Difference between reptillians and snakes?

I am very much confused about this. I guess I missed this class.

Who are the reptillians and who are the snakes?

www.stargods.org...

en.wikipedia.org...

All snakes are reptiles.
Not all reptiles are snakes.

Snakes grow up and become dragons.

Originally posted by queenannie38
All snakes are reptiles.
Not all reptiles are snakes.

Snakes grow up and become dragons.

Is that good or bad?

And in whose eyes?

And does it really matter?

And why should I care?

[edit on 19-11-2006 by In nothing we trust]

I assumed that "reptilians" are some sort of aliens that live here on earth in the form of humans.

I've never heard of the snakes.

Originally posted by elaine
I assumed that "reptilians" are some sort of aliens that live here on earth in the form of humans.

I've never heard of the snakes.

Maybe they are a sect of the reptillians. Maybe no-one knows what is the truth any more, because there have been so many lies.

[edit on 19-11-2006 by In nothing we trust]

I don't believe in "reptilians" existing. It sounds way too far out for me.
I believe in alot of other unorthodox things, but I'd believe in bigfoot before I believed there were aliens running around in human bodies trying to influence our government.

And as of right now I don't believe in bigfoot either.

Definitely I would go with Wiki on this one....that other site you linked too, well...even though it might seem like the more logical explanation and perhaps be even easier to believe - it is not.

I would truly recommend watching the movie 'Michael' (starring John Travolta) - it is far closer to the 'truth' than the stargods webmaster's ideas.

What seems 'way out there' is closer than you think....and what seems most plausible is really just an illusion for the purpose of digestion and diversion.

Originally posted by In nothing we trust
Is that good or bad?

Someone else might can tell you that; I'm not into 'good' and 'bad.'

And does it really matter?

And why should I care?

I don't know. You are the one that started the thread and asked the question. I'm not being facetious - just answering your question!