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From: Jim Mortellaro <Jsmortell@aol.com>
Date: Thu, 3 Jun 1999 13:59:03 EDT
Fwd Date: Fri, 04 Jun 1999 11:08:17 -0400
Subject: Re: Biological Evidence Of An Alien Entity?


>From: Henny van der Pluijm <hvdp@worldonline.nl>
>Date: Thu, 3 Jun 1999 02:12:07 +0200 (MET DST)
>To: UFO UpDates - Toronto <updates@globalserve.net>
>Subject: Re: Biological Evidence Of An Alien Entity?

>>Date: Tue, 01 Jun 1999 21:05:52 -0700
>>From: Kim Burrafato <lensman@stardrive.org>
>>To: UFO UpDates - Toronto <updates@globalserve.net>
>>Subject: Re: Biological Evidence Of An Alien Entity?

>>I've been wondering how long it would take for biological trace
>>evidence like this to show up.  The fact that the hair is of an
>>extremely rare human line -- Chinese mongoloid -- and blonde to
>>boot -- is intriguing.  But it's not definitive proof of
>>extraterrestrial origin.  My question to those well versed in
>>molecular genetics, is what would constitute DNA that could be
>>generally regarded as being of non-terrestrial origin?  How
>>different would it have to be from the DNA of the simplest
>>terrestrial organism in order to be defined as "ET DNA"?

>This is an interesting question. For the annoying reason that it
>cannot be answered, since nobody knows what ET DNA looks like.
>I guess this is a catch-22 situation. If the DNA resembles human
>DNA too much, it is human DNA. If the DNA differs too much from
>human DNA, it might be the DNA of an unknown animal. So either
>way it is not proof of ET.

>Organized science will treat the DNA as it treats other sorts of
>evidence. If people see a UFO it isn't proof of anything. If a
>UFO is photographed it can be anything but an extraterrestrial
>object. When thousands of people report visiting entities it
>isn't proof of anything. When UFO's leave 4,000 traces on the
>ground the data are ignored. When you have a radar- visual case
>it is still anything but a extraterrestrial object. When
>fragments of a crashed UFO are found and analyzed the scientific
>community ignores it. It will be the same with DNA.

>The crux of the matter is what John Velez said on this forum a
>few weeks ago. Humanity is simply not ready for accepting the
>presence of intellingent non-human beings on earth, whether on
>foot or in flying craft. Until that situation changes, and this
>will be a slow process, the scientific establishment will not
>take UFO's seriously, at least in public.

This is the best, most succinct and honest revelation of the
facts of life regarding UFOs and the actions of their occupants
I've ever read.  Thank you, Sir.

However, and not wishing to speak for anyone else, some of the
fear expressed on this list related to when the time came for
the proof to be undeniable, and people are discovered to be
lizard spawn, or gray spawn ... or perhaps even gray poopspawn.
Sorry, I was unable to restrain myself.

The concern is that when discovery is made that, say I or Velez,
Art Bell or (God Forbid because it would really give the lizard
spawn race a black eye) Fill Class, were discovered to be such
offspring, that we would become the "Strange Fruit" hanging from
the Poplar tree Billy Holiday sang about. Frankly, despite the
fantastic Rimbaudian imagery, I don't like the view from a
poplar branch ... much like my brothers and sisters, most
likely.

But somehow, I just don't think that will happen.  Just my
opinion. If it is discovered that some of us are really alien
spawn, lizard spawn or otherwise, I tend to believe that we will
be preserved by the goobers in gubbamint and analyzed, poked,
prodded and sucked for body fluids more than the buggers (uh,
bugs) did to us.  No, I rather think we will be relatively safe,
albeit not free.  But then again, who is these days?  And
please, don't argue with me on this issue.  Anyone out there in
the ether think you're free?  Hee, hee.  Right!  And the check
is in the mail.  And, "Don't worry, sweetheart, I'm sterile!"
Uh huh.  Freedom no longer rings. It tried but no one heard it.
Like that Poplar tree falling in the forest ... where no one was
around to hear it fall?  Therefore it didn't? And where those
black bodies with bright spirits hung, in the south of our great
nation, and in the camps in Europe.... etc.  And continue to
hang, as there are better, more insidious ways to hang a man
without a rope or a poplar tree.

People have no idea what it is like to be in the position of
someone who has (what to that person, are "real") memories of
these events. Unless of course, you've been thru it.  It creates
a level of fear, which evolves over your lifetime, into either
terror or some benign "they are our saviors and they love us"
tripe.  Not only are experiencers saddled with the memories,
which are all too real to us, but the ancillary fears, phobias
and emotional issues too complex to verbalize here.  Some never
speak of it.  Some, idiots to a man, woman and child, are
unafraid to talk about it.  Many, like Velez, recommend keeping
it quiet.  I concur.  Because while I do not think the lynch
mobs will win, I think the goobers in gubbamint will. And I fear
them more than I fear my neighbors with ropes.  At least it's
over relatively quickly at the end of a rope.  But at the end of
the corridor, at the camps set up for us, it could be a lifetime
of terror, the memories of which will radiate into the universe
just like those who've suffered in other camps, at other times
thru-out our history.  Jerks that we are.

Which is why I continue to believe that to be an inebriant or a
nut is so cool.  Do you remember that old geezer in "Andromeda
Strain" who drank Sterno?  Sumbitch didn't die with the rest of
'em.  And the baby whose lungs saved it.

See the messages here?  No?  OK, let me tell you what the
messages are:

1) Don't drink Sterno, drink Gripple, it tastes better.
2) Weep.

Gesundt