Extraterrestrial Intervention

Part 1: Highest Strangeness UFO Cases in Scotland

he witnesses said the small, grey beings were taking boxes
and cylinders towards a triangle-shaped craft in the woods, not towards
the light beams that were coming up from the ground further back in the woods.”
- Malcolm Robinson, Author, UFO Case Files of Scotland

Part 2: Highest Strangeness UFO Cases in Scotland

“They (non-human beings) need us. We are very important to them.
They don't want to destroy us. They just need us!”
- Garry Wood, Abducted near Tarbrax, Scotland

Part 3: Highest Strangeness - Body Containers

“I got the impression that the aliens do not like to do this
soul transfer (to cloned body containers) very often.”
- Linda Porter, California Abductee

Interesting stories that I thought didn't get enough attention. Your thoughts?

I can see why they didn't get much interest, they are really quite mundane stories with zero proof. There's some reasonable detail in some of them but in all honesty we do not know these people involved and have no idea of their mental state or habits, I'm not accusing them but you have to look at it from all angles.

Hence word of mouth zero witness stories have the hardest mountain to climb as regards being taken seriously. When a jet fighter pilot says he spotted something doing manoeuvres beyond the ability of a normal aircraft I tend to believe him and give him credit as it's unlikely he has half a bottle of vodka in his suit up there and he's got more to lose by actually reporting it. Whereas a bloke walking home from the pub etc really is not going to get the same credit..

reply to post by Mclaneinc

Good analysis.

Actually I have no reason to believe that abductees have mental problems nor that they are making it up, I believe most genuinely experienced something and they aren't necessarily nutjobs though a few might be. But that doesn't mean it happened, just ask Mr Skeptic Michael Shermer who saw Aliens (He talks about it in a youtube video).

The main difference is that he realizes that the perceived experience really didn't happen. Unless there are witnesses to an abduction, I think there is more reason to be skeptical about it, than to believe it really happened.

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Absolutely fasinating, thank you for sharing, really added to ATS.

S & F.

Shedding more light on a mysterious issue.

I couldn't help but chuckle about the soul transfer, if they ever do decide to "redo me" I want a Claudia Lynx body! Man to be 20, look like Claudia Lynx and to know what I now know.


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LOL.... agree, sounds like a whole new capitalist-extraterestrial industry waiting to be opened.