawling was his mode of transportation.
Sorry for the wall of text, but other than Elsie the Cow and a pic of Hickson and Parker, I really couldn't think of anything that might add to this thread…and I figured I better post it quick before I changed my mind ahem.
There…I've told it…whatever it might mean…
KAOStheory
reply to post by The GUT
Here here, sir!
KAOStheory
Ha! Well i kinda dropped a big one bringin up reptilians lol so same boat i spose.
I've always been pretty sure that while there are ships that simply cloak or take off really fast, there are those which are interdimensional, and beings as well...as far as demons go, well, one man's demon is another man's angel.
KAOStheory
reply to post by The GUT
Well to me and most people i suppose those would indeed be demons, rather than angels.
TextImho, HELL YES they exist. It matters not what we label them…it only matters that we are not fooled nor divided by philosophical "denominations." If we agree they exist and that they don't have our best interests at heart we are on the same side, period.
The GUT
Riffrafter
I hear you but I fear that ship sailed long ago sans the staged ET invasion...
A significant statistical percentage of your Stars have probably come from me...but as regards your above statement: How so?
It's quite possible I misunderstand your assertion...
edit on 12-11-2013 by The GUT because: (no reason given)
Nick Redfern's book Final Events begins with a story told by a priest named Ray Boeche, who was also involved in the murky world of UFOlogy. He claims he was approached by two men who worked for the Department of Defense in 1991, who were concerned about the work being done in the field of psychotronic warfare. They claimed that black project groups were getting involved in heavy occult activity and seeking to contact NHEs, or non-human entities, which they intended to weaponize.
It sounds like the kind of bull# you'd chalk up to religious hysteria- and in truth it's all coated with all the usual kinds of nonsense about Crowley and the rest (which even Michael S. Heiser finds absurd), almost certainly for disinfo purposes. Except in this case, Boeche was shown a series of photographs of the catastrophic results of one of these experiments.
Information given, but not allowed to note during meeting: Discussion of individuals killed during psychotronic weapons experiments.
1. Male, white, 25-30 yrs., allegedly death by remotely induced cardiac arrest.
2. Female, white, 20-25 yr., allegedly death by remotely transmitting and creating head trauma equivalent to crushing of right anterior portion of the skull.
3. Male, white, 30-40 yrs., allegedly death by remotely controlled suffocation.
Setting was in a laboratory environment. Alleged victims were wired for EEG EKG, seated in reclining chair, somewhat similar to dentist's chair.
Now why do I think this is important in this context?
Well, in the film the same thing happens.
But not in the same kind of Project Blue Beam way, indicating that whoever was passing this to Boeche would be basing it on this incredibly obscure film. More in a way that this event was mostly hushed up but got talked about and showed up in different allegorical treatments, albeit most after Boeche's information had gone wide on the Internet.
secretsun.blogspot.ca...
They claimed that black project groups were getting involved in heavy occult activity and seeking to contact NHEs, or non-human entities, which they intended to weaponize.
Eidolon23
reply to post by 1ofthe9
1ofthe9 posted a link on page two which leads to a real jaw-dropper of a film analysis. It was made in 1983 by a guy named Mike Gray, who you might remember as the writer/producer of The China Syndrome (released 2 weeks before 3 Mile Island).
It's called Meltdown. Ever heard of it? Yeah, me neither.
It's a story of MILABS, aliens, etc., but it features things like ringers for Gottlieb and Cameron, references to child test subjects, and a whole lot of other downright bizarre references.
The one that really got to me, speaking of getting bent, was this:
Nick Redfern's book Final Events begins with a story told by a priest named Ray Boeche, who was also involved in the murky world of UFOlogy. He claims he was approached by two men who worked for the Department of Defense in 1991, who were concerned about the work being done in the field of psychotronic warfare. They claimed that black project groups were getting involved in heavy occult activity and seeking to contact NHEs, or non-human entities, which they intended to weaponize.
It sounds like the kind of bull# you'd chalk up to religious hysteria- and in truth it's all coated with all the usual kinds of nonsense about Crowley and the rest (which even Michael S. Heiser finds absurd), almost certainly for disinfo purposes. Except in this case, Boeche was shown a series of photographs of the catastrophic results of one of these experiments.
Information given, but not allowed to note during meeting: Discussion of individuals killed during psychotronic weapons experiments.
1. Male, white, 25-30 yrs., allegedly death by remotely induced cardiac arrest.
2. Female, white, 20-25 yr., allegedly death by remotely transmitting and creating head trauma equivalent to crushing of right anterior portion of the skull.
3. Male, white, 30-40 yrs., allegedly death by remotely controlled suffocation.
Setting was in a laboratory environment. Alleged victims were wired for EEG EKG, seated in reclining chair, somewhat similar to dentist's chair.
Now why do I think this is important in this context?
Well, in the film the same thing happens.
But not in the same kind of Project Blue Beam way, indicating that whoever was passing this to Boeche would be basing it on this incredibly obscure film. More in a way that this event was mostly hushed up but got talked about and showed up in different allegorical treatments, albeit most after Boeche's information had gone wide on the Internet.
secretsun.blogspot.ca...
I've always been very leery of the notion that the institution meant to protect the civilian population is in collusion with extra-dimensional-- occult-- forces, but stuff like this? It makes me wonder.
They claimed that black project groups were getting involved in heavy occult activity and seeking to contact NHEs, or non-human entities, which they intended to weaponize.
Two additional points.
1. According to SW Native American lore, skinwalkers were originally used as servitors and couriers to powerful shamen.
And assassins, of course.
At one point, for reasons unknown, there was a universal weakening of human power over the spiritual world, and the skinwalkers broke ranks-- started preying on humans and making a nuisance of themselves. And according to many accounts, they still do, to this day.
But that's how they started in their relations with humans: as servants.
2. It is also pointed out in the blog that the original test subjects Gray was referring obliquely to were Native kids yanked from group homes and off the rez.
So. Make what you will of that.
edit on 13-11-2013 by Eidolon23 because: *shudder*