Reptilians Dilmun

Obviously everyone here already knows everything so you don't need to hear anything I have to say. It's the aliens I want to talk about, and I just don't have the time to waste on endless repeating and defending myself. I am a very busy lady on line and off.

My feelings are not hurt or anything, and I hope you understand that we just can't get anywhere together in a forum like this. I will just bid you all adieu and mosey on out. Thank you for having me.

geni, if I ever get that answer, I will find you and tell you.
 
EarthSister said:
Obviously everyone here already knows everything so you don't need to hear anything I have to say. It's the aliens I want to talk about, and I just don't have the time to waste on endless repeating and defending myself. I am a very busy lady on line and off.

My feelings are not hurt or anything, and I hope you understand that we just can't get anywhere together in a forum like this. I will just bid you all adieu and mosey on out. Thank you for having me.

geni, if I ever get that answer, I will find you and tell you.

Wait, I'm confused. You're taking your ball home then?
 
This is the whole problem with this kind of claim.

They always want to talk about the aliens, and their description of the aliens and how the aliens communicate.

NEVER can they actually tell us something that couldn't be made up.

This is what really frustrates.

It is like so many of the claimants we see. They only want to talk about their claim and how it might work and the details of these amazing things.
However, the thing I am REALLY interested in is some kind of evidence that the thing exists in the first place. Then we'll talk about the details till the cows come home.

Otherwise you might as well tell me about an extremely long and detailed piece of fan-fiction you have written about Luke Skywalker meeting the crew of the Starship Enterprise.
It may be very detailed, have great illustrations and a lot of description of the technologies and background of the characters, but it's all made up.

Telling us "I talk to aliens" but not being able to tell us one single thing that the aliens can do or say to convince us of this is utterly pointless.

On the believer sites they will get al excited about discussing the minutiae of these claims, without pausing to think about whether the claims might not be false or delusional.
It's the aliens I want to talk about
Well it's EVIDENCE we would like to talk about.
If you have even a shred of this then please tell us about it Earth Angel.
 
EarthSister said:
Obviously everyone here already knows everything so you don't need to hear anything I have to say. It's the aliens I want to talk about
Please, please, please talk about them... no, she's gone... we'll never know... (deep sigh)

I shall never understand these people. She has, she thinks, something important to say, but she won't tell us what it is or how she got to know it. I ask question after question... I get nothing back. Why?
 
So I looked at the website, to try to find out in what form the aliens communicate with her. Apparently they just turn up:

Sunday, March 17, 2002.

Jack and I met a new alien being whose name is Qwanee. He is of a race of light that we have not met physically before, but is related to The Gendar. The first thing he said to us was "Tokyo Japan." I wrote that down, and then I continued to write as he continued to speak.

The people of Japan don't know it yet, but they are the ones chosen to have first open contact with the alien races visiting Earth and it will happen "soon" in Tokyo. The plan is already in motion. As far as the aliens can see, it may even become fully diplomatic.
Though she doesn't say whether he knocked at the door, or materialised in her living room, or what. Curiously, although the aliens manifest physically, the only records she has of their appearance are drawings in pencil crayon. The 218 species which are visiting us are, by a huge coincidence, all of them humanoid in form, and they wear blue jeans and T-shirts.

I also found this, which has brought a little mirth into a drab life:

To know truly if you are alien related, you have to ask your spiritual family.

1. Have you ever seen an alien being or an alien space craft?

2. Has anyone in your family ever seen an alien being or craft?

3. Do you ever dream of alien beings, crafts or technologies not of our world?

4. Have you ever had a spiritual or psychic experience?

5. Have you ever seen a spirit of somebody you know who has died?

6. Do you ever dream of spirits?

7. Do you spend your time studying psychic or alien and UFO materials?

8. Do you meditate?

9. Do you ever dream of flying?

10. Are you concerned for The Human Race and Earth's Ecology?

11. Do you feel responsible for helping others?

12. Do you eat more healthy foods than those around you?

13. Do you ever feel like a tiny speck in the awesome magnitude of the Universe?

14. Do you know what people are going to say before they say it?

15. Do you find that you suddenly just know things to say or do in urgent situations?

16. Do you ever suffer from deep desire and longing of an unidentifiable origin?

17. Do you ever see in your mind events playing in video before they happen?

18. Do you feel you can move objects by thought?

19. Do you ever find unexplainable marks or bruises on your body?

20. Do you ever see mysterious flashes of light?

21. Have you ever become aware that you completely missed a block of time?

22. Have you ever seen yourself from outside of your body?

23. Do you ever hear people talking to you inside your mind?

24. Do you conduct these and other aspects of your life normally and naturally?

25. Do you feel you have a natural understanding of God?

:dl:
 
Have you or any member of your family seen a spook, spectre or ghost?

If so contact the professional paranormal investigators and eliminators.

Ghostbusters!

We're ready to believe you.
 
Dr Adequate said:

21. Have you ever become aware that you completely missed a block of time?

...and when I woke up the next morning I only had a tiny bit of bourbon left in the bottle.
 
Those pix of aliens

always make my back teeth ache with boredom.

How & the hell could life forms that evolved on another planet come out looking so doofussly humanoid? Can't these woohoo artists think of something more plausible?

Well, no, they can't, for the same reason Hollywood can't afford to: an alien that doesn't resemble something earthly, and preferably human, wouldn't scare anybody. You might as well try thrilling the crowd with suitcases and coffee-makers.

I'll say this in defense of EarthlySister: she doesn't have anything to sell. I know because I asked her. That sets her one shelf above the average rubbish merchant. She's exasperating, but at least she isn't contemptible.
 
To know truly if you are the Messiah, ask your spiritual family the following questions:

1. Have you ever seen an angel?

2. Has anyone in your family ever seen an angel?

3. Do you ever dream of angels and event not of our world?

4. Have you ever had a spiritual or psychic experience?

5. Have you ever seen a spirit of somebody you know who has died?

6. Do you ever dream of spirits?

7. Do you spend your time studying theological materials?

8. Do you pray?

9. Do you ever dream of flying?

10. Are you concerned for The Human Race and Earth's Ecology?

11. Do you feel responsible for helping others?

12. Do you eat more healthy foods than those around you?

13. Do you ever feel like a tiny speck in the awesome magnitude of the Universe?

14. Do you know what people are going to say before they say it?

15. Do you find that you suddenly just know things to say or do in urgent situations?

16. Do you ever suffer from deep desire and longing of an unidentifiable origin?

17. Do you ever see in your mind events playing in video before they happen?

18. Do you feel you can move objects by thought?

19. Do you ever find unexplainable marks or bruises on your body?

20. Do you ever see mysterious flashes of light?

21. Have you ever become aware that you completely missed a block of time?

22. Have you ever seen yourself from outside of your body?

23. Do you ever hear people talking to you inside your mind?

24. Do you conduct these and other aspects of your life normally and naturally?

25. Do you feel you have a natural understanding of God?

If you fit this bill, you're probably the Messiah... no, hold on... you're probably the sort of nut who thinks he's the Messiah.
 
Re: Those pix of aliens

sackett said:
I'll say this in defense of EarthlySister: she doesn't have anything to sell. I know because I asked her. That sets her one shelf above the average rubbish merchant. She's exasperating, but at least she isn't contemptible.

I hate to dissapoint you but

http://www.theprojectatearth.com/Journals.html
 
Re: Re: Re: Those pix of aliens

Yaotl said:
Is that for sale?
Seeking a publisher... not altogether contemptible, if she believes what she's saying.

Of course, the sheer mental laziness this requires, and her unwillingness to ask questions --- or answer them --- is reprehensible. She seems barely interested in her own experiences. I am sure that if aliens visited me on a regular basis, I'd try to catch them on film rather than making sketches in pencil crayon... if they spoke to me, I'd tape record what they said rather than just trying to jot it down in longhand... why should we let these aliens dictate to us, after all? (yes, that was deliberate and I'm not sorry). I, in short, would have collected evidence. EarthSister just can't be bothered, and then she goes off in a huff when she's asked for some.

---sigh---
 
She sez ta me, sez she

that she doesn't have any books, tapes, CDs, or DVDs to sell. She didn't add "Yet."

Now I'd be willing to bet that someday soon she finds a publisher, and not just a vanity press, to print her and hubby's screeds, and flog them widely, wringing mucho $$$$ out of the gullible.

We really shouldn't be buying such books. We should be selling them.
 
sackett said:
Now I'd be willing to bet that someday soon she finds a publisher.
I WILL TAKE THAT BET!

The book is six hundred pages long and illustrated by the author... in crayon. Moreover, she doesn't actually have any imagination... strange but true... she may believe what she's saying, but frankly my fantasy life is richer than that. She should read more science fiction.

A fiver says you're wrong.
 
Dr Adequate said:
I WILL TAKE THAT BET!

The book is six hundred pages long and illustrated by the author... in crayon. Moreover, she doesn't actually have any imagination... strange but true... she may believe what she's saying, but frankly my fantasy life is richer than that. She should read more science fiction.

A fiver says you're wrong.

She'll need one hell of an editor, that's for sure.
 
Re: Re: Reptilians Dilmun

Dr Adequate said:
How, how, how, did she identify Demosthenes as an ancient god of alchemy? I see from Google that this is a popular delusion amongst alchemists, but... why? Are we still talking about the author of the Philippics?
Just possibly there was another Demosthenes, an obscure one.

I'm glad you have a five to wager. Will you accept pocket lint?
 
Demosthenes was an orator in ancient Greece, 384-322 BCE, and yes, the author of Phillipics.

Demosthenes is also a character in the wildly popular sci-fi series Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card. :D My husband's nutty for that series... it's really good.
 

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