Meet alien abductees and the pictures they drew and info on what happened 2 them

TheEmpyreanDancer

TheEmpyreanDancer

The Force is Strong With This One
_http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2137449/The-real-life-X-Files-Meet-people-abducted-aliens.html#ixzz1tmNiMQcQ

Hope you enjoy reading, I found some abductees interviews to be quite compelling. Even though they photoshopped some of their photos to make them look extra crazy. Not surprised. ;)
 
That's really rather disturbing. It strongly suggests that most "abduction memories" are implanted in very vulnerable and susceptible individuals.
 
TheEmpyreanDancer said:
_http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2137449/The-real-life-X-Files-Meet-people-abducted-aliens.html#ixzz1tmNiMQcQ

Hope you enjoy reading, I found some abductees interviews to be quite compelling. Even though they photoshopped some of their photos to make them look extra crazy. Not surprised. ;)
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That's true, kind of this "craziness" jumps right into your face cause of these terrible close-up fotos, well the news must designed liked that to ridicule this disturbing idea of 'alien' abduction.
 
The question we can ask: why are they writing about this subject in the Daily Mail? It seems to me a very popular magazine. What I mean, it is not a specialized magazine. So why? This is a controversial subject, does it?

The pictures are interesting: their eyes are very similar, very strange eyes. Maybe and surely photoshop.
 
I think its just to discredit anyone with any type of experience like that - whatever the reason it is for it happening.
They like to keep it simple, same looking aliens, same kind of story - "green alien picks me up, and we go for a spin in a flying saucer and then they take a stool sample and drop me off home. Oh, and by the way i can recall it very clearly without it being traumatic in the slightest" - kinda thing.
Makes it all sound very harmless.

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I find it curious that all of the "abductees" on these pictures have blue or green eyes.
 
Oh dear....it all looks like screen memories. If they really believe the stories they're telling, they seem to be indeed either vulnerable individuals, or individuals whose energetic frequency aligns with those beings. The former - vulnerability - probably leading to the latter.

And yes, what's up with the eyes of most of these people?
 
Oh Boy!. What a creepy new agey article. All the eyes of the victims are creepy, looks disassociated and out of the place.

1. All the eyes are creepy, thus any body takes this seriously is creepy.
2. All the beings are benevolent, though they use abduction liberally , ultimately for good and they are here for helping.- It looks the meaning of abduction getting changed.
3. Only one guy's vivian account's heading says 'they are ugly' , but his face in photo was put in black , giving a odd meaning , but the text says he still believes they are here to help.

These observation makes this article is implanted , biased with a agenda. After all main stream media is famous for implanting (embedding ) themselves for agenda is nothing New.
 
loreta said:
The question we can ask: why are they writing about this subject in the Daily Mail? It seems to me a very popular magazine. What I mean, it is not a specialized magazine. So why? This is a controversial subject, does it?

The pictures are interesting: their eyes are very similar, very strange eyes. Maybe and surely photoshop.
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I can't seem to figure it out either. Everyone in the mainstream "knows" that abductees are just crazy (just look at the top rated comments on the article) and this just serves to reinforce that idea, basically presenting a load of weirdly photoshopped extreme closeups of these "weirdos".

It seems like more of an entertainment article for most people, and just a way of getting more viewers.

Also what's up with the drawings that look as if they've been done by a 5 year old? Disturbing indeed..
 
They all look like they are in a trance imo. This isnt anything new for the "Daily Fail" - i know because my dad has been buying it for 20 years now.
The guy 2nd from top, (Wearing the UFO t-shirt) in particular is an obvious target for anyone wanting a laugh.
As usual (from reading the comments) most people think we are at the top of the food chain, and find the thought otherwise to be hilarious.
 
Here's the full exhibit for anyone interested. It seems the news article may have taken out a few of the "more out there" sounding stories.

_http://littlestickylegs.blogspot.com/

As for the eyes, probable photoshopping aside, many look quite "programmed".

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That picture of a beam of light coming out the head is something I've often imagined/felt. Is this a bad sign?
 
Thanks truth seeker.... this link has more written material, I don't think I can edit my post to add it since I'm a noob :-/ .

_http://littlestickylegs.blogspot.com/



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