Aliens: Are they visiting Earth?


Are aliens visiting Earth  

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  1. 1. Are aliens visiting Earth

    • Yes, and they continue to visit regularly
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    • Yes, but only occasionally
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    • No, but they used to
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    • No, and they never have
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Never! Definitely never IMO, but I really do hope they do in the future, and hopefully in my lifetime, I want to see if any of our perceptions of them are anywhere near the true aliens, propably won't be, but I just want to see one to be satisfied that life does exist in the huge mass or anti-matter thats out there

What makes you thgink, if aliens do exist, that there advanced egnouf to be able to reach earth in a reasonable amount of time? It seems that aliens would folow a similar evelutionary period, unless you can prove contrary. With the concept of an expanding universe means that the universe at one point everything was set to zero. So why would these aliens advance any faster then us?

what if we are the aliens visiting earth and we just dont know it and those bugs that we sqaush all the time (lady bugs, mosquittoes, etc) are the real inhabitants of this world and they are planning a ginormous attack on us, based in south africa from which the spawn of satan will return and kill us all only summon more humans from our home planet to come and irradicate the bugs.

what if, indeed.

im gonna have to say no though.

So why would these aliens advance any faster then us?

maybe their solar system was formed much before ours, maybe millions of years. Our solar system might have formed years after theirs, because new solar systems are formed all the time when a supernova occurs (not every time). Even if they do evolutionise the same speed as us, they will have had more time to do it in, and would have gotten further

:rolleyes: Visiting Earth ??? -- the aliens have bases here !

Our first UFO recoveries were in the late '30s. We made a couple in the beginning of the '40s and then came Roswell, which the public found out about. We got 2 live aliens from Roswell. One died shortly there after and one lived till 1956. And we found out so far there are 18 different alien species that we know about monitoring Earth. Some are good and some are hostile, most are indifferent. We found out that we are the experimental product, if you will, of an alien race who we never met and we don't know who they are. All we know is that the Greys are cybernetic organisms, glorified robots if you will, who work here at the behest of their employers monitoring us through abductions. We were never able to find out what the experiment is all about except that we have been externally corrected about 65 times. And they, the aliens, refer to us as "Containers." There's been speculation that the souls our bodies contain is the reason for the experiments. But nothing's been proven or determined.

Since 1938 we've lost over 200 aircraft due to UFO hostilities and thousands of soldiers in all kinds of different actions with aliens. Since that time several hundred thousand civilians have disappeared with no trace. Several thousand of those were eliminated by us because of their chance encounters with the aliens which we could ill afford to have publicized.

A slightly more frightening phenomena known as "human mutilations" have occurred on a regular basis and are similar to "cattle mutilations". In that the human or humans are taken from the street, so to speak, and returned to the same area about 45 minutes to an hour later with their rectums cored out, their genitals removed, eyes removed from their sockets, and completely drained of blood. In all cases it appeared that the mutilation procedures occurred while the persons were still alive and conscious. One of our scientists speculates that apparently the human specimens had to be alive for the samples to be worth anything. Abductions occur on a daily basis throughout the United States to at least 10% of the population.

When we were first made aware this we protested to the little grey being we had held in captivity at the YY-2 facility in Los Alamos, but a deal was struck that in exchange for advanced technology from the aliens we would allow them to abduct a very small number of persons and we would periodically be given a list of those persons abducted. We got something less than the technology we bargained for and found the abductions exceeded by a million fold than what we had naively agreed to.

In 1954, President Eisenhower met with a representative of another alien species at Muroc Test Center, which is now called Edwards Airforce Base. This alien suggested that they could help us get rid of the Greys but Eisenhower turned down their offer because they offered no technology.

At this point it became apparent to all involved that there was no such thing as a God, at least how the public perceives God. Certainly some form of computer recorder stores information and an occasional miracle is displayed by the aliens to influence a religious event. This so unnerved Eisenhower that he had "In God We Trust" put on paper money and coins and put in the Pledge of Allegiance to reaffirm the public belief in God. Shortly after this it was determined in meetings between the US and the Russians that the situation was serious enough that a cold war should be manufactured as a ruse to divert attention of the public away from UFOs towards some other scary threat like the H-bomb. It was also decided to keep the ruse secret from any elected or appointed officials within both the US and Russian governments as it took so long to vet these officials and the ruse was easier to manage if the top people didn't know about it.

In the late 1950's NASA was formed to compartmentalize, containerize, and sanitize information from all space platforms and vehicles. We sold NASA to the public claiming that all information would belong to them but they got very little and even that was highly sanitized.

Our first efforts were to keep the public from learning about Venus. A very similar planet to Earth and it's population is very similar to us just technologically advanced. We have learned a lot from them starting with the Russian Venera 1 and US Mariner 2, we made Venus look like a lead melting, volcanic surface, spewing sulfuric acid into a pressurized atmosphere 90 times that of Earth. And as often the case we over did it and we wondered why nobody asked how a parachute survived a descent into 800-degree air. We set up operations in Pine Gap, Australia to preclude any prying eyes figuring out what we were up to. We regularly eliminated through extreme prejudice anybody who was part of the operation and made the least little tiny threat about disclosure or dissatisfaction with the operation. Any space mission that included Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Mariner, Voyager, Clementine, and all the rest. All data initially came transmitted to Pine Gap then it was relayed to JPL or wherever after sanitizing. We had a little trouble with amateur radio operators but we figured out how they could intercept these signals but we managed to deal with that.

When the Russian threat began to fade we introduced Vietnam which kept the public occupied for over ten years. The cover up and personnel to run the operation began to get bigger and bigger and required more and more money. We were forced to inflate the defense budget, which soon not enough. Then we got into the drug business which was still not enough. We were the ones that looted the savings and loan industry and Wall Street to boot. It is so out of control now most people want immunity and want out. But there is so much secrecy and so many double and triple blinds in place that it's unlikely that this thing can ever be dismantled. And even if you give us the go ahead to spill the beans to the public it's unlikely they will get anything more than "yes, we recovered a flying saucer and yes, there was an occupant" but that's all we're gonna tell ya.

So go ahead and roll the tape for Mr. Bell. What you see here are what human mutilations look like. That one was a male about 27 years old. That one is film of dead aliens being pulled from the wreckage of a craft that crashed in Olancha, California in the '50s. That craft you see over there was over 250ft. in diameter and had to be buried on the spot. That site is in Utah near Dugway Proving Grounds. The object you're looking at now is the as the Kecksburg Acorn which was brought to Wright Patt in the middle '60s. There's Frank Drake trying to force information out of a being tied down to a stretcher. He was supposedly from Tao Ceti.

These pictures you're looking at now are structures on the Moon. That's the tower in Sinus Medii and it's over seven miles tall. And that thing over there is what we call the Colossus of Oguram(sp) in Mare Crisium. We don't know what it does but the machine itself is bigger than Brooklyn, New York. Now those are videos of the domes covering the craters. As you can see, some are in a very advanced state of decay.

These are 5 second slides of the 18 different alien species we are looking at. That one there is the most gruesome looking. The guards at one facility are carefully indoctrinated over several months being shown pictures similar to but not exactly like the alien. Only when he'd been acclimatized, so to speak, of the horrible looking beings are they allowed to stand in security positions. Before these acclimatizations were done, we had two guards die of a heart attack as the aliens came down the hallway unexpectedly.

And the Men In Black will be at your door if you breathe a word of this ! :ninja:

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I'd like to think so. Here's couple quick ideas.

The pyramids. We couldn't even make them today nevermind back then. Could aliens have helped? :s

For the religious folks out there, Mary and the imaculate conception. Could aliens have done that? Was Jesus an alien? We may never know.

DISCLAIMER: this post was made to envoke thought please do not be offended.

Edited by BMac

c'mon the pyramids wern't built by aliens, they took years to build, hard work and brave slavery

yet the idea of Jesus being an alien, maybe is quite believable by myself anyway, as the mysterious conception of Mary, the walking on water, and some of the other strange acts he has done could well be explained by this.

No offense intended

what sort of technology would it require? mathematics? well the Romans knew plenty of good maths that was passed down to us thorugh the centuries that could have been used. architectural inteligence? well that too was cleverly advanced in history by Romans in the form of the amazing long roads, and the amazing arches that they so often used. The archictecture of the pyramids would not have been too hard anyway because the blocks used were simple cuboids, the only possible diffiiculty that I can think of is the structure that would keep the rooms from falling in on themselves, but the technique that they used was probably again passed on from the Romans

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