Message #2075 "CONTACT: Abductee/Contact Echo"
Date: 15-Jun-92 17:23
From: Dave Roscoe
To: John Stepkowski
Subj: Re: Intruders
Previous Reply is Message #1991.

Hi there!

>> I have moved a portion of your message to Mike Christol
>> about the Intruders and answered it here in case you don't get
>> it on SPACE_LINK...

Thanks for going to that trouble; the message did not appear in
the SPACE_LINK echo (at least not down here).

I suspected as much. No problem! :)

But if they have this great skill and knowledge, why torment
'contactees' by allowing them to remember the experience?
Wouldn't it be kinder to "zap" peoples' minds so that they
wouldn't remember all of this terribly intrusive tinkering?

John, memories cannot really be erased. The greys are actually
only removing conscious awareness of it. The conscious awareness
is created and controlled by the ego.[...]
It can never be erased because it exists as energy,
and energy cannot be destroyed.

I see where you're coming from with this, Dave, and I agree
with you as far as "conventional" brainwashing techniques are
concerned. However, the point I was trying to make is that
these "entities" are supposed to have extra-ordinary abilities
to manipulate the human mind and body. (check out Mike's quote
above).

That is a good point John. I do not have an answer, just a
speculation. Perhaps they do not wish to actualy alter the
brain physically because they use the abductees several times over
the course of years. If they were to alter the brains physically,
maybe it would hamper their mission, whatever that may be. Also,
as advanced as they are, they are still messing with a human brain.
Any brain is complicated beyond compare, but a human brain is
high up on the impossibly complicated list. They may know alot
about their own brains, but it may not be possible for them to know
that much about ours. Just a guess, though.

It is possible to "physically" destroy or interrupt the
mechanisms of memory. If you look at stroke victims or people
who have had severe head injuries, some suffer irretrievable
memory loss. A family friend received head injuries in a
traffic accident. She was on the way to a "surprise" birthday
party when she was hit by a speeding car. For some nine years
she couldn't recall the accident or anything that happened
about two months before the accident. (Two weeks before the
accident, she attended the christening of her grandson, and a
few weeks before that her other daughter had an engagement
party. Even though she had pictures and home movie footage of
both events, she wasn't able to remember any of it. She died
about two years ago and always said that when she watched
movies of herself at the events, it was like looking at a total stranger).

I have heard of that. I have also heard of certain traumas
triggering recall in individuals who have forgotten a
traumatic event such as abuse or an accident.

So if "memory" itself can't be destroyed, the mechanism of
recollection can be. I was just speculating; if these
"entities" are as advanced and compassionate as some would have
us believe, why can't they somehow permanently disconnect the
memory of the event? Of course, this raises many more
questions, ranging from whether "they" truly want the event to
be forgotten, all the way to whether this really is a genuine
"physical" occurrence.

Again, your guess on that one is as good as mine. Maybe there
are some governing laws we don't know about in the Cosmos. :)

If statistics hold any value at all in this phenomenon, then
there are MILLIONS of abductess all over the world. If that is
correct, then the people actually remembering are comparibly small.

True, but you know what they say about statistics!
I've read that CBS, in relation to the publicity releases for "Intruders," put the number of "abductees" at 1 in 50! That's
over 2 million people in the US alone!! How did they get these
numbers? Was "Have You Ever Been Abducted by Aliens?" a
question on the last census form? <g>

You mean that question wasn't on YOURS?!?!?! Wow!

The fact that some people suffer no ill effects from the knowledge of

being

abducted, etc,. and actually view it as the incredible experience that

it

is...

Uh-huh. I'll tell you what, Dave. If the Greys ever come
a'calling, offering me the chance to be a part of this
"incredible experience", how about I decline the invitation
and give them your name instead? <grin>

Please do! They won't find enough brain left to erase, never mind
study! :)

I appreciate the variety and depth of opinions about this whole
abduction/examination phenomenon, but the inescapabale fact is
that there are people who are emotionally scarred and
traumatised by whatever it is they believe they've
experienced. Why some appear to react "better" than others is
the subject of a lot of speculation, but the bottom line is
whether the answers are to be found in the "abductees"
themselves or in the actions of some outside agency.

If all this is merely the "grey guys" trying to earn their
Eagle Scout badges in animal (human) physiology, there're going
to be an awful lot of p*ssed off people out there.
("Greetings, Mr Strieber! We come in Peace from a Galaxy far,
far away. Now kindly drop your trousers and bend over...")

Betty Andreasson Luca is an example of this in action.

Thanks for this pointer. I'll certainly try and look into it.
Thanks again for your message, Dave!

John

Take it easy John!

Peace,
Dave

John,
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