Could I have "reptilian" blood?

Silverking pay no attention to the indoctrinated miseries in this thread,it is a particularly bad day on ATS today..anyway welcome!

This for Me is a weird synchronicity..I meandered onto this topic last night whilst trying to obtain clarity on my occult heritage and also why I have been followed most of my life by UFOs.

Here's a few things that 'may' help in initially gaining some further insight:

•Are you an RH negative blood type? I know the Basques of Spain have the highest percentage and this filters into Portugal and is stark evidence of ET gene/blood merging with humanity.

•Do you have a low body temperature?

•Do you have a cauda/tail or Extra vertebrae?

Here is a link that may shed some more light for you:

projectavalon.net...

All the best!

a reply to: silveringking

Congratulations! Very brave of you to post this story.

First of all, inter-breeding between the native mammalian-humanoids on this planet and visiting extra-terrestrials has been going on for thousands of years. Do you watch the History2 Channel's "Ancient Aliens"?

Your story seems to ring true, of a female Reptoid wanting to take a young male "home" with her. Possibly for breeding purposes, possibly for experimentation and/or slavery and cannibalism. The point is that your grandfather must have been a 'genetic match' for this Reptoid female, which alludes to constant (if not continual) DNA-exchange among people of Earth and Reptoids, for your grandfather to be a 'genetic match.'

Then again, there is said to be a large underground population of Reptoids in Scandanavia who have been on or underground Earth for millions of years, and consider Earth "theirs." In the 1990s, there were several interviews conducted with a Reptoid female who supposedly lives under Scandanavia. It is very interesting, and many of her comments struck me as credible.

(Don't let the supposed source of PRAVDA throw you off. For credible information, the disinfo types go nuts, and front-load the article with all sorts of nonsense to drive readers away. I can't swear the article is 100% accurate, but much of it rings true. You can read it and make up your own mind.)

www.bibliotecapleyades.net...
THE LACERTA FILES

So Portugal may be a country with lots of Reptilian DNA intermixed with native mammalian-humanoids. Being a coastal country, it may have been the first "people" spotted by an ET exploration-craft flying east over the Atlantic. Or perhaps the Reps under Scandanavia have an undersea base or tunnel-entrance in the Atlantic near Portugal.

The Ancient Mediterranean was over-crowded with vigilant and competing civilizations for thousands of years. And it was a long time before these ancient peoples had the technical expertise to build exploratory ships to sail out into the Atlantic. So Atlantic-facing Portugal may have been "more approachable" and less dangerous for ETs/Aliens in those centuries.

How to tell if people in Portugal have Reptoid DNA? I usually look for odd birth defects, or minority blood conditions. This could just be an Oops! in the DNA coding. But they might also be a "signature" of ET/Alien interbreeding. Here's a 2006 scientific study on the people of Portugal's susceptibility to Anti-microbal Resistance:

aac.asm.org...
2006 STUDY OF ... ANTI-MICROBAL RESISTANCE IN THE PEOPLE OF PORTUGAL

Your story sounds credible, and has happened in varying forms for millions of years on Earth. But you may never know for sure.

www.amazon.com...=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1422214027&sr=1-1&keyw ords=Forbidden+History
FORBIDDEN HISTORY

Still, thanks for posting it. I hope this helps.

a reply to: EndOfDays77

...and to add to EndOfDays points,...
--Are you able to detect (feel) heat (including body heat from others in the room) from a distance others are not able to feel?

--Do you experience Hyper-hydrosis?; essentially breaking out in a mild sweat on the center of your forehead (around the area of your third eye), when you sense this generally imperceptible heat?

Wow, I didn't realize they had such good drugs way back then. Must have been a mushroom.

So how would you know if you had reptillian blood anyway? I try not to mow over frogs and toads, but that is because I do not like the guts and goop all over my clothes. The fact that there are hundreds of tree frogs and toads in my yard may be a clue. I always thought they were there to eat bugs, maybe I am wrong, maybe they are there because I am a Reptillian.

Oh great, now my insane imagination is starting to show.

Short answer- No.
Length answer- No way.

originally posted by: AutumnWitch657
Short answer- No.
Length answer- No way.

What kind of witch are you? Shouldn't you be telling him to eat some bugs or something so he could tell if he has reptillian blood?

originally posted by: IAMTAT
If you're being sincere about your Grandfather sharing his old family story, then I must thank you for sharing it with us.
Forgive me if I've missed this part, but you tell us nothing about the actual act of procreation.
How would your ancestor know he had any children with this serpent woman, if he didn't go back with her to her home?

For the record, many cultures have similar changeling stories... My distant ancestors were Scottish and the progenitor of my family's clan was also rumored to be a 'Changeling', left by the ancient Faeries of the area.

Thank you for believing in me, I am not telling a lie, but I don't know if my grandfather was telling a lie or not, in fact there is a lot of those stories in my family, many of them I don't believe, I believe it because he was truly terrified, I was asking because he 12 siblings, 8 of them were older, the oldest one was 20 years older than him, no way I could meet them to get the facts straight. Yes he didn't come with the "serpent woman", but if your mate was a serpent woman in early 19th century/late 18th century southern Europe, you would say it was, can you imagine the trouble that would cause? That's the story how it was told, but like I said you wouldn't like your kids to blabber, especially if you are a peasant with no connection, the church would be all over you.
Look again I am not saying it is true, but what he described I already saw through myths all around the world. That is why I asked what I asked, I just took a step further and assumed a possibility. And for the record I am skeptical person most of the time, my mom used to believe in mediums and witches, one once had the nerve to tell me she was channeling my paternal grandfather's spirit and I trolled the sh*t out of her, so there is not much I really believe, I always try to find a logical explanation, it was said in this topic it could be dehydration, and I don't refute that, but at the same time it could be not and that is why I was asking, my grandfather raised me when my father didn't, I knew him for almost 16 years and he had absolutely no reason to lie to me, much less being scared of telling such things. Again it was just a question. But thank you.

originally posted by: AutumnWitch657
Short answer- No.
Length answer- No way.

Oh, why...thank you for your infinite wisdom about SOMETHING YOU DON'T KNOW **** ABOUT.

We need more smart asses to amount towards nothingness.

a reply to: silveringking

I believe you're being sincere and I believe you would not dishonor the memory of your Grandfather by making up a story about him.

People are so quick to criticize, but that shouldn't hold you back from asking questions and exploring.

Hang in here with your thread...I'm sure that in addition to the usual smart-ass responses, you'll gain more understanding and hear other stories which may help you on your quest to understand what your Grandfather felt the urgent need to share with you.

originally posted by: EndOfDays77
Silverking pay no attention to the indoctrinated miseries in this thread,it is a particularly bad day on ATS today..anyway welcome!

This for Me is a weird synchronicity..I meandered onto this topic last night whilst trying to obtain clarity on my occult heritage and also why I have been followed most of my life by UFOs.

Here's a few things that 'may' help in initially gaining some further insight:

•Are you an RH negative blood type? I know the Basques of Spain have the highest percentage and this filters into Portugal and is stark evidence of ET gene/blood merging with humanity.

•Do you have a low body temperature?

•Do you have a cauda/tail or Extra vertebrae?

Here is a link that may shed some more light for you:

projectavalon.net...

All the best!

To answer your question, with 37 degrees celsius, I already have fever

I'm A+

I don't know if I have a tail, all humans have the beginning of tail to start with

I know I tolerate very well the heat, with 35 degrees celsius I can walk with a winter coat and I'm about 100kg strong and 1.81m, when I was little I could spend the whole summer with various wool shirts, and I used to be able wrap myself under blankets in the summer, and getting down in the asphalt in the middle of day for minutes without being hurt (providing I had cap to cover my head), my skin is very greasy so it acts like a sweat absorber which keeps me cool, I never got a sunburn in my whole life and I don't need solar protector, the list about my abilities to hold the heat goes on and on.

a reply to: silveringking

I believe you aren't telling a lie, and I believe you when you say your grandfather was terrified when he told you the story.

Which brings us to the next question. Why did he tell you the story, do you think? Was it a warning?

Also, could you clarify one thing for me, as I'm a little confused. Did your grandfather say he had babies with the serpent woman, or only that she offered?

P.S. Don't let some of the more negative comments get you down.

originally posted by: silveringking


I'm not nuts, I know most people think those "reptilian" stories bullhonkie

I'm not saying it's not possible, but I am surprised that "bullhonkie" is in the Portuguese lexicon...

originally posted by: silveringkingbut here's the deal, just a few billion hears ago, the reptiles ruled the world

...but here's the deal, it wasn't a few billion years ago, but a couple of hundred million, if anything...

...and another thing, as opethPA said: go to the doctor, get bloods done, there's your answer.

originally posted by: smyleegrl
a reply to: silveringking

I believe you aren't telling a lie, and I believe you when you say your grandfather was terrified when he told you the story.

Which brings us to the next question. Why did he tell you the story, do you think? Was it a warning?

Also, could you clarify one thing for me, as I'm a little confused. Did your grandfather say he had babies with the serpent woman, or only that she offered?

P.S. Don't let some of the more negative comments get you down.

In my experience (and again I'm not saying anything of this true). These kind of stories have a bit of truth, maybe he was quite drunk on cheap wine and started to talk to a rattle snake (we have those here too). Or maybe it could be possible he made a counter offer (if she was interested in the first place she could accept it) and asked her to stay, but kept his mouth shut because of the Church or something like that (this is me taking a step forward with my imagination). Again I am not saying anything I am saying is true, I am just saying I keep an open mind.

Must I remember that my grandfather comes from a very poor peasant family, his family had absolutely no education and when he was born, the man from whom my great grandparents were working (a prominent man from an aristocratic family) had to sign the birth certificate. So he couldn't know anything about Reptilians, or anything about the gods of the Egyptians (for me he described "wadjet" somehow) or something like that. What I mean is can be that "thing" my ancestor, and by the way could it ever be true (or partially true?)?

You're confusing education with intelligence and insulting your grandfather in the process. Just because someone has not read about a subject or studied it in school, does not mean they know nothing about it. Myths and legends were passed down by spoken word, long before writing was invented.

originally posted by: smyleegrl
a reply to: silveringking

With all due respect, and I mean this sincerely, your story sounds more like the sort of tale a grandfather might use to wow and entertain the little ones. My grandparents had tales in which distant relatives lived with Bigfoot for a week, saw the Loch Ness Monster, and met a time traveling magician. None of these stories were true, simply told to excite us as children.

What makes you believe the story is a true one and not simply a myth passed down? Again, I'm being sincere and not making fun of you.

I can't agree with that at all. Simply told to excite you as children? That's all you take folklore and urban legends to be?
I'm pretty sure plenty of people actually believe the stories they pass on, seeing how heart felt some of them are told, at least in my experience. My father passed on a story to me of his grandmother who over a century ago in rural Italy, was encountered by a "man" who was completely covered in FURRY hair, top to bottom, naked, walking upright, drinking water near the well she was collecting hers.

The way she told him, and the way he told me, are, to me, dead giveaways that these people are not talking about Pinocchio or Santa (bad example, but you get the point). Of course, my dad was not a direct witness, but he we convincing enough in telling me of the sincerity of his grandmother. A poor old lady who lived her life with no reason to lie to her precious grandson. If it was a STORY, she would have told my father it was just that, but it was not, it was a recollection she felt needed sharing, for whatever reason, and I think it disrespectful would I just dismiss her story altogether as a hoax or a tall tale.






To OP:

I wish we could agree upon the existence of ANYTHING, but we can't, and most likely won't either.


I can entertain a LOT of theories without actually accepting them, which allows me to also be rather critical of them.

Let's just say reptilians do exist, they have mind control power, they can shapeshift, they are the true rulers of this planet and have existed long before us.

Logic would then dictate that we are to them as dogs, or any other "lower" species, are to us. We pretend to throw a chew toy, the dog looks the wrong direction, runs off, discovers it's not there, and he is completely lost. Not a single dog I've ever come across will ever figure this trick out, we are simply overevolved, smarter, more organized.

Wouldn't you agree then, that there is no point for us to try and figure this game out? IF we are indeed dogs to a smarter species, we are literally barking at each other trying to figure out how the F they just did that.

Maybe you are right! I think many of the people here deep down inside don't know either! They mock out of a feeling of insecurity, or perhaps they really do feel they know better, but in reality, they don't! Just think of the above, they can't possibly know for sure.



With that in mind, I chose to not hold too much value to ANY of the theories out there, whether it's illuminati, grey or reptiles, because to me it is obvious there is SOMETHING or someone malevolent behind the curtains and rather than focusing as a species on trying to unveil them, perhaps, we should just try to weed out their line of thinking?

If we focus on bettering ourselves as a species, despite the evils trying to manipulate us, perhaps we can actually make progress. When, however, we focus on trying to prove something we're not quite certain we'll ever manage to prove, we're wasting valuable time, in my opinion.


I wish there was evidence too, it would make for a good revelation to this twilight-zone world we're evolving into, but I'm not going to be the one chasing an invisible tail in the hopes of ever catching it, you know?

My 2 cents, and you can take them or leave them, would be to find something you love and dedicate your life to it, just don't get stuck in a negative pattern of thinking induced by the fact that you are the one who has the world figured out and you need to convince others of the same. Instead, try to realize there are many people like me too, who 'know', but at the same time, don't.

If you're truly honest with yourself, you don't know either You THINK, which is fine, but don't let it dictate you. There are other possibilities



My apologies for the wall of text!


OP:

originally posted by: DAVID64

Must I remember that my grandfather comes from a very poor peasant family, his family had absolutely no education and when he was born, the man from whom my great grandparents were working (a prominent man from an aristocratic family) had to sign the birth certificate. So he couldn't know anything about Reptilians, or anything about the gods of the Egyptians (for me he described "wadjet" somehow) or something like that. What I mean is can be that "thing" my ancestor, and by the way could it ever be true (or partially true?)?

You're confusing education with intelligence and insulting your grandfather in the process. Just because someone has not read about a subject or studied it in school, does not mean they know nothing about it. Myths and legends were passed down by spoken word, long before writing was invented.

How did he insult his grandfather by saying he was not educated?

I think you're confusing educated with intelligent :/ His grandfather did not go to school, is that better then? He can still be intelligent, nowhere can I see OP say that to be honest.

originally posted by: silveringking

originally posted by: opethPA
1. Go to the doctor
2. Get blood work done
3. Question answered

originally posted by: IntastellaBurst


Chop your tail off,

And see if it grows back ?

I just love when trolls come, it makes my blood warm, see what I did there? "Warm blood"? Oh forget it, its not like you have the IQ to understand.

By the way I was just looking for true info about the subject. Of course its just a story, but this is a conspiracy forum, and well, if you believe everything you see in the wikipedia and tv, then just keep believe that is what our leaders want you to do.

You're looking for "true info" about the subject? Exactly what would constitute true info about a story about a woman being half snake and being called a Mermaid which, technically, is part human female part fish. Last I checked, fish weren't reptiles.

I'll repeat my question: what would constitute "true info" about this subject?

The OP's Grandfather told him this information in desperation, as he was apparently on his deathbed (at least that how I believe the OP related it).

I am assuming that the OP's Grandfather was of sound mind at the time...(as the fact that he was not, would definitely have been germane to this thread)..and the OP said nothing to indicate his Grandfather was senile or on medication.

That, to me, says that the Grandfather felt this was personally important information to share with his Grandson before his death.
I hardly think a dying man would decide it was time to lie or tell tall tales to his Grandson.

I still can not believe people think this reptile human population is a real thing.
Honestly, how can one fall for it?
no where in science or history has any doccumented proof been shown, not one photo
not one news clip.
How can a whole race of people part lizard not show up in 200 years of news papers?
Sure there are some things that seem out there that have a strong foot hold, because
there is evidence, such as the giants, there is bones, homes, hundreds of stories in the
papers over the years. Actual evidence that it could be possible, and yet we do not fully
believe yet that they existed, but are open to the idea.
But lizard people? i just dont see how so many can be duped into it.
I have spent time on the sites, reading, watching video's, but not one of them
had real evidence of their existence. let alone proof.
I believe in bigfoot way more than the chances of a lizard man running around,
at least big food is possible, a spin off from a giant ape, there is evidence of them,
many many documented encounters, still no real true proof. But enough to consider
that they are possible.
but a whole civilization of half lizard half human, that is alive and still around...
i just can not even consider it as a real thing, let alone human and lizard dna would
not mix well. If a species ever possibly existed, i am sure the warped dna caused it
to die out many many years ago.
It just blows my mind to know that there are ones out there that take it seriously.
when there is no real evidence, no scientist has foot prints, scales, hair, skin,
or even a real photo or video, sure there are a lot of CGI videos. But i would bet a
dollar to doughnuts if one had the funds, and sent all the so called videos of evidence
to a film major who studys the validity of the images, the answers would be they were
all either cgi or a guy in a suit.

But each to their own. We all need something to believe in.

originally posted by: silveringking

originally posted by: SecretKnowledge
a reply to: silveringking

if you believe everything you see in the wikipedia and tv, then just keep believe that is what our leaders want you to do.

And this is from a person asking if he has reptillian blood..

So, what we call "greys" are possible, but half man half lizard people is not? And no, I am not asking if I have, I am asking if it is possible. Even the bible is based on true events, by the way, do you believe in the Bible? Then you are in for a threat, the gospel were written 100 years after, so we are not even sure if Jesus was a real person.

No, I don't believe in the Bible and I don't believe in reptoids. I require testable evidence before I accept something as fact. Where's the testable evidence proving that reptoids exist?