Would you go into a Mothership?

I would never walk into an alien mothership. I would call my family to make sure they were alright and if they knew, then probably run around frantically outside like a chicken with it's head cut off. Then I would break into Best Buy and steal all kinds of stuff screaming "it's the end of the world... every man for himself!" I don't like that I would do these things but at least I am being honest with myself!

Is it not this very reaction why things are being kept from us, because those in charge think this is exactly what we will do? If it were the end of the world what would you do with all your stuff from" Best Buy" anyway?

Its like in times of conflict, you always see on the TV people looting fridges, freezers and TV's. What is the point to this, there is usually no electric as the power stations in these areas were the first strategic areas to be blown up.



Thanks for being honest though.

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I have no idea... I guess I would be scared and trying to stock up on stuff... maybe not Best Buy but Walmart. Either that or I would stick by my family and watch the news. I can't really say for certain how I would react until it happened.

Great post MG.

Even though I would like to say "Hell yea sure I would jump on the mother ship" I don't think that would be the case. As you know I once saw some white beings and a craft In Ilkley moor England, when I saw these beings and craft the fear or the unknown kicked in and my body took over. I never ran so fast in my life, it was like I was supercharged.

If I did choose to go on the mother ship I would let them know “I am not the only one who needs your help” I would put humanity before myself. If they turned nasty on me I would go for the main alien dude and say “Game over” and install windows XP on their mainframe.

It's hard to say, because it's one thing to talk about them existing and appearing, but once you see the visual confirmation it would be a great shock and anything unfamiliar (or alien) to us - by human nature we tend to reject. - even if you are one who is waiting excitedly. Shock can cause you to break down mentally and consequently be affected by it physically, in which case some, or many could not cope. Even if the Govt knew of them, and went with the break it to us gently plan, by disclosing they exist so as not to shock us by their arrival, that is in no sense 'preperation' to guard off some of the panic that would set in at the moment of confirmation.

Personally I think I'd be the type to not trust the motives for them appearing in such a way. Instictively, I tend to reject intrusiveness. Any message the Govt was to give regarding the appearance would have no effect on changing my own opinion.



I don't know if they can control your mind, but I see what you're getting at. I recall being at a party a few xmas' ago and a woman who was there had gone out for a smoke and came back in telling everyone there was a green glowing UFO hovering in the sky. She was begging everybody to go out and look, and nobody cared or even aknowledged her. Not one person went to check. She went out again and came back inisisting it was still there and why aren't we listening to her and to please look, none of us did. I wondered after why I didn't look either. I know what I thought as she was saying it, and I was listening to her intently as a matter of fact, and believed she was witnessing something, but I just thought I'm not supposed to look, and I pretended not to hear her, we all just stood there ignoring her.



It could be that it may seem they can control your mind, but it may be triggered by your own self caused by denial, which is a way of protecting yourself and coping. You could also be right that there could be a plan to derail or alter the natural reaction.

Maybe you were meant to go, have you ever thought about what would have happened if you had and how your life may have changed. You know you may have actually gone any way they've just wiped it from your mind, your reaction of running away supercharged may have been just as your memory was returned to you. Have you and your friend ever considered trying to remember if you did go aboard?

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We lost contact some time ago, we did talk about it though when we got home that night. We both said it didn't feel like we jumped time or anything and I remember every moment from seeing the white beings and craft to getting home, so no time gap events or anything. Well not until later in life lol

Everyone did seem to look at us strange on the train though, I even asked my friend "Why do people keep looking at us like that" most of all I still feel normal and sure don't remember ever being on a craft. I bet they saw me run and though "Leave this one we are low on fuel" hehe

Still strange knowing that they know I know about them, but thats another Topic. It has killed me over the years though thinking about what it would of been like to just walk over to them.

Excellent post violet, thank you. Your description above is exactly what happened to me. You hear the person and know what they are saying is significant yet you ignore them. Im mean she was telling you all a green glowing UFO was outside, pretty amazing hey and what have you got to loose by going and looking, yet none of you did. Shes hardly going to be making it up as its going to be so easy to disprove as your all there able to see it or not. I think this is a very strange response dont you. Then after the event we kick ourselves thinking why on earth did we react so dismissive.

I didnt go out to look due to being scared or frightened, it wasnt as if some self protection was kicking in as Id already witnessed the arc forming and actually saw the two orange orbs, and I felt no fear just a total non interest came over me and I actually went inside.

It is good to know this indifference isnt an isolated reaction that I had.

Yes I can believe this, however its happened and that is that. Its not like we get many second chances with things like this is it, but this was your reaction at the time and this can not be altered. Look what happened to Travis Walton, I bet he wished he hadn't have gone to investigate that particular ship. Who knows maybe they have plans for you in the future. A good question for you would be...if it happened again would you run the second time?

It is a shame you lost contact with your friend, an event such as this, to actually see the aliens next to their craft is amazing and it would be good to have your friend at the end of a e mail or text just to speak to over the years about how its effecting you both. For two people to go through such a life changing event, and thats what this is isnt it a life changing event and no longer be in contact is a shame.

I dont know why the people on the train were looking at you strange. Maybe you were giving off some ET vibe Im not sure.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on alien craft and if youd get in them.

Thanks Mr Green.
Yes I did kick myself for not looking. I even felt sory for her as she kept begging to be heard, she looked so sad that she was the lone witness. We all just stood there like she was invisible. No-one even threw out a "yeah right" or "who cares". No reaction whatsoever. I had no desire to look, and the same thing for me, it wasn't out of fear.

I should add that the subject of UFO's has come up at this house I went to before, which in itself is uncommon, as you know most people don't talk openly about these things in that type pf setting. The host is actually a big believer in them, yet he was one who stood there ignoring her - and his wife thinks he's a nut to believe, so you'd think he'd want to jump on the opportunity to prove it to her with that chance - if there really was a green ufo, but the point is none of us cared to verify it.

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The reason I ran is because of what you hear about Aliens and so on, not to mention all of the films out there. The way they just showed also made us think "Hang on a moment, How did they do that" I felt "Small" we were two 17 old with nothing other that a few packs of crisps and a few cans of pop, they fire laser beams and we throw cans of pop at them lol, nah we just ran.

If I saw them again im not sure, probs wait until after 2012 as it could change the course of things to come.

I don't think it matters how much you brace yourself the shock would screw up everything you though you knew, infact as pointed out how would you know what you are thinking aint influenced by them. Its hard to judge something we know nothing about, even more so when so much is covered up.

Maybe this is all part of a UFOs stealth capabilities. Im sure most of the time they are cloaked but in certain situations need to become uncloaked, when this need arises they simply push out some sort of electronic wave that alters the human brain and makes us become indifferent to a UFO almost as if its not there? Like we can see it, we know its there but just are not interested and have as you say a who cares attitude.

I remember my partner saying "whats wrong with you why arnt you looking?" To this day he still cant understand my reaction as we've both been interested in UFOs for years. He still says the cloud forming arc was one of the most amazing things hes ever seen. I kick myself now for not watching this further.

I'd walk towards it and try to communicate.

That's just what this woman did "why isn't anyone looking? It's still there". It was as if my curiosity was temporarily disabled.

Anyways, since then I've now seen strange looking lights in the sky. I posted the sighting to a local website, and later went back and saw similar descriptions of sightings from that night in my area. I saw two stationary lights, one above the other, not stars because after several minutes they suddenly began to vanish into a dot, and not planes or plane because they didn't move or blink and had a hazy white/bluish glow around them and just too big anyways. It was a very clear hot night. I was in awe, but for some silly reason I also felt a bit scared and went into my house and got a big heavy black jacket to wear to cover myself as if to help me hide. They were still there when I went back out, then they vanished. I thought about calling my daughter to tell her to look at the sky, but didn't. The next day she said "why didn't you call me? I would have looked". So in this scenario I did feel a bit scared, but very curious apart from leaving to get my jacket. I also wished I hadn't done that, because I may have missed something.

yeah i would climb on board if i got the right vibe, but only if they have some yorkshire tea!!!

i wouldnt do either.. run or willingly go inside it. id wait and see what
intentions they had first.

If they tempted me with some babybels and ferrero roches...yes..if they tempted me with female aliens that looked sort.of.ish human and a zooming to different inhabitated planets across the universe,yes i would go onboard...none of the above? then no deal im afraid.As a guest on this mothership i feel obligated to have my desires fulfilled before making any rash decision.

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Well, considering how this world is going to hell, might as well get on board. Who knows, I might wind up somewhere better.

I would have no hesitation in boarding a mothership but only if my husband were with me.

I would like to think that whoever is in that mothership is not as cruel as mankind, which I might add disgusts me greatly.



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Oh Psycho thats so British LOL. A few packs of crisps and some cans of pop, hardly weapons against intergalactic aliens is it!! So yer you just ran off, I can see why.