Those Who Protect…

Another great post by Joseph Capp. Police reporting UFO sightings is fantastic. They are great observers.

Dedicated to Police Officers Dale Spaur & William Neff Of Protage Ohio.

In a previous post a “When Venus Turned Out To Be A UFO”I wrote about how two Ohio police officers in a famous historical UFO case were set up by a secret government operation which also hid pertinent evidence from Project Bluebook. Both officers lost their careers. This is not fiction or a hoax, since the original evidence is part of the original case files. That impressive evidence –including transcripts of taped interviews with these sworn officers of police and sheriff’s departments– delivered complete with affadavits, were almost destroyed, except for a a serving assistant deputy sheriff Michael M. Nelson, who took the files home and searched through them in 2006.

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(Source: http://ufomedia.blogspot.com/2008/03/those-who-protect.html)

Time to move on, a diplomatic relationship desperately needed…

Joseph Capp definitively has a point. But can we afford to miss what could be the most important event in human history? We have to grow up from this warlike teen period into adulthood. Time for a formal invitation to land and initiate talks.

My own story, ET Shock… and Witnesses of the Directed Kind

I took enough psychology courses in college to know that the human mind deals with the fantastic in many different ways.

But a study has never been done on what happens when a person goes through fantastic, continuing UFO experiences. There’s quite a range of transformation: witnesses may report spiritual change, some are possessed by the need to find answers, and some, after this reality extension, are mentally broken, finding answers in fantasy and delusion.

There are gullible people in the UFO community, we all know that. And there are people in the greater UFO community who come from an academic, or a no-nonsense orientation. Both types choose to read the UFO witness as a confirmation of their own beliefs.

But what about those who are broken by their fear, or for other reasons, around a continuing experience and start to believe fantastic things about themselves and their reality? What happens to them? At the conferences, I notice the interaction seems to be either polite listening or a more active confirming that their fantasies could be real.

We know for certain now, some UFO witnesses are experiencing multiple strange displays of UFOs. And what’s more, there are reports among this particular experiencer group of messages heard in their minds, of feeling compelled to go somewhere and capture video or being ‘instructed’ to simply show up and watch.

Sounds like something from a Twilight Zone episode…and some in the UFO field think that is all it is. Skeptics laugh and pose the dumb question: “Why would ETs go a zillion light years to put on displays for the Prozac People?”

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(Full Article: http://ufomedia.blogspot.com)