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originally posted by: JackHill
Abductees are preconditioned to get abducted, they're being controlled before the event takes place. That's why it cannot be stopped. You're underestimating these beings.
Even some abductees have been "trained" by the aliens to perform mind control over other abductees.
Oh, a perspective I've never thought of! Enlightening, thank you for that.
originally posted by: JackHill
Abductees are preconditioned to get abducted, they're being controlled before the event takes place. That's why it cannot be stopped. You're underestimating these beings.
Even some abductees have been "trained" by the aliens to perform mind control over other abductees.
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: nOraKat
Still can't figure out why ET would need to probe someone or abduct them when that's a far less advanced and less informative technique. ET would need to be light-years ahead of us technologically yet appear to act how someone limited to 60s tech would.
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: JackHill
Easy enough to get 24 hour CCTV to prove you are being abducted. Wonder why we don't have that proof.
originally posted by: Adonsa
Hi,
Guest speaker at a UFO related monthly meeting, alien abductee.
The speaker described how he was abducted many times over the years. ET shows up, takes him up, they do what they do, and deposit him back where they found him.
During the interview he was literally crying and bawling, at least during most of it. What the hell? And so I asked him if he could fight back, and he answered that no amount of sealed metal container can stop ET from completing the abduction.
So, the all powerful ET is gonna win and we just surrender? Why not, at least put up a fight?
Typical scenario. (1) Bright light from back yard, (2) Dog barks, occupant wakes up. (3) ET appears at the foot of the bed (4) Victim sees ET standing there. (5) few seconds later, paralysis and up he goes into the UFO.
What should happen, at #(3), Boom, 45 cal, or 12 guage right into ET, then call the game warden 'cause wildlife did it (ET is not human to begin with). Survival, escape, and evasion come to mind. Unconditional surrender to ET is insane, and exponentially stupid.
We read about ET coming back for more, repeated abductions of the same victim. Well, how stupid can the victim get? Why not pre-plan for ET's next arrival? Detection, Booby traps, recording devices, firearms training, survival/escape/evasion training, and firearms. Why not get outside preparation help from those who are experts in personal protection? In those precious seconds before ET turns on the paralysis, it needs to be BOOM! blow him away. ET's greatest weapon is paralysis. Why not practice, practice, practice; and I mean rehearse, run simulations, of ET's arrival so that quickly raising and firing the 45cal becomes natural? Why not level the playing field and blow ET's damn head off?
Shifting the subject slightly.
You're in the OR getting surgery done, general anethesia. Recovery room, nurse administers drug that counteracts the anathesia and speeds your wake up and recovery. Okay..... ET arrives, victim wakes up, but, in the bedroom, victim isn't fast enough to blow ET's head off. Upon waking up, victim places a capsule in his mouth, containing the anathesia antidote, then upon paralysis, he bites down. If all goes well, paralysis is mitigated, and ET gets a swift upper cut and gets blown away.
Oh I know what you're gonna write when you quote the above. We don't know what ET uses to invoke paralysis. The point is, victims must put up a fight. Returning to Earth and crying about it, is just gonna make things worse for everyone.
originally posted by: TinfoilTP
Hard for them to fight a figment of their imagination.
Sleep paralysis is part of sleeping. Your mind makes up dream scenarios if you fall out of sleep enough to subconsciously notice the paralysis. Better than falling down the stairs or out of your second story window every time you go to bed if nature didn't provide a paralysis as part of sleeping.