NATURE OF THE ALIEN : ET's, DEMONS OR GOV'T PLOT? : PT 18

Last Updated : June 22, 2007


UFO Sightings Is A Global Phenomenon, Hungarian Minister Of
Defense George Keleti On UFO's, Confusion Regarding Nature Of
UFO's, Lack Of Physical Evidence Forces Us To Consider Other
Possibilities, Dangers & Unreliability Of Hypnotic Sessions,
UFO's Aren't Necessarily Unidentified Flying Objects, Matter
Of Perspective Knowledge And Background, Misidentifications
Can Lead To UFO Hype, Internet Is Largely Responsible For UFO
Hype, What Is True Scope Of Alien-UFO Phenomenon?, Potential
Dangers Of Desiring UFO Experiences, Tricked Into An Alliance
With Demonic Forces, Alien Conspiracies On The World Wide Web
Discerning The Truth Regarding UFO's Amongst The Confusion,
Big Government's Corrupt Inner Core, Attack Against Our Faith
Threat Of Alien Invasion Long Recognized By U.S. Government,
Quotes From Gen. MacArthur, Werner von Braun, Ronald Reagan
And Professor John Dewey, A Time Of War But No "World State",
Will The New World Order Emerge From Fictitious Alien Threat?
President Jimmy Carter's UFO Story And Promise To Reveal All



It should be apparent to you by now, that similar to what has
happened in North America for many years, UFO sightings and
encounters have been occurring all over Europe and Russia for
quite a few decades. From Great Britain, to France, to Spain,
to Belgium, to Germany, to Sweden, and to Russia, unusual UFO
incidents, which have all involved spacecraft which are far
superior to anything currently known to man, have occurred on
the ground, as well as in the air. In eastern Europe, another
interesting UFO comment originates in Hungary. On August 18,
1994, the Budapest daily, "Nepszava", published a story by a
journalist named Attila Lenart. Entitled "Ask A Question To
The Minister Of Defense: George Keleti, Are You Afraid Of A
UFO Invasion?", the article included a quote from Hungary's
Minister of Defense at the time, Gyorgy Keleti, in which he
seems to chide the mass media for doubting the existence of
UFO's:

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"Around Szolnok many UFO reports have been received from the
Ministry of Defense, which obviously and logically means that
they know very well where they have to land and what they
have to do. It is remarkable indeed that the Hungarian
newspapers, in general newspapers everywhere, reject the
reports of the authorities."

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As I pointed out in part seventeen, partially as a result of
the American Government resorting to pressure tactics, many
people are totally confused concerning the nature of UFO's.
Ask the average person on the street what he or she thinks
about UFO's, and you will undoubtedly receive a wide range of
responses. Some people will obviously look at you strangely
and voice skepticism, while others will confidently suggest
government-related Black Projects, or misidentified aircrafts
or objects of human origin, or possibly unexplained natural
phenomena, or outright lies and over-exaggerations, and in
some cases, actual extraterrestrial spacecrafts; and each
person will be convinced of what they believe. So if there is
indeed a government-controlled smoke screen, as I said, it
has been quite effective.

The bottom line, is that unless we have had an experience or
UFO encounter ourselves, and can produce verifiable evidence,
(and by this, I mean something more substantial than simply a
tape made during a hypnosis session, blurred photographs or
similar evidence), we must be willing to admit that we really
don't know what UFO's are. Lacking any hard, valid evidence
to substantiate our claims, everything that we say or suggest
remains in the realm of theory and speculation, and nothing
more. As I am sure you realize, even this series is just my
personal attempt to offer possible answers to the alien-UFO
issue. Being as I am a Christian, I am of course inclined to
lean towards a more spiritual explanation; however, I cannot
thoroughly validate my position; because other than my own
faith, and my personal understanding of God's Word, I have no
physical proof to substantiate it. Because of this fact, I am
forced to recognize that I cannot totally disregard some of
the other possible explanations that I have offered in this
series.

At this point, I would like to interject a comment regarding
the practice of hypnosis, which is sometimes used to extract
UFO experiences from the memories of individuals. As I have
pointed out to my readers before, I view hypnosis as a rather
dangerous practice. In order to be properly hypnotized, an
individual must be willing to, in essence, submit themselves,
and thus their spirit, to another person. I am convinced that
allowing this to occur can possibly lead to some potentially
life-threatening results. Why? Because just as with different
methods of meditation, when we no longer have full possession
of our faculties or bodies, we are opening up ourselves to
the possibility of spiritual attack; maybe even oppression or
possession. When a person is under hypnosis, who knows what
kind of spirits might try to slip into their minds or bodies.

Putting aside the spiritual dangers of hypnosis, I simply do
not believe that information retrieved under such conditions
is reliable. It can be tampered with, manipulated, distorted
or even be invented by the hypnotist, and then subconsciously
implanted into the person's mind through suggestion, so that
upon being wakened, the person really believes that certain
events occurred in their life, even if they really didn't.
Jacques F. Vallee holds to the same view. In the "50 GCAT"
interview that we discussed earlier, Doctor Vallee states:

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"I've been telling people, don't let anyone hypnotize you if
you've seen a strange light in the sky. I think a lot of
those people prominent in the press and in the National
Enquirer and in the talk shows and so on are creating
abductees under hypnosis. They are hypnotizing everybody
who's ever had a strange experience and telling them they
are abductees by suggestion. And they are doing that in good
faith. They don't realize what they are doing. But to my way
of thinking, that's unethical."

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There is another related point which I wish to mention. For
some time now, I have been concerned about the relationship
between the Internet, and the belief in aliens and UFO's. As
I explained at the beginning of this series, in my personal
life, I have never had any kind of experience which, in my
view, could even remotely suggest that I have seen an alien
or a UFO. Allow me to clarify that when I say "UFO", I don't
mean simply any "Unidentified Flying Object", but rather an
object which I can positively identify as being a craft of
non-human origin, which came from another world.

This point is rather important; because some people may tell
you that they have seen a UFO, for a variety of reasons that
we have already discussed before. However, when pressed for
the specifics of their so-called sighting, we discover that
while they may have truly seen something unusual, they don't
know for certain what it was. So while it may have been a
"UFO" in the true sense of the word, meaning that they just
weren't able to identify it, there is no proof that it was
an actual alien craft from the stars. We would also be wise
to remember that what may be unidentifiable to one person,
may very well be identifiable to another, such as someone
involved with a branch of the military, for example.

Personally, I'm unable to tell the difference between one jet
or plane and another. In similar fashion, I'm also blissfully
ignorant concerning all of the different makes and models of
cars that are available on the market today. But on the other
hand, an individual who has an interest in such things, might
be able to identify every single car which passes them on the
street, and even tell you specifics about them. So do you see
my point? Just because I personally can't identify something,
does not mean that it is truly unidentifiable; and calling an
object a UFO is really a subjective issue which is directly
affected by our personal knowledge and background. Following
this line of thought, it is easier to understand how a lot of
alleged UFO sightings, (and by this, I mean alien spacecraft),
may not really be UFO's at all, but simply normal objects or
phenomenon, which have been misidentified.

The problem with this issue of misidentification, is that it
erroneously augments the alien-UFO hype, and in fact blows it
out of proportion. Aside from the mass media, (movies, books,
magazines, television shows, etc.), I strongly suspect that
the Internet is responsible for doing the exact same thing;
in fact, perhaps even more so. I honestly don't know how many
sites currently exist which maintain their focus on the alien
and UFO phenomenon. Out of curiosity, I conducted a "Google"
search using the terms "aliens" and "UFO" together. Believe
it or not, I received an astounding 8,420,000 results. That
is a lot of pages dedicated to this topic. I can't begin to
imagine how long it would take to explore each and every one
of them.

My point is, if you do begin to read the information found on
many of these sites, don't be surprised if before long, you
find yourself forming the impression that not only are aliens
and UFO's real, but countless people have seen them, or heard
them, or possibly channeled them, or experienced them in some
other way; or if they haven't, then maybe they know somebody
personally who has. In other words, the World Wide Web tends
to give the distorted impression that just about everyone has
had some kind of alien-UFO related experience. Personally, I
find this distortion of the truth rather suspect, as well as
alarming, and I truly wonder what the real statistics are
concerning alien-UFO experiences.


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