From a UFO "experts" conference.
We are told an absurd
tale by Kathleen Marden (Stanton Freedman's collaborator on Captured,
the Betty and Barney Hill UFO Experience) about a woman, who was previously unable to conceive, who became
pregnant after asking the ETs to help her. She was taken on board one of
their craft and show a sort of library of foetuses in jars. A Grey indicated
one and said "this one looks about right". A few days later she found
out she was pregnant. The child subsequently born, we are told, "looked
pretty normal, but had some physical characteristics that were different from
the physical characteristics of his family". Hmmm. Well, there may be
other explanations.
Richard Dolan's
response to this gives more cause for concern. He's heard stories about women
having their fetuses taken from them, and he's worried that they may end up
being similarly 'adopted'. He then come up with this outrageous suggestion:
"If someone is
adopted, and his or her mother or father worked in a military situation at the
time the person should really think very long ... I think there's a type of
collaboration happening among human and non-human groups. I don't know who is
behind this, but there are women who become pregnant, they lose the baby. And I
know of at least one case at least explicitly in which the baby was raised as
an adopted child elsewhere and has all the same characteristics. These children
have gifts. How do I put this? They are monitored their whole lives."
Can no-one in MUFON,
and the wider US UFO community see how outrageous and dangerous this is? Much
of this line of thought started with David Jacobs' The Threat, and
was greatly expanded in Budd Hopkins' later books. Those writers, and the contributors to this conference discussion, seem
to be building up a modern Malleus Malificorum, a witchfinder's
manual. So far the atmosphere of fear and hostility they are creating is
confined to a fairly small element of society, most of whom, when it comes down
to it, probably don't really believe it anyway. But if this were to start
becoming more mainstream, there are certainly large numbers of vulnerable
people who could be targeted for their perceived 'differences' from us 100%
humans. The disabled and 'different' are subjected to enough hostility and
harassment already without being accused of being an alien fifth column. READ MORE
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