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I think they already have--in some cases for a long time--all the basic data, including the psychology of those chosen to be witnesses. As the aforementioned work argues, witnesses tend to be credible people. The idea is to help increase acceptance of the alien reality or presence (even if it's...

It's a long story. Familiarization is essential for eventual open contact involving rational interaction. But not entirely pacific. :) Not a bona fide takeover but to ensure a future Earth regime is "tied" to the ETs, for the sake of lasting peace. Of course we are; the whole phenomenon...

Oh of course not. ET/UFO appearances have two other important objectives. The phenomenon is slowly familiarizing us with the reality and presence of alien visitors. But it doesn't want us to be certain of this yet. To prevent it, they deliberately sow some doubt about their nature and even...

I doubt it. Even if they need samples they wouldn't have to reveal their presence, or make their ET nature obvious. Dubious. While they occasionally appear with technology as primitive as ours or more so, that's likely just a facade. Familiarization is the real purpose. They show us things we...

I think they're advanced enough to know how we, or many specific individuals, would react. I've long thought that ETs select people who are credible and at the same time least likely to "freak out" when encountering UFOs and alien entities. The idea is to advance familiarization of society...

I don't think their real purpose is study. Many cases make it appear that way but they're deceptive. The real purpose is gradual familiarization. If ET just wanted to study us he could do it without any of us even knowing he is here.

We still have quite a way to go it seems e.g. high speed movement without rockets or reaction mass, in most cases. For those not strongly inclined toward skepticism, there are many unexplained (in prosaic terms) cases, and not all involve HS. At least one work-- The Alien Grand Design--has an...

I doubt it. If they were highly secret the military would do its utmost to prevent sightings. Also, if the "experiments" have been going on since '47--nearly 80 years--by now the extraordinary propulsion methods would've come into general use.

I just don't buy it...I'll believe it when Ehrman or one of his colleagues does.

This has got to be a joke. John the baptist may have inspired jesus but had little to do with him as jesus soon founded his own movement. Jtb was in no position to know about the biography of jesus--especially the latter part--because of limited, brief contact and the fact Jtb was soon killed.

Lol, claims of "good" aliens opposing "bad" ones is nothing new. The Alien Grand Design explains the reason for such misinformation.

Unmitigated hogwash. There's ample evidence the K-Pg was caused by an impact, and good grounds for believing the end Permian crisis was due to volcanism. You don't need aliens to explain earthly extinction events. There have been many examples of aliens telling contactees nonsense so this isn't...

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Lol, there are many cases considered "explained" despite the "explanation" being absurd or debunked. MOGUL is the classic examples; others include crash dummies and "swamp gas."

Burisch is a disinfo agent--one of many to appear over the years. What he says may be false but analysis of the purpose of disinfo can go a long way toward revealing the truth.

Not as far as we laymen know. The phenomenon obviously doesn't want people to fully accept its reality, yet.

Not sure it's the same but in one interview Keyhoe put out disinfo. His role as an agent was publicized quite some time ago.

That's the way the phenomenon wants it. They deliberately limit the quality of evidence and even do things to sow some doubt about a sighting representing ET. Our visitors don't want the case for them to be too strong yet.

Lol, contact was made several decades ago, and they have/had better ways of doing it.

Did you report these sightings to a UFO researcher or organization?