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OBINA4.TXT - Ben Obina & the "J" Alien - Part IV
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- Ben Obina may be reached at the following address:
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Ben Obina
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2 Steeles Ave., W.
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Box 125
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Thornhill, Ontario
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L4J-1A1
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Note: The following was sent to me this month, and I was asked
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to distribute it on the network. For background information,
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please see the other "OBINA" files located with the UFONET
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File Library.
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- Tom Mickus 11/24/89
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"B:" = Ben Obina
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September 11th, 89. "J:" = Space Alien
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9:00 PM - 9:30 PM.
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B: When we last talked you told me to watch the news media between
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the 20th of August and the beginning of September for something
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that will be revealed. Was it the discovery of the gene that
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causes Multiple Sclerosis?
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J: That's correct.
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B: How did you beings participate in the discovery of this?
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J: We very simply gave them the correct equations for it. The
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equations they had up to that point were completely incorrect
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as a proportion. All we did was put it together for them by
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showing the correct amount of formula to use. It was gratifying
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to know that they were on the right path. It was something that
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was in the works for 3 or 4 months now and we decided to do
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something for them.
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B: And you gave it to them indirectly not revealing that you were
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aliens.
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J: That's correct, it was very low keyed. It was done through a
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leading scientist that does happen to know us, and of course he
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took most of the credit.
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B: And this will lead to the actual cure.
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J: That's correct.
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B: You said that on your trip you were going to talk to your elders
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about planning future events. What did you discuss with them?
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J: I can give you a basic idea without going into too much defined
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detail. One problem we were having was with the Communist
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countries. There were 2 opposing factors, one was the Russian
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factor and the other was the Chinese factor. We discussed certain
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matters with them, but they're not firm believers in us even when
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they actually see something right in front of their eyes. That was
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one obstacle that we were really running against, so the plan was
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to give some dramatic presentation to show people that there is
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freedom in the world and that there is a lot you can learn from
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each other. So we did what is called the East German connection,
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which is why East Germany opened it's doors to West Germany.
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B: You beings were responsible for that?
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J: That's correct. This is one experience that they basically agreed
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upon. If we could help them out in a certain way, they would allow
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this to happen.
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B: So you helped them in some way and in return they released all
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these East Germans?
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J: That's correct.
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B: In what way did you help them?
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J: Something in the form of technology. They were grateful for it,
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and are now on a different wavelength. East Germany was one
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obstacle and we overcame that.
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B: So this is giving them further proof that you beings are peaceful.
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J: That's correct.
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B: Last time we talked you wouldn't tell me why you were going to
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Florida. From what I've read, there's an underground base off the
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Florida coast.
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J: There is a base there, I can tell you that now.
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B: Is that what you didn't want to tell me?
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J: That is what I didn't want to tell you, but I was given permission
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to expose that if I had to. All our scientific research is held
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there and that was part of the scenario.
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B: But you do have bases in other locations.
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J: Yes we do, but that particular one is our major base.
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B: Would this be a base for experiments?
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J: It's a base for scientific research and it's also a major
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communications base. The magnetic pull from North to South are
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extremely strong in that area which is a natural factor on earth.
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Therefore a signal that had to be relayed could be transmitted
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within a few hours and finally reach home.
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B: There have been also reports of a base at Dulce, New Mexico.
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J: Yes we know of that one. Actually that's the area where a lot of
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UFO's have been spotted going in and out within the mountain
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terrain, but those particular crafts aren't ours.
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B: So most of the bases currently on earth may belong to other races
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as well?
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J: Absolutely, but they're not ours exclusively. Like I had mentioned
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to you before, there are between 12 and 20 other races on this
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planet that we know of.
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B: I've read several reports on the Dulce Base, and I find it
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disturbing to know what actually goes on there.
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J: I know exactly what goes on there, there's no other way that we're
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going to interfere to stop it.
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B: Do they have any right to do what they do?
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J: The experiments in that area is very limited and there's a tendency
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for exaggeration. The research is basically performed on wild
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animals and on vegetation. If there are any stories that come out,
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they're quite often prefabricated.
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B: There have been reports of half-human and half-animal creatures at
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the Dulce Base.
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J: A lot of these stories are basically fantasy. It probably sells a
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lot of books and magazines, but it isn't fact. We know exactly
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what's going on there since we are the eldest one on this particular
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planet. We don't interfere with them and they don't interfere with
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us. They're not really changing any great vast plan, all they're
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doing is just experimenting. But what they're experimenting on is
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for their own planet.
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B: How could they benefit by experimenting on animals?
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J: For food and preservation basically. They don't have any animals
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such as what you know here. It's for the reproduction of animals,
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nothing to do with humans. The oxygen content in their enviroment
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isn't necessarily as what you have here. They may have meteorite
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storms, nucleus gases, it could be a lot of other things that you
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don't know about, and therefore only the strong survive. What they
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are doing is that they are trying to cross some sub-species that
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can survive and reproduce each other, something like what your
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cattle would be here.
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B: Would that be the reason behind some of the cattle mutilations in
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the past?
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J: A lot of it has been experimented as such, so it's a strong
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possibility if that's what you believe.
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B: So it's obvious that many people prefabricate what is actually fact.
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J: Well for instance if you've seen a car accident and a person was hit
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by a car. The car was travelling 30 miles per hour and the person
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fell a foot or two. You relay that story to one person and that
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person tells another person and so on. By the time it's completely
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finished, the car is travelling 90 miles per hour and the person
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fell 10 feet.
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B: The story changes with each person.
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J: Exactly, it's like the preverbial (sic) game of broken telephone.
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A little bit is added each time, and by the time it reaches the
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last person the original version has been changed. What is
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basically going on there is stockbreeding in animal form that they
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hope to take back to their own planet. There's nothing there
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that's phenomenal, it's very uninteresting and its very superficial.
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If you read of half-human and half-animal creatures, believe me
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that doesn't exist. It's genetically impossible to reproduce that.
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Even we're not able to do that, and we have no intentions of doing
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that. We've had interested parties ask us about that and we've
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checked into it ourselves. People see what they want to see, if
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one sees a low flying plane then automatically it's a UFO. There's
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a possibility that there may be 3 or 4 crafts flying in that area,
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but when all of a sudden people start seeing 20 or 30 going in and
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out...it's impossible.
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B: So this is an example of a person seeing what they want to see.
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J: It's not only seeing, a person can actually believe that they've
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seen a craft. We actually know that for a fact that there have
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been many legitimate claims that they have been spotted. From
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last recollection the most that they have in crafts is about 12,
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there's absolutely no way there's 20 or 30. Each of their crafts
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are identical and most of the reports that have been given out
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claims to be the opposite. I know the area that you're talking
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about precisely and everyone of these crafts are identical.
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B: How would the base at Dulce differ with your base off the coast
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of Florida?
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J: Our research is scientific to help mankind, their research is
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scientific to help themselves. We don't need the help, we're
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way beyond that. I'm not bragging or boasting, I'm just telling
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you a fact.
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B: What sort of research would be done at your base?
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J: Scientific research to cure diseases and communication with other
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galaxies as well. You people don't realize that the communication
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is phenomenal based on earth. You're sending out signals into
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space and hoping that it will come back with some sort of response.
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You sent up your Voyager craft with a pathetic little record and
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hopeful that some race wil find it out in space trying to decipher
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exactly what it is. Even we don't know whats ever out there
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ourselves, so our base is always trying to communicate with other
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civilizations and star charts in your galaxy.
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B: So your base would be mainly used as a communications base and a
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research facility.
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J: That's basically it.
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B: I've read that in some bases there are displays that show what
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level of technology the earth is currently at.
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J: Yes, we do have facilities for that.
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B: Have any humans been inside your base?
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J: Never, and in order to get into it we would have to switch into
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our forms again, otherwise we wouldn't be able to exist in that
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type of setting. Our system itself is designed for our own
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enviroment. If we entered the base in human form, we would have
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to change the air content and the pressurized system or we would
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not be able to survive.
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B: I've read that they have allowed some people to tour the Dulce
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Base. I've seen several pictures, but I don't know if those are
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even legitimate or not.
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J: I doubt it because they would never allow that to happen. Like I
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said we happen to know them, it's an unwritten creed. The only
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way they would happen to come across it is perhaps their own
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stupidity of stumbling across it because it's so well hidden and
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so well disguised.
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B: I'm just wondering why some people have claimed to be inside the
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base.
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J: Some people would like to believe what they want to believe.
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B: I've also read that several scientists and military personnel
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that have visited Dulce were killed for scientific experiments.
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J: That's ridiculous. I know who you're talking about, there's no
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way that they would harm anyone. All they're doing is basically
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experimenting on animals native to that region and agriculture
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work. They're working with plants and a lot of vegetation.
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They're working with meat, but not human meat. First of all
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they're not even meat eaters, they're vegetarians. The only
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reason why they would want cattle would be for the actual
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stockbreeding. Why would they want to kill humans? ..it doesn't
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make sense. There's always somebody that has to say something
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downright negative. They're very peaceful and they have no
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hostility whatsoever. The earth was the only planet close enough
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that gave some form of vegetation and animal life, which is
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basically what they want. Their own planet has a tremendous amount
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of water but very little land, and the land that they do have
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because of it's soil content cannot grow very much. Therefore
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with the experiments of crops with their type of soil samples
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and the types of animals here, they are trying to produce results
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which they can maintain in their own enviroment.
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B: Getting back to the Voyager, you said that NASA has found certain
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things that they haven't told the public. What sort of things?
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J: What they have found are pictures of other crafts flying along side
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(sic) of Voyager, whcih they won't expose just yet. The Voyager
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is supposedly sending back pictures from millions of miles away,
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and if you think for one minute that those pictures could show
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everything that goes on..it's impossible. So we've given it that
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little push and helped it along it's way, because that craft should
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have quit 5 years ago.
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B: When I think about it, there's no way the signal would be strong
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enough to send back pictures from that distance.
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J: There's no way, but our base has helped chart the Voyager on the
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exact course it should be taking and it has also given it the
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strength and power to transmit the signal back to earth. All
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we're really doing is boosting the signal. As soon as we would
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tell NASA that we're assisting it, we would be blamed for
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interference immediately. Plus the fact that the pictures that
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you've received back aren't exactly accurate, they have been
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altered to a certain degree not to expose too much. The Voyager
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has been taking pictures consistently for each particular mile,
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and NASA has pictures of other crafts which they will not expose
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to you just yet.
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B: The key word is yet, because they eventually will.
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J: They have no alternative because people are starting to question
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it themselves. NASA can't keep denying it. All of a sudden
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people are being let go into freedom, cures are being found and
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nations are talking about disarmament. How come all in one year?
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..they're wondering.
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B: So you're aiming for world peace.
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J: That's our basic goal. Right now there is world peace, that part
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of the goal has been more or less achieved. But to maintain it
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is something else, we intend to make sure it stays this way.
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Actually several years ago the earth should have been destroyed
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completely, because you people came very close to pushing buttons.
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B: Well thank goodness it didn't happen.
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J: We were very fortunate there because we would have been destroyed
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ourselves. We know it's very good in planning to make a quick
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retreat, but sporadically when all those missiles are launched,
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we don't have enough time ourselves to get off your planet.
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B: Is that all you discussed with your elders on your trip? Just the
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situation between China and Russia?
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J: Well that was part of it, the other was for certain cures. We have
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to ask ourselves should we do it, should we not do it and weigh out
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the possibilities. Some of us said that you people aren't ready
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for it yet and some of us said that you are ready and have been
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ready for a long time. Yet we were afraid to give you too much
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too soon because if we give you a cure for one, immediately you're
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going to want a cure for something else. The evolution of earth
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is not ready for that yet. It's kind of cold and shallow to say,
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but it's better if some of you do die. Your population is currently
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overriding itself, and for those who are really sick and beyond help,
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it's not fair to invent something and to give them hope where there
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isn't any hope. People expect us to do something unbelieveable..
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we can't work miracles, we can only work fact.
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Plus the fact that your metabolisms aren't exactly the easiest to
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work with either, but we did give you something very simple to
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work with. AIDS would be the ultimate cure which you people would
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probably want. Unfortunately that's a very new one to us as well,
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and we're still experimenting with that ourselves. There are things
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that we can advise you on, but then again if it doesn't work out we
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get blamed automatically for it. So it's better that you experiment
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until we are really sure we know exactly what causes it.
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B: So you're working on it.
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J: Absolutely, but it's very strange because we don't even know
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ourselves what it's caused from. If we had the fact of what causes
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it, we could experiment with that fact..but yet we don't know what
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that fact is. Your doctors don't know and our scientists don't
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know either, but we've basically narrowed it down to a couple of
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things.
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B: But eventually the cure would be found.
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J: Eventually yes, I would say in a short time frame. There are some
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of your drug companies who claim that they have found something, but
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from our knowledge that's like taking aspirin for AIDS and it doesn't
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make any sense. I suppose it's alright if it makes the people feel
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better and if it gives them some hope. I wish I could say a lot
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of positive things about it, but I really don't at this point.
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B: Have you found a cure for cancer yet?
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J: Yes.
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B: And that is something which will be revealed later on.
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J: That's something that will be revealed. But like I said we can't
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give you all these cures immediately, because unfortunately some
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are destined to die. It's evolution, there's nothing that can be
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done.
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B: I thought that with the formulas you beings have created, you can
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prevent certain diseases.
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J: We can prevent it, but how many people are willing to take it?
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Lets take cancer, once it's set in your body and there's nothing
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you can do..you're beyond any help, even we would die ourselves.
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B: Then what good are these formulas?
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J: These formulas are if you're not in the very late stages of it,
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then you can be helped and cured. Right now you don't even have
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a cure for the starting or the advanced stages. You don't even
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have a precaution for it either, we have the precaution. We
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have the cure if you're not in the advanced stages, but if you're
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too advanced into it there's nothing we can do. We're not god's
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we're only scientists.
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B: So what you have is just a precaution and not the cure.
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J: Well the cure is there in the respect if you want to take it to
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prevent from getting it. If people want the cure for those who
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are completely beyond help, then we're being god and we're not out
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to do that. If a person is diagnosed with a brain tumour, we
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certainly have the means for curing it. But if you get someone
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who is in the advanced stage and try giving them the same formula,
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nothing is going to happen. There's only so much you can do for a
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human being and that's it. Unfortunately the human body is one of
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the weakest in the galaxy. A lot of it has to do with your own
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natural air which mankind has gradually contaminated. Your ozone
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layer has completely deteriorated. The only thing that's holding
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it together right now is a lot of outside intervention, other
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than that it crumbled 10 years ago.
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B: What do you mean by outside intervention?
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J: We put something in your atmosphere which is holding it together,
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but even that's limited. If you contine to pollute the air the
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way you do, there's nothing we can do to help.
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B: So you're saying our atmosphere would be the cause of many
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diseases which exist.
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J: Exactly. We've explained this to your leading scientists, but
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unfortunately they won't accept it. We've given you the cause
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and we've given you the cure, do something about it yourselves
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..and you just don't want to do it. What are we supposed to do?
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Are we supposed to spank your hand and say that you're going
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about it all wrong? We can't intervene that way, but we have
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intervened the other way by putting a nutrient in your systems
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and protecting it to a certain degree, but even that's going
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to fail.
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B: I'm wondering why people are refusing help from you beings.
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J: It's your financial system. Let's say we give you a complete
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cure for cancer, what are all these pharmaceutical companies
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going to do? Who's going to get it first? Who's going to be
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the one to market it? Everybody. Think about it logically,
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at the same time what happens to all the companies that have
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put out vaccines?
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B: They would go bankrupt.
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J: That's it. They actually don't want the cure, even for something
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as simple as the common cold. But yet what would happen? All
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the aspirin companies would go bankrupt. All the cough medicine
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companies would go bankrupt. They actually want people to be
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sick..I really don't understand you people. But if that's the
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way your economy is concerned, who are we to say different. The
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rest of it is up to you with what you want to do with your lives.
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B: You said that after the formation all the contactees will have
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the formulas for the precautions and the cures for these diseases.
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You're telling me a lot won't want it, but what would be the point
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of having it?
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J: We're offering it to you at that point, but what you want to do
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with it is an entirely different story. Don't forget if all of
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a sudden you wake up tommorrow and the cure for the common cold
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is on the shelves, who's going to buy it? Who's going to believe
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it? The only way we can present it is if we present it ourselves.
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It's a little more believeable that way.
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B: So all the contactees would be just promoting it.
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J: You're not really promoting it, but you'll be open-minded about
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it. It'll certainly be a lot easier for people to accept. But
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like I said we can give you a cure for the common cold tomorrow,
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but who's going to buy it? First of all they wouldn't want it;
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Secondly the people wouldn't believe it; Thirdly we're not there
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to present ourselves showing it to you. There is a vaccine that
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could be put in your system and in a matter of seconds completely
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cure it, but unfortunately you people don't want to take it. We
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have approached you, but you come back with the same world that's
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out there. People are going to buy it, then what happens to all
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the other medicine that is already marketed? It leads you right
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back to the beginning again. If people want to kill each other
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then that's fine, just don't start any nuclear wars.
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B: I certainly don't want any nuclear wars..
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J: We don't have any intentions of letting it happen. I'm not saying
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that the earth will be destroyed physically, but it will be
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destroyed to the point where the contamination will be phenomenal.
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You would be fortunate to have any survivors because currently
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there's a great amount of artillery and destruction power.
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B: I would assume that a lot of land would disappear.
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J: A lot of land has disappeared already based on your experiments.
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A good portion of the Atlantic Ocean floor has been damaged through
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nuclear tests, let alone killed off a lot of your own natural
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resources which is the actual water itself. You have such a
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beautiful planet, I don't know why you would ever want to destroy
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it. Stupidity is one good explanation, and the other explanation
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is that to us you're only just babies. You haven't even learned to
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stand yet, never mind walking. And when you can appreciate what you
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have, then mabey (sic) you can understand and try to help each other
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rather than to kill each other. Not only will you be hurting
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yourselves, but consider that there's other races out there besides
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yourselves that you will be hurting.
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B: So that would be the reason why I and other contactees would know
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this information, to advance mankinds knowledge.
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J: Somewhere along the lines, we hope it takes effect. We decided to
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tell you all of this in advance so that you wouldn't be in a complete
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shock. You could believe what you want to, but I'm just giving you
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basic facts.
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B: Do you forsee the people accepting this information?
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J: We forsee a lot of things. A lot of people will accept it and a
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lot of people won't accept it, eventually they will all accept it.
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B: Did you also forsee that I would be caught off guard at that point?
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Which is why I was told several years beforehand?
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J: Like I said it takes a lot of sinking in. In East Germany's case it
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just didn't happen overnight. We negotiated with them and they
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negotiated with us. And what they wanted was actually very simple
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..it was a nuclear power plant. It was a generator that was
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efficient in operating for for their type of terrain. When they
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first wanted it constructed, they couldn't decide on how to approach
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it. It was a matter of us spending a couple of hours with them, and
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we drawn (sic) it up completely. It's no big secret, within the
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next 3 months from now people are going to hear that East Germany
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has a nuclear power plant. It's not done through us directly, it's
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presented by those who are in power in the government. And their
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sources, which we know are us can never be said or told. They were
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so grateful, they released more than what we negotiated for as a
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figure. It was really good on their part because it showed a lot
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of faith.
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B: To end off, I'm still unclear on the method of how the implant was
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inserted into my brain.
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J: It's directed at you and it's implanted, that's it. You feel
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nothing, there's no blood and there's no cut. It's basically like
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shining a flashlight on a wall.
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B: It's that simple?
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J: It's that simple. Sorry to disillusion you if you were set for
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some operating procedure. It's equivalent to taking a flashlight
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and shining it against a wall. You're not capable of performing
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that type of procedure, we are. It's an energy itself with a
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condensed light source, and don't ask me to explain it because I
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would lose you after the first sentence. Just us being here proves
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that we're a little beyond you..
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