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Sorry... A little bit behind in noticing this. It made me gasp. Is this real?


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Sorry... A little bit behind in noticing this. It made me gasp. Is this real?

That's the main question! Personally after reading so much about aliens over the years I see it as reality. There is just too much compelling evidence to say otherwise.


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Sorry... A little bit behind in noticing this. It made me gasp. Is this real?

Two ways of answering that:

If one is truly open-minded, and willing to look at the simply enormous amount of evidence, yes, it's real. Not only sightings of alien craft: the inhabitants of these craft have been documented in literally thousands of cases, many with considerable evidence, since the 1960s and before. I'd suggest going back over this thread if you haven't. But this is just one thread - there's so much we haven't mentioned.

It continually emerges that one motive of their being here seems to be to take sperm from male humans, and to impregnate women with 'babies' which are half-human, half-alien, then taking these children from the womb again before they are born here in the world ("miscarriages"). And there are various theories as to why this should be going on.

The other way of answering it, is when you see a UFO yourself (I have), and also have friends who are very savvy about technology, and in some instances are good scientists, who also tell you as a friend of their UFO encounters - these encounters not being of distant lights in the sky, but of a very close and dramatic nature.

It's going on all the time, even daily, but not covered by the mass media very often. For example, let's say the BBC spent more time in the news on UFO sightings: they'd be ridiculed (though roughly half the population does believe in UFOs) so don't. There are exceptions: I think it was an ITV team who in the 1970s (?) were filming a local item on farming when a UFO - clearly nothing man-made - flew over them, and they caught it on camera, and replayed it on the news for a day.

Edit to add: If you or anyone is truly interested in learning more, I'd suggest starting with the book, "Above Top Secret" by Timothy Good. His research is excellent, and he makes an irrefutable case for the fact that very many governments and branches of the military in various advanced nations have had research projects into UFOs, the military have encountered UFOs (sometimes with loss of life), and they've usually, but not always, tried hard to cover it all up.

Second edit to add: I know this can all sound crackers! :p It's one of the problems involved with the subject. Some encounters are absolutely bizarre. You might say the whole subject is bizarre: why don't they open contact with us publicly? Why don't they land in front of the White House and introduce themselves? Well, we don't know. But the authors of early Hindu texts did seem to know (see my post a bit before this).

Tantalisingly, it might be said that what's needed is a simply irrefutable case. What if we had bodies of aliens to show to the public? What if we captured a UFO, or one crashed? That would be solid evidence, would it not? Unfortunately, this leads into another aspect of the subject: There's a plethora of evidence that such events have occurred. In England in the 1980s a UFO repeatedly, night after night, landed near to the USAF base at Rendlesham, and contact seems to have been made as high up as with the base commanders (the UFO was also seen by the British military, the police forces, and civilians). But the whole case was covered up. In the USA we have the famous UFO crash at Roswell in 1947: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roswell_UFO_Incident

I've been involved or interested in UFOs since I saw one aged nine. In all that time, which is many, many years, every single time I've come up against a skeptic, without fail he or she was only a skeptic because they hadn't taken the time to truly study the enormous amount of evidence. They do "lazy science" or mere opinionation.

Frankly the subject is bizarre! The reality of UFO incidents is nothing like what humanity would expect alien contact to be, and nothing like Hollywood renditions. It's often highly puzzling. But why should we expect it to conform to what we'd expect?

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A link already included in this thread:
http://ufo.whipnet.org/digital.proof/larry.king.ufo.2007/index.html

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Fadette
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****e, Venetian, you've spooked me out.
Im already all chicken when it comes to weird things including ghosts and even black holes (I spent an entire week thinking about stuff disappearing into black holes after watching some US - or UK- tv doc called "super science" saying that there are so many black holes in our universe, it has recently emerged, that they could be more numerous than stars and gallaxies!), so now your post about UFO doing stuff with pregnant women etc...and landing or crashing repeatedly...is frankly overwhelming!

WHAT is your feeling deep down on this topic? are you worried? are you excited?


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Public note to caveman: the link to that video clip of the Italian UFO, the clip beginning with a family reunion or whatever and a run down a track to film it better - the UFO which had one main object and another revolving around it in a valley - seems to now be withdrawn for ownership reasons. I wonder if it can still be found online anywhere?

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