What Exactly Does Evidence Prove?, page 3

Originally posted by Sinobyte

Originally posted by EarthSister
Have you learned anything from me, or from anything others have said in these forums? Has anybody ever asked you for any money?

What I've "learned" from you is that you try to never answer anybodies questions directly and sometimes use the old "answer a question with a question" tactic. I fail to see the logic in your question...are you trying to say that not being solicited by somebody for money make their motives pure? Come on now...

Sometimes, asking a question in response to a question is the best way to answer it, because it allows the person to explore the answer more directly on his own, so he can understand it on his own. Sometimes you have to think about things for a while before they make sense. Sometimes you have a whole lot of things to think about all at once and they all take time to make sense of. Some people just want instant answers to everything at once that they are not willing or able to understand. So sometimes answering a question with a question is the best way to answer. Learning advanced concepts is a process, not an easy answer that somebody can't understand or believe anyway.

You accuse me of trying to scam people out of money, and that it must be why I make up all this stuff, and that proves to you that I make it all up. But I don't take any money for it. I have not asked you for any money, have I? But I am sharing information. This is what I do. I share information. If you are not interested in it, that is fine by me, and think whatever you want. But somebody else might be interested, like somebody else who may have already, or will, meet their own alien contacts, in which case something I say may be valuable to him, and to his friends and family members. Anyway, this entire subject is important in some way to every person on Earth, every member of our race. I am not the only one sharing personal information. Everybody should, and they should do it as openly straight and factually and with as much integrity as they possibly can.

I want you to know, that if something like this happened to you, that you could find people who will support you and provide you with information that you need about it. You could not find this not so long ago. Thanks to the wonders of the Internet, you have endless options freely open and readily available to you from across the world.

You don't think you sound exactly crazy? Well that's heartening to know you at least can admit to not sounding exactly sane.

Or are these aliens and their federation exactly what I've been saying they are since I first came across your outlandish claims...your imagination?

I speak clearly, plainly and consistently. My thoughts are not jumbled up or over the top or drifting in and out, or changing radically from one subject to another. I am not confused. I don't sound crazy. It is only my ideas that make some lay people think I must be crazy. I am ordinary, that's it. I have feelings and emotions and ups and downs in everyday normal life. My alien experiences are part of my every day normal life. The ups for me are learning all about the aliens from the aliens. The only downs for me are when I fail to help somebody who asks for it, and when I get pigpiled on and disrespected by rude people. It is easy to be seen as a target whenever a person does something different, out of line of the group.

Maybe you are saying that I must be insane to be speaking out about my alien experiences? Or for actually wanting with all my heart to do whatever I can to help others who have alien experiences. Or for taking a risk of not fitting in with the popular crowd, and never being accepted by people like you. Well, I don't care about any of that. If I did, it might stop me like it stops a lot of other people.

As for sharing my ideas, I learn from my experiences and nobody else's. I am not dictated to by my alien contacts. They show me things and explain things, but when I walk away, I have my own mind and perceptions of things that have happened. Of course everybody has ideas and perceptions of events. If you met the aliens, you might leave with a horrible impression of them. In fact you seem like the kind of person who would be very mistrustful and affected more by the way they look and the stories you have heard about them. Still, your opinion would be yours to share with others.

I share the facts they tell me about like the numbers of worlds, and the dates things happen, and who was present. I repeat exactly what they say, etc. But how I think and feel and progress is up to me and how I choose to proceed, what questions I ask and what I think of the answers I get. When I tell others all about my experiences, it is as much from my heart as it is from the facts of the events.

None of what I share is my imagination. The aliens are as real and alive and physical as we are. I see them and hear them completely wide awake and clearly. They are solid people. It is only their advancement and the natural differences between our races that make them seem so mysterious to us, even "mystical" as some may choose to see it, but I don't. The more we discover technology and natural abilities, the more perfectly ordinary sense other life can make to us. All you have to do is consider it to see that for yourself. There is no proving it to somebody who does not even look at it.

We are well on our way as a race. You can see where we've been to see where we are going. We have been on this road for a very long time and it is never going to end. We are only going to learn more and more and more, about ourselves and all the other life in the Universe.

Let's get over the superstitious jealous popularity thing already.

[edit on 3-7-2004 by EarthSister]

[edit on 3-7-2004 by EarthSister]