From: Don Allen 
Date: Tue, 06 Aug 96 18:21:27 -0400
Subject: Alien Secrets!

* Forwarded from BAMA
* Originally By: John Powell
* Originally To: All
* Originally Re: Alien Secrets!
* Originally Dated: Monday August 05 1996 22:25
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>From www.omnimag.com

                              [Alien Summer]

     [Saucer Secrets: The Fascinating Details Ufologists Won't Reveal]

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UFO abductees come complete with incredible tales of tiny gray aliens,
vast starships, and horrific medical exams.  But how do Ufologists
distinguish between true abductees and pretenders, between someone who
has been through a bona fide abduction and someone who is simply
repeating information that was reported in the press?  To validate
stories and sidestep hoaxes, many ufologists withhold details of the
abduction experience, much as police withhold the clues found at the
scene of a crime to trip up a thief.  Only true abductees, investigators
say, will report the correct informational tidbits, which have been kept
from the public domain.

Artist Budd Hopkins, author of Missing Time and Intruders, for instance,
has held back abductee reports of "what would appear to be a notational
system of letters and numbers" drawn on the inside walls of the alien
ships.  David Jacobs, another abduction researcher and professor of
history at Temple University, who has just finished a book on the
abduction phenomenon, refuses to reveal a specific female body area
measured by aliens.  "The area is so unusual," he says, "it's difficult
to describe precisely." Even more circumspect is psychologist Richard
Haines, who says he is "a firm believer in holding things back" but won't
reveal even in general terms what these things are.

So far, researchers cross-checking material that has been held back from
the public have not met with all the hoped-for results.  Los Angeles
Urologist Ann Drivel, for instance, has not found the unusual body
measurements referred to by Jacobs, nor the strange notational markings
withheld by Hopkins.

Hopkins himself notes that cross-referencing can be misleading, since
different researchers have different styles.  For instance, he explains,
"if a person comments on being measured, Dave Jacobs will ask what part
of the body and from where to where, while I'll just let that go." Some
of this inconsistency might be reduced if abduction researchers could all
agree to hold back the same information, but, says Haines, "that
agreement is difficult to get in any field." It is a question of
differing research styles, he says, "with everyone trying to make his or
her own mark."

Perhaps that's why UFO researchers zealously guard the material they
withhold.  In an effort to dig up some of their best-kept secrets,
therefore, we went to a pro anomalies expert Dennis Stacy.  After
snooping around a bit, Stacy gave us his "best guess" list of some weird,
bad, and bizarre (but little-known) aspects of alien life.

     1.  Pictographic Writing.  As Hopkins said, abductees regularly
     report a system of writing on alien walls.  Some sources have
     suggested the writing may resemble Chinese ideograms, Egyptian
     hieroglyphics, or other forms of pictorial writing.

     2.  Alien Nurseries.  According to Hopkins, abductees consistently
     report alien nurseries-rooms in which human-alien hybrid babies are
     bred.  What do these rooms look like?  Only the abductees (and
     Hopkins) know for sure, but we think the researchers are hiding
     reports of uncovered metallic incubators that take the hybrid fetus
     through every stage of development.

     3.  Fetal Removal.  Hopkins won't reveal how the hybrid babies are
     actually born.  Our best guess is that machines transfer the babies
     from the incubators to larger, deeper metal containers used as
     cribs.

     4.  Mother-and-Child Reunion.  Once the hybrid baby is born, it is
     presented to the human mother, abductees report.  What's the exact
     nature of this interaction?  "Let's just say it's not the way we
     would do it," Hopkins asserts.  We think the aliens may not touch
     the babies at all, perhaps extracting them from shallow metallic
     containers (the alien cribs) with robot arms and delivering them,
     via moving conveyors, to the human mother, who provides physical
     warmth and love.

     5.  Letting Go.  Some of our sources have suggested that abductees
     are reporting loss of bowel and bladder control.  Even Hopkins and
     Jacobs admit that such incidents would not be unusual "if a good
     deal of fear was involved."

     6.  Alien Garb.  Early reports of aliens decked out in seamless,
     formfitting, unisex bodysuits seem lackluster.  We think the
     researchers may be hiding some form of bodily decoration: colorful
     clothing patches, brightly colored buttons, even tattoos.

     7.  Human-Alien Sex.  We believe that many abductees report the
     sensation of paralysis followed by unwilling sexual intercourse with
     aliens.  We suspect that the unpleasant, but possibly arousing,
     ritual surrounding this experience has been described in great
     detail by thousands of UFO abductees.


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