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From: John <jvif@spacelab.net>
Date: Tue, 19 May 1998 13:29:47 -0500
Fwd Date: Tue, 19 May 1998 14:13:09 -0400
Subject: Re: Phenomenon # 8 - Part 2

>Date: Tue, 19 May 1998 01:45:59 -0700
>From: Larry Hatch <larryhat@jps.net>
>To: UFO UpDates - Toronto <updates@globalserve.net>
>Subject: Alien origins


>>From: RAMBLD@worldnet.att.net [Diane]
>>To: agent4u@mindspring.com
>>From: Bob Tidwell <bob.t@mindspring.com>
>>Subject: Phenomenon # 8 - Part 2

>> I have been lurking on this list off and on,

><snip>

>> ... . Bob Tidwell's "story" about the Greys got to me
>> enough though to risk going out on a limb a bit.

>> This tale of the Greys basically being future humans, and the
>> whole story of evolution and reproduction problems that they are
>> addressing by coming back in time to us, is exactly what they
>> told me, without so much detail.

>Dear Diane:

>I have been cataloging UFO sightings, including (published)
>abductions, for around 15 years.

>This is my opinion only of course, but I now believe that one of
>the LAST things an alien will tell you or anyone else is where
>they come from .. be it the Future, someplace in space, another
>dimension or whatever. I lean toward the nuts-and-bolts and ET
>interpretation, but I'm open to the other options.

>I see a clear and consistent pattern of mis, dis, and non-
>information,  so complete and compelling that so-called
>"government conspirators", assuming they exist at all, can only
>stand in awe.

>Best wishes

>-  Larry Hatch
===============

Hi Larry, hi All,

I tend to agree with your assessment.

1. Any information that is obtained from an alleged alien
encounter cannot/should not be trusted. (For a million and one
reasons)

2. I agree that UFOs (and their occupants) are a 'nuts and bolts'
phenomenon.

3. The gubbamint doesn't need to spend any money on "mis, dis, or
non information" the public is providing that service for free.
Between the Art Bells, the chanellers, some contactees, and
certain so-called researchers, more BS per square acre is being
spread around than anyone can keep up with. They couldn't spread
their BS any faster if they had access to large, mechanized,
manure spreading farming implements and heavy duty wading boots.
Mostly thanks to the internet.

Who needs to spend money on something that they can get for free.
The internet must be the best thing that ever happened to anyone
whose job it is to cover up the truth.

>so-called "government conspirators", assuming they exist at all,
>can only stand in awe.

You bet! I know that I am.

And, . . . the manure pile just keeps-a-growin! <G>

Peace,

John Velez, SOS (on the - Side Of Sanity)




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