Aliens, Scary?

reply to post by Alien_Question


Technically speaking, they get their pets to do that.... or was it the spider like offspring .... either way, YUCK!

They aren't scary to me... I am certain I can kill them by the dozen

There was a thread recently about why we fear extraterrestrial beings.
There it is: www.abovetopsecret.com...

They are also ugly and their mothers dress them funny

Extraterrestrials come in good and bad. A lot of people seem to think that there is only one type of "alien" due to lack of information. Then "fear of the unknown" kicks in.
Before deciding if an "alien" is scary, one must first do some research on the subject.

[edit on 1/7/08 by NuclearPaul]

no matter how much research you do, having an encounter will ALWAYS create one emotion. FEAR! ...unless ofcourse the ETs can change the emotioanl atmophere around us when making themselves known to us

I wish people who make comments like this could feel the 'fear'. Then they would understand.

Peace.

I would recommend watching a certain documentary about Asian tigers being introduced into Africa. They were terrified of ostriches for about a week. Sorry but I watched iton discovery a few years ago and I don't have a link.

[edit on 1-7-2008 by seenitall]

Personally, anything, alien or terrestrial that enters my home without my express permission or knowledge is likely to receive a hostile welcome. I am not sure if this so much qualifies as "fear" or, rather, as "survival instinct".

As far as actually meeting an alien, outside of a home invasion scenario, well I honestly don't think I would be afraid, necessarily, but I would most definitely be on guard for the first sign of hostility. There are just too many "probe" stories out there for me to simply drop my defenses.

At least not on the first date.

Originally posted by Hefficide
As far as actually meeting an alien, outside of a home invasion scenario, well I honestly don't think I would be afraid, necessarily, but I would most definitely be on guard for the first sign of hostility. There are just too many "probe" stories out there for me to simply drop my defenses.

You do realize no matter how well prepared you are, you wouldn't stand a chance.

I wouldn't be afraid of the Pleadians on the other hand,just shocked to see an actual humanlike extraterrestrial.

reply to post by Paul_Richard

How do you know you have evaded capture? what precisely happened that made you believe you were being hunted down and you outsmarted them?

Scary is irrelevant.

Fear is irrelevant, unless you let it control you.

We judge them the same way that we judge each other -- by their fruits.

Many have testified that they kidnap us for unethical reasons, that they are Service To Self (STS) oriented -- as opposed to Service-To-Other (STO) focused -- and that they generally treat us like laboratory animals, food, and slaves. There is also evidence of implanted screen memories and brainwashing of abductees for the purposes of deception and manipulation. Their method of operation is to take what they want without asking permission. This includes kidnapping and impregnating many of our women; to then abduct them months later in order to steal their unborn fetuses, as part of their long-term breeding program.

Conclusion: The Reticulans (as many have come to identify them as stemming from the Zeta 2 Reticuli System) are deceptive, manipulative, subtly imperialistic, and hostile to Homo sapiens/Terrans. It is an understatement to say that they are not spiritual beings (much less light beings) who strive to live by The Golden Rule.

Originally posted by Hefficide
As far as actually meeting an alien, outside of a home invasion scenario, well I honestly don't think I would be afraid, necessarily, but I would most definitely be on guard for the first sign of hostility. There are just too many "probe" stories out there for me to simply drop my defenses.

If you can avoid getting hit with a paralysis beam you will likely avoid capture. They will not enter a vehicle or home unless they know that their intended is either paralyzed or unconscious. The reason for that is because they wish to avoid having an open fight.

If you ever see an intense white floodlight (brighter than a police helicopter searchlight) enter through an uncovered window or doorway, get out of the way and avoid making contact with it. If it touches your arm, it will go numb. If it makes contact with your head, you will pass out and be at their mercy -- or rather, their lack of it.

The other form of paralysis beam is sky blue in color and is used for pinpoint targeting. This is what was used in the famous Travis Walton case when he was hit in the forest, knocked back and knocked out, to then be abducted for a period of days.

Close and lock your doors at windows at dusk. Cover open windows with a thick shade.

If you see a silent UFO outside, don't go for a better look. Immediately seek shelter and make it as difficult as possible for them to target you. If you can see them, they can target you with paralysis beams.

Originally posted by dramafreak
You do realize no matter how well prepared you are, you wouldn't stand a chance.

I have eluded capture a number of times when paralysis beams were near. No radiation burns, no radiation sickness, no surgical scars, no implants, no screen memories, no missing time, and no brainwashing.

It can be done.

[edit on 1-7-2008 by Paul_Richard]

I am not afraid of aliens, we will probably never know if we should be afraid.
when things start going down like an "alien invation" i'll still be willing to face them.

i guess one really good question would be is...do we really know aliens exsist yet?...id say answer that question and then move on to the "are aliens scary question".


Good Day
Skept!cal

reply to post by Havak


reptillians/greys can be scary imo,but i hear there are some reptilians with the GLF that are christed beings..so that's good news

the rest are good beings of light...

do some research imo...google search some stuff...go down the rabbit holes
www.exopolitics.org...