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From: Jim Mortellaro <Jsmortell@aol.com>
Date: Sun, 3 Oct 1999 02:15:38 EDT
Fwd Date: Sun, 03 Oct 1999 10:22:39 -0400
Subject: Re: Get Real


 >From: Martin Murray <bubastis@warplink.com>
 >To: "Errol Bruce-Knapp" <updates@globalserve.net>
 >Subject: Re: Get Real
 >Date: Fri, 1 Oct 1999 03:22:53 -0400

 >>From: Jim Mortellaro <Jsmortell@aol.com>
 >>Date: Thu, 30 Sep 1999 10:29:47 EDT
 >>Subject: Re: Get Real
 >>To: updates@globalserve.net

 ><snip>

 >>To our perceived captors, we may be so low down on the sentient
 >>pole as to be animals in the field by comparison with their
 >>intellects and technologies.

 >>Should this be the case (it's a theory which I do not favor, but
 >>admit to the possibility), what makes a difference is our
 >>intellectual level. It does not permit such invasion.  Again,
 >>should this be the case, in order for the alien to be righteous,
 >>he (she or it) just have to have one hell of a good reason(s).

 >>If not, I and people like me, should remain pissed to the gills.

 >Hi Jimmy and all!

 >My own take on this is that although the beings may perceive us
 >in the same way that we perceive the animals of this world that
 >we capture and test, sometimes for their own good, they are not
 >that much above us, despite their extremely advanced technology.
 >They are not all that much brighter than us, nor are they better
 >than us. In many ways we humans are far superior to them. They
 >can never have or experience many of the things that all of us
 >take for granted every day. They lack our emotions, our
 >passions, and our ability to think and act as individuals.
 >Computers are able to process incredible amounts of information
 >in seconds, yet are they intelligent, or smarter than a human
 >being? I think not. The more I learn the less these beings
 >impress me, and I would certainly love to know what it is that
 >they think gives them the right to do what they do.

 >Take care,
 >Marty

Hi Marty, Errol and List members, some of whom are gentle...

Of course all of which you speak may be true.  No one really
knows what the truth is.  Or if they do, they do not appear to
be sharing their knowledge with the rest of us.

In any case, there is a hypothesis (since there are trivial
and/or inadequate grounds for anything but speculation) that
these entities may not be the real alien.  That perhaps, they
are entities genetically designed to do a specific series of
jobs.  Some of these jobs are to withstand time, space and the
otherwise emotional strain of doing what they do to us without
going Postal.

In other words, living machines, capable of making on the spot
decisions without having to "call home" for instructions on how
or what to do next to their "guests."

This may explain the lack of emotion which many have described
as having experienced during an abduction. Just a theory of
course. By now there must be ten zillion theories.

However my point is that people who perceive that they are
abductees generally share a great deal in common, relative to
their personalities, or lack of same.  Some are extremely
sensitive to the feelings of others.  It may be overcompensation
for the lack of sensitivity they received from their abductors.
Others seem to be oblivious to how they affect the feelings of
others.

Pain is relative.  Physical pain is not what I am referring to.
It's the pain of the emotions.  Emotional pain is what each of
us share, we who perceive we've had such experiences.  And since
each of us is different, we suffer our pain in different ways.

As for the entities, I prefer them completely inebriated, the
little bastards, preferably one who (or "which") has consumed
mass quantities of my special "Little Alien Bastard Corn
Squeezins!"  Makes them very mellow.  I've colored the stuff
yellow.  I should have called it "Yellow Mello."

Gosh, what a song title that would make, eh?

Jimmy Morte de Fam
(It's a Sicilian thing, you wouldn't understand)