by LilyPatToo » Fri Jul 14, 2006 4:28 pm
Joe said,<br><br><!--EZCODE QUOTE START--><blockquote><strong><em>Quote:</em></strong><hr>Does anyone remember the alien abduction that went wrong, in an ep of the X files.<br><br>The one where the victims, a young couple see a typical grey in a cage next to them smoking a cigarette and saying "This is NOT happening... This is NOT happening..."<br><br>There was more to it than just that, but it should, er, trigger some memories.<hr></blockquote><!--EZCODE QUOTE END--><br><br>It did for me. That series began just as my MILABs were ending, due to the military base closures here in the San Francisco Bay Area. Watching it each week kept me thinking hard about those missing hours, which I guess was a Good Thing, though it made me feel very uncomfortable at the time. My aptly-nicknamed hubby The Skeptic snickered and sneered through each episode, while I sat frozen beside him, trying to untangle my mixed-up hazy memories and relate them to what was going on onscreen. At that time in my life, I'd knew next to nothing about government mind control programs and believed I was an alien abductee.<br><br>Chris Carter and his writers knew about the coverup even way back then, but no one else I knew did. When I'd talk to other abductees about the foggy glimpses of both rank-and-file young military people in fatigues and the occasional officer, it would make everyone uncomfortable. They DID want, however, to hear about the two times I saw apparent aliens. Both times, though, I was so drugged that I could barely focus my eyes, so they remain very suspect to me. <br><br>The first time was just a glimpse (through an exam room door left open a crack) of the left side of a very pale, cream-colored alien's head and his shoulder. It was definitely non-human--no ear and oddly smooth and slim. The second was of what looked like a hybrid between one of those cream-colored aliens and a human. It had been made-up with heavy stage-type makeup to look more human and was wearing a curly black wig that made it look appallingly like Michael Jackson--! But the inexpert make-up artist had forgotten to do his hands and they totally creeped me out.<br><br>He was brought into the exam room to have sex with me and we looked equally traumatized and horrified. I felt horribly sorry for him (for us both) since he was obviously a slave. The rest of that nasty one is blessedly hazy, but the overdose of whatever drug they had to use to calm me down and force me to cooperate left me woozy and amnesic for the rest of the day. This was far closer to the Chris Carter version of alien abduction than it was to my abductee friends' rosy view of their alien Space Brothers, so "X-Files" became my uneasy refuge--the one place where what bits and pieces I remembered were validated. Sort of. Actually I wanted desperately to believe that I'd seen real aliens and not dressed-up actors.<br><br>Philip Coppens' research on The Nine keeps turning up links between known, self-professed NWO organizations such as the Round Table group and US intelligence bigwigs like Dulles, who was deeply involved in in the early mind control programs. And of course the disinformationists of the remote viewing projects, who regularly turn up on fringe internet radio shows hawking their books and courses, crop up too. All likely players in the extensive disinfo ops that are hiding something that the US governmernt wants to keep hidden via public discrediting. I think it's actually more than one thing--mind control, with all its socio-political implications, and also black budget aerospace technology.<br><br>Just as I predicted back on the first page of this thread, this is such disturbing material that many people cannot look it squarely in the eye and will seek digressions in all sorts of directions.<br><br>LilyPat <p></p><i></i>