BigJim said:
To be honest, I confused myself! lol Sorry 'bout that C_E.
Its o-tay.
Lets see if I can elaborate in the right order...
1.) "Mission? What allegedly is it? Would be news to me."
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Most sources on the matter agree that the overall "mission" of the greys (greys being the most commonly visiting and most commonly spoken to) are abducting humans, particularly women, to harvest their ova with the intent to create an alien-human hybrid which will later serve the purpose of a "last line of defense" so to speak in the event of an interstellar war with other alien races. In this case, the greys are on our side and are mutually helping us because its a matter of overall stability and survival for them.
Basically, creating a new being which is immune to different types of elements and ailments, one that has a far quicker regenerative bodily system and one with both the physical prowess of a human being, and the intelligence of the greys is key and ideal for what has been told to us a matter of life and death in the future of the human race and an enevitable destruction of the greys as a power in the universe if this is not done.
We are also looking to maintain the human legecy as well, even if that means becoming a part of something else. The greys have a like-minded attitude on this.
2. "The comparison we could make here would be a U.S. Cavalry trooper on horseback shooting down an F-14 Tomcat with a single shot, smooth-bore carbine."
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I know that in suggesting a highly advanced craft could be taken down by our military seems unlikely. But it happened for a couple reasons.
A. They were not in attack or defense mode. The ship was presumably idle and was easy pickings, as we led them to believe we wanted to talk, and so most of their power systems were eithe shut down or on some form of reduced power.
B. The ship was a scout ship, one of the lightest and least armored (or armed for that matter) in their "fleet" of ships.
Its important to realize they too have different ships for different roles. Obviously one of their command craft or battleships could not be shot down with a mere gun or missle.
3. "Whilst a UFO is just something in the sky you can't pin down, is a little grey snot standing in front of you definately a being from outer-space? Whilst they're certainly very strange looking, the conclusion that they're from a distant planet is in many cases a perception from the point of our culture. It's not a definate diagnosis."
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To be even more specific, the greys have told us they have outposts in the Belt of Orion. Thats very close to us, closer than we think. They actually hail from a star cluster called Zeta Reticuli. And this location is in the Alpha Centauri sector, which is just outside the Sol sector (our galaxy).
4. "Personally I know next to nothing about the alleged Area 51. I know what it's proposed to be, but have seen very little in the way of supporting evidence. Certainly not anything that couldn't be seperated from wild supposition. My main reason for this is lack of interest. I do have some thoughts though...
1/ If there is an establishment where secret experiments are going on with recovered craft, it's not likely to be at a place where every UFO-head in the world has been concentrating their attention for the past 15 years. If anything was ever occuring in Nevada it's likely to be long gone.
2/ I think it's a definate possible that if anything has been going on, the Nevada place is likely to have been a dummy run to divert attention from the real place. Nothing that gets so much publicity is likely to be legit."
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I've got mixed feelings about Area 51. I think its being given far more credit than it should and far too much attention. The military should be pleased with this, as it detracts attention from other installations which, for all we know, are more strategically important than that of Groom Lake (Area 51).
Area 51 is famous because it is the location where the wreckage from the Roswell affair was transported, as well as the corpes and the greys that remained alive.
Area 51, or "Dreamland" as it is also called, is just one of several black op military installations claimed to be using alien technology.
Area 51 is a good detractor, but what they actually do there may be of less importance to what is done elsewhere.
Area 51 is like a junkyard, in a way. They're the ones that get the stuff first, most of the time, and once they've found a use for something, its transfered to another branch for actual application and usage.
5. "Have you spoken to anyone who's personally experienced anything or had some "hands-on" exp. yourself? Why in particular do you consider greys who don't permenantly keep their victims to be benevolent and more gentle? At shampoo and cosmetics research labs the beagles and monkeys are returned to their cages after they've had Loreal and Timotei shoved up their arse and a Marlborough toking away in their mush. I'd hate to imagine what the less benevolent ones are capable of."
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There are members of my family that have had close encounters of the fourth kind. These people are not insane, have nothing to gain from lying, and I've known them to be nothing but truthful people.
We also have a friend of the family whose had similar experiences.
I myself think I've experiences as well, but on a far less dramatic, or personal level.
The greys that take care of their abductees do so to remain in good relations with them, and in the name of future study, which some abductees have openly allowed.
The greys are particularly interested in checking in on us and our bloodlines, as they have been throughout history. They have their ways of checking in on us, and they like to update their information accordingly.
I make a stark contrast in the good things aliens do or in the way they handle their subjects because there are the evils of their kind who treat us like lab rats and make the procedures as horrific and painful as possible.
For example, the good ones will often use their powers to give you a sense of well-being and safety, and they'll use "screen memory" to block out the memory. Whereas the evil ones use no screen memory, don't use relaxers, or anything that will numb you to the pain, and they intentionally make the whole experience as unwholesome and frightening as possible.
Clearly there is a power split in this race, and both sides are in a race to develop something before the other side does in an attempt to change the balance of power. Its basically civil war with the greys, and we're caught in the middle of it.