U.S. Has UFOs of 'Non-Human Origin', Ex-Intelligence Officer Claims

Does the .gov have Alien tech?

  • Yes

    Votes: 42 30.9%
  • No

    Votes: 35 25.7%
  • Maybe

    Votes: 19 14.0%
  • It's Trumps Fault

    Votes: 19 14.0%
  • Yes, but also....Pie

    Votes: 10 7.4%
  • No, but also... Pie

    Votes: 11 8.1%

  • Total voters
    136
Have you talked to them about abducting me yet? Should I pack a bag? I'm ready for a change and seeing the universe seems like a good idea. Tell them they'll be getting excellent genetics. I want to be abducted, dammit.
They're telepathic. They have the ability to review anyone about anything. Apparently, your breath smells.
 
Are you privy to all the plans after said event?
Not at all. Who knows how the collective will respond but that response will only hinder the inevitable. My bet is that there will be a positive response and, btw, those who continue to play at the game of "ET isn't real" will find themselves with no contact. What would be the use? But everyone has free will to choose whether or not they want to participate as it should be and ET has zero interest in deciding anything for us. None.

There is a much longer discussion, somewhat off-track, that begins with how we choose what world we want to live in. If you desire contact, then you will be living on the Earth that promotes that idea. If not, then you will find yourself on an Earth where things do not involve ET contact, perhaps at all. This concept is probably outside the purvey of this forum.
 
Did they do any butt stuff to you
Not that I remember but I have 1,000s that I know of that rectal exams, or implantations, or whatever they are doing, did occur. I'm fortunate to remember, more and more, what is going on. This is common among abductees, one reason I believe is why they seem to prefer to start early in an abductees life.

For instance, take Terry Lovelace. He was abducted, implanted, in his adulthood and and went out of control. PTSD-like, got himself arrested for harassing a close friend of mine who had had a minor disagreement. Documented threats of him murdering my friend who also was a sidekick of his on a few podcasts. My best guess is this was a severe case but no one, no one, gets away without a being forever changed.
 
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They're telepathic. They have the ability to review anyone about anything. Apparently, your breath smells.
My breath does not smell, but if they're telepathic, that explains a lot. I'm a certified nutcase. Crazy as crazy can be. I have problems.

But I'd be a great travel companion in outerspace. You tell those bitches they're missing out.
 
My breath does not smell, but if they're telepathic, that explains a lot. I'm a certified nutcase. Crazy as crazy can be. I have problems.

But I'd be a great travel companion in outerspace. You tell those bitches they're missing out.
lol

Most of the Greys are genderless. When they destroyed their world, they nearly destroyed their race with it. To rebuild their 'kind', they have chosen to hybridize humans in a sort of 'better than nothing' attitude. Again. there is only one abductor race out of 60 plus species. What the remainder are doing, I have no idea.
 
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Not at all. Who knows how the collective will respond but that response will only hinder the inevitable. My bet is that there will be a positive response and, btw, those who continue to play at the game of "ET isn't real" will find themselves with no contact. What would be the use? But everyone has free will to choose whether or not they want to participate as it should be and ET has zero interest in deciding anything for us. None.

There is a much longer discussion, somewhat off-track, that begins with how we choose what world we want to live in. If you desire contact, then you will be living on the Earth that promotes that idea. If not, then you will find yourself on an Earth where things do not involve ET contact, perhaps at all. This concept is probably outside the purvey of this forum.
I'm of the opinion that there is too much universe for there not to be more life out there, somewhere. Now tell those bad boys to abduct me so they can confirm my belief.
 
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I'm of the opinion that there is too much universe for there not to be more life out there, somewhere. Now tell those bad boys to abduct me so they can confirm my belief.
Keep in mind, not all abductees remember what has happened to them. What they do have, many of them, are skin abrasions, (triangular and pin pricks) marks on their skin, implantations (that have been removed, examined and studied and concluded that they are non-terrestrial technology.

Dr. Roger Leir examined a couple of my friends who were abducted, removing implantations. Link We have been told that implantation is rare these days as it is no longer necessary to track abducted individuals. They have a different tech for that.
 
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lol

Most of the Greys are genderless. When they destroyed their world, they nearly destroyed their race with it. To rebuild their 'kind', they have chosen to hybridize humans in a sort of 'better than nothing' attitude. Again. there is only one abductor race out of 60 plus species. What the remainder are doing, I have no idea.

Have you told your psychiatrist of their master plan?
 
Have you told your psychiatrist of their master plan?
Don't have one. Psychiatrists are quite familiar with what they term "the abduction" syndrome." To wit.

 
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I think it unfair that they are abducting people who may not want to be abducted when I'm sitting here asking to be abducted. Take me to your leader! I don't just want to be abducted; I want to stay! They can keep me. It's win/win.
 
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Because they don't test for ET genetic manipulation, they have no known concept of exploring for hybridization, etc. What evidence would you suggest that I promote?

There is an entire world of ET contact and information that is easily Googled.
Knowing them as intimately as you do I thought you might be able to procure something. Without evidence everything you are saying is just more talk unfortunately. I don't know much about genetics and testing but I find it hard to believe that alien genetic material would not be identifiable. If not identifiable at least show enough variation for the geneticists to say "WTF". I may be wrong but I don't think a geneticist would have to specifically be looking for alien DNA to see something is not quite right in a given DNA sample.
 
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Knowing them as intimately as you do I thought you might be able to procure something. Without evidence everything you are saying is just more talk unfortunately. I don't know much about genetics and testing but I find it hard to believe that alien genetic material would not be identifiable. If not identifiable at least show enough variation for the geneticists to say "WTF". I may be wrong but I don't think a geneticist would have to specifically be looking for alien DNA to see something is not quite right in a given DNA sample.
You can only ID tech that you understand, “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic” is a quote by science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke and this is true. What they can determine is that the tech was non-terrestrial for a number of reasons that can be easily researched.

Geneticist still say WTF since we have all this DNA that is identifiable but they have no clue what it did, if anything. "Junk" Dna. Put there for a reason, that reason yet to completely unfold. There is much speculation and we are seeing, primarily in the upcoming generation of kids, new abilities. This may be the junk DNA being turned on.

 
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lol

Most of the Greys are genderless. When they destroyed their world, they nearly destroyed their race with it. To rebuild their 'kind', they have chosen to hybridize humans in a sort of 'better than nothing' attitude. Again. there is only one abductor race out of 60 plus species. What the remainder are doing, I have no idea.
Do they reproduce by cloning?
 
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Keep in mind, not all abductees remember what has happened to them. What they do have, many of them, are skin abrasions, (triangular and pin pricks) marks on their skin, implantations (that have been removed, examined and studied and concluded that they are non-terrestrial technology.

Dr. Roger Leir examined a couple of my friends who were abducted, removing implantations. Link We have been told that implantation is rare these days as it is no longer necessary to track abducted individuals. They have a different tech for that.

How do you feel about octopus and squid, or cuttlefish? Theres a significant % of scientists and regular folks like me who believe that some or all 3 of them (or their common but relatively recent ancestor) came from somewhere besides Earth. They are so VERY unlike anything else on this planet, and their biology is so incredibly advanced....octopus in particular are absolutely amazing. Their ability to change the color and texture of their skin instantly is captivating. The fact that each of their 8 appendages has their own "minibrain" and can make decisions and operate completely separate from the rest of its body is insane as well. They are also extremely smart...tool users, cooperative hunters in tandem with other species taking turns eating their joint prey, problem solving and teaching....all of this from an animal who only lives for about 3 years on average. Honestly, i think that IF the octopus HAD been here on Earth for as long as the lines of mammals, reptiles etc have that its likely THEY would be the no1 apex preditor on this planet...NOT humans. If they evolve to a longer lifespan and are therefore able to pass down knowledge to the next generation...we might be in trouble IMO. Right now every newborn octopus has to start from scratch with zero knowledge of life or this planet and only a couple years of life to figure it out...
 
How do you feel about octopus and squid, or cuttlefish? Theres a significant % of scientists and regular folks like me who believe that some or all 3 of them (or their common but relatively recent ancestor) came from somewhere besides Earth. They are so VERY unlike anything else on this planet, and their biology is so incredibly advanced....octopus in particular are absolutely amazing. Their ability to change the color and texture of their skin instantly is captivating. The fact that each of their 8 appendages has their own "minibrain" and can make decisions and operate completely separate from the rest of its body is insane as well. They are also extremely smart...tool users, cooperative hunters in tandem with other species taking turns eating their joint prey, problem solving and teaching....all of this from an animal who only lives for about 3 years on average. Honestly, i think that IF the octopus HAD been here on Earth for as long as the lines of mammals, reptiles etc have that its likely THEY would be the no1 apex preditor on this planet...NOT humans. If they evolve to a longer lifespan and are therefore able to pass down knowledge to the next generation...we might be in trouble IMO. Right now every newborn octopus has to start from scratch with zero knowledge of life or this planet and only a couple years of life to figure it out...
I'm a big fan of the Resident Alien series too.
 
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How do you feel about octopus and squid, or cuttlefish? Theres a significant % of scientists and regular folks like me who believe that some or all 3 of them (or their common but relatively recent ancestor) came from somewhere besides Earth. They are so VERY unlike anything else on this planet, and their biology is so incredibly advanced....octopus in particular are absolutely amazing. Their ability to change the color and texture of their skin instantly is captivating. The fact that each of their 8 appendages has their own "minibrain" and can make decisions and operate completely separate from the rest of its body is insane as well. They are also extremely smart...tool users, cooperative hunters in tandem with other species taking turns eating their joint prey, problem solving and teaching....all of this from an animal who only lives for about 3 years on average. Honestly, i think that IF the octopus HAD been here on Earth for as long as the lines of mammals, reptiles etc have that its likely THEY would be the no1 apex preditor on this planet...NOT humans. If they evolve to a longer lifespan and are therefore able to pass down knowledge to the next generation...we might be in trouble IMO. Right now every newborn octopus has to start from scratch with zero knowledge of life or this planet and only a couple years of life to figure it out...

Cephalopods have been on the earth since the cambrian.. far longer than mammals.
 
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Cephalopods have been on the earth since the cambrian.. far longer than mammals.
Yessir. I Should have worded that differently. I am not sure how octopus etc were ever able to evolve many of the aspects of their biology at all...regardless of when we believe they somehow came to be. I also put very little stock in the current "fossil record", our understanding of Earths history, the methods we use to "date" fossils, our miniscule exploration and knowledge of our oceans, our ability to collect accurate specimens and knowledge from them in our oceans due to the changes in pressure any animal undergoes coming to the surface drastically changing their biology etc. Honestly bud as much time as you seem to spend on the water down there fishing I bet you have a much better knowledge of that environment and the creatures in it than most biologists do.
 
Yessir. I Should have worded that differently. I am not sure how octopus etc were ever able to evolve many of the aspects of their biology at all...regardless of when we believe they somehow came to be. I also put very little stock in the current "fossil record", our understanding of Earths history, the methods we use to "date" fossils, our miniscule exploration and knowledge of our oceans, our ability to collect accurate specimens and knowledge from them in our oceans due to the changes in pressure any animal undergoes coming to the surface drastically changing their biology etc. Honestly bud as much time as you seem to spend on the water down there fishing I bet you have a much better knowledge of that environment and the creatures in it than most biologists do.

The fossil record for cephalopods is actually pretty strong because most of them millions of years ago belonged to families that had hard shells, like the nautilus of today. They're some of the cheapest fossils you can get your hands on due to how common they are. They ruled the seas for a very long time as the most abundant form of complex life in their habitat.

Close relatives of modern squid and octopus which took over after the fall of the hard shelled families are much less common since in many, the only thing to fossilize is the beak (though some like cuttlefish have hard "inner" shells). That being said I'm pretty sure we do have ancient beaks that scale to creatures that would have been larger than even the colossal/giant squids of today.

I know you don't have much respect for them but everything I've just summarized would be extremely surface level for a real evolutionary biologist. The evolution of cephalopods is interesting considering their physiology differs so much from ours, but I don't assign credit to aliens for their existence any more than I would a snail or slug.
 
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