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[Sweetpumper]

Englishgent, on 25 April 2012 - 07:45 AM, said:

Agreed.
And why not abduct somebody of social or scientific importance or at least with some intelligence?

You actually think that everybody that makes the claim of abduction is stupid? There are some incredibly intelligent people who have made that claim.

[Sky Scanner]

Englishgent, on 25 April 2012 - 07:45 AM, said:

Agreed.
And why not abduct somebody of social or scientific importance or at least with some intelligence?

Devils advocate moment (for the moment)

Given the general disdain often levelled at people who claim alien abduction, and the general tag of not being very bright..

1) Given the media's propensity to build people up and then ridicule them in the public eye, and the general public's habit of following suit, why would anyone of importance want to come forward? (it's just another story after all)

2) How would we know whether anyone of social or scientific importance hasn't been abducted! (rhetorical, as obviously we don't know)

[itsnotoutthere]

Sweetpumper, on 25 April 2012 - 07:39 PM, said:

You actually think that everybody that makes the claim of abduction is stupid? There are some incredibly intelligent people who have made that claim.

name one

[Simbi Laveau]

Who is the guy speaking.Why would he even be of interest to MIB ?

[JGirl]

this is totally without any reason for existing other than to have this guy blathering onandonandon.
two men in suits come into a lobby
big whoop

[Lilly]

I think I know what the OP video was about...see this.

Viral marketing for the "Men in Black 3" movie soon to be released.

[Sakari]

Lilly, on 26 April 2012 - 02:10 AM, said:

I think I know what the OP video was about...see this.

Viral marketing for the "Men in Black 3" movie soon to be released.

Page 2 and 3 from this topic below

Seems like everyone missed it.

Sakari, on 23 April 2012 - 09:30 PM, said:

On my search to find a witty picture I found this











And yes, I called

Sakari, on 24 April 2012 - 04:52 PM, said:

It is a toll free number, give it a try

I promise, it is what it says it is.

Sakari, on 24 April 2012 - 05:02 PM, said:

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A teenager codenamed Bugeyes runs the website Men in Black Suits Are Real,  in which is a bit self-explanatory. While he doesn't have any proof nor  has a full understanding of who the MIB are, his goal during this  "experience" is to figure it all out. The website Following Bugeyes  helps you follow along, as it has a flowchart on the left side. When  you click on each box, it shows a snippet on the right that gives you  more details.

Right now the focus of BugEyes' efforts is a mysterious cake from  Baskin Robbins. It's called Pink Surprise Cake, and as of this  afternoon, someone has actually picked it up. We'll have to see what this "surprise" is and if it means anything.

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Those underlined are links












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I would not doubt if this video is part of it......



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Coffey, on 24 April 2012 - 05:09 PM, said:

Seems like this is a viral thing then as well. I wouldn't be surprised if this video was originally posted without sound as part of the viral campaign and some random youtuber did a voice over etc.


Thanks for the links and info.  

[DONTEATUS]

Bummer ! I wanted to Meet a MIB ! but I never seem to remember it.

[Sweetpumper]

itsnotoutthere, on 25 April 2012 - 09:36 PM, said:

name one

Off the top of my head, whether you believe him or not, you can't tell me Whitely Strieber is stupid. I also read a book by a doctor who claims she is an abductee. I can't remember her name though.

[tyrant lizard]

Sweetpumper, on 26 April 2012 - 03:57 PM, said:

Off the top of my head, whether you believe him or not, you can't tell me Whitely Strieber is stupid. I also read a book by a doctor who claims she is an abductee. I can't remember her name though.

He's not stupid, he got pretty rich on those stories.

Naming someone who's claim is dubious, and another who may or may not be a doctor does not mean there are incredably intellegent people making the abduction claim...

[Sweetpumper]

tyrant lizard, on 26 April 2012 - 06:29 PM, said:

He's not stupid, he got pretty rich on those stories.

Naming someone who's claim is dubious, and another who may or may not be a doctor does not mean there are incredably intellegent people making the abduction claim...

LOL.

Those 'stories' broke Whitley at one point, but you knew that. The doctor sure sounded smart in her book, and I don't remember there being a ghost writer.

Edit: Oh, and Sammy Hagar is light years from stupid, and certainly doesn't need money but still shares his experiences on this subject.

Edited by Sweetpumper, 26 April 2012 - 06:59 PM.

[DONTEATUS]

ANd Sammy Hagar wears a Soft-tech Helmut Like mine almost all the Time now !
You never know when sumptin will fall from the Sky onto your HEad !

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[tyrant lizard]

Sweetpumper, on 26 April 2012 - 06:47 PM, said:

LOL.

Those 'stories' broke Whitley at one point, but you knew that. The doctor sure sounded smart in her book, and I don't remember there being a ghost writer.

Edit: Oh, and Sammy Hagar is light years from stupid, and certainly doesn't need money but still shares his experiences on this subject.

my spelling ability may keep me from abduction!

[IslandWoman]

Gigantic blue eyes, no lashes, no eyebrows, very pale skin, and outdated clothing.....  I would have noticed them in passing, but no one else noticed their unusual features in the video.  Are they that oblivious?

[itsnotoutthere]

Sweetpumper, on 26 April 2012 - 03:57 PM, said:

Off the top of my head, whether you believe him or not, you can't tell me Whitely Strieber is stupid. I also read a book by a doctor who claims she is an abductee. I can't remember her name though.

Whitley Strieber, who has written several books about his alleged abductions, came to the realization he had been abducted by aliens after psychotherapy and hypnosis. Strieber claims that he saw aliens set his roof on fire. He says he has traveled to distant planets and back during the night. He wants us to believe that he and his family alone can see the aliens and their spacecraft while others see nothing. Strieber comes off as a very disturbed person, but one who really believes he sees and is being harassed by aliens. He describes his feelings precisely enough to warrant believing he was in a very agitated psychological state prior to his visitation by aliens. A person in this heightened state of anxiety will be prone to hysteria and be especially vulnerable to radically changing behavior or belief patterns. When Strieber was having an anxiety attack he consulted his analyst, Robert Klein, and Budd Hopkins, an alien abduction researcher. Then, under hypnosis, Strieber started recalling the horrible aliens and their visitations.

Another contributor to the mythology of alien abductions is Robert Bigelow, a wealthy Las Vegas businessman who likes to use his money to support paranormal research and who partially financed a Roper survey on alien abductions. The survey did not directly ask its 5,947 respondents if they had been abducted by aliens. Instead it asked them if they had undergone any of the following experiences:-

--Waking up paralyzed with a sense of a strange person or presence or something else in the room.

--Experiencing a period of time of an hour or more, in which you were apparently lost, but you could not remember why, or where you had been.

--Seeing unusual lights or balls of light in a room without knowing what was causing them, or where they came from.

--Finding puzzling scars on your body and neither you nor anyone else remembering how you received them or where you got them.

--Feeling that you were actually flying through the air although you didn't know why or how.

Saying yes to 4 of the 5 "symptoms" was taken as evidence of alien abduction. A 62-page report, with an introduction by John Mack, was mailed to some 100,000 psychiatrists, psychologist and other mental health professionals. The implication was that some 4 million Americans or some 100 million Earthlings have been abducted by aliens. As Carl Sagan wryly commented: "It’s surprising more of the neighbors haven’t noticed."