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Note: The following 12-page transcript was sent to me by resident of
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Toronto, and CUFORN member, Ben Obina. I received it in mid-
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Aug. This file was typed in courtesy of Linda Murphy of NEXUS
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BBS <<UFONET V>>, in Flagstaff, AZ. - Tom Mickus
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B: Do did you hear anything about what I talked to you about the last time?
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J: Yes I did.
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B: What happened?
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J: Well they came to the conclusion that it wasn't that. I suggest that you
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get yourself checked out because it is definitely not from that.
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How are you feeling by the way?
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B: I'm feeling fine. After we last talked, you said that they would do it
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within the next couple of days.
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J: Yes, a day or two.
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B: I've had a couple of headaches, so they must have done something.
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J: They have run some tests, but it wasn't from that. So you might have some
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infection I suppose.
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B: An infection? But nothing that would affect my hearing though.
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J: No, absolutely not.
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B: I see. So can I ask you some questions?
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J: Go ahead.
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B: Remember when I was implanted at a young age, I remember being in an
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operating type room. This would have been done while I was asleep. I really
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don't understand how this was done, would my body still be on the bed?
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J: Absolutely.
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B: So how were they able to operate on me while I was still asleep?
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J: You were semi-conscious, you weren't sleeping. You would know, hear and see
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everything around you, but you would be in a state of semi-consciousness.
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B: But that means that I wouldn't have been in the same room I was sleeping
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in.
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J: Not necessarily, but you could have been.
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B: I don't understand how that works.
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J: Let me put it to you this way, it could be implanted from any distance
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whatsoever. You don't necessarily have to be in that same room that it's
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taking place at. You might have been asleep, or you might have been semi-
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conscious. It might have lasted an hour or two of your time, but it's
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really a few seconds.
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B: So these beings are able to operate from any distance whatsoever.
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J: Within the range of approximately 50-60 miles.
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B: And this was the same way they were able to scan my brain.
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J: Not your brain but the implant. And if you have any headaches, that may
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have
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been it, but they're subsided by now have they now?
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B: Yes.
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J: Have you gotten a buzzing sensation?
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B: No, just the headaches.
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B: You said that during the formation, the implant will be activated by light.
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J: That's right. The best description of it would be not as a laser light, but
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a very fine tuning light.
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B: And how long will this take?
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J: Seconds.
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B: Only a couple of seconds?
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J: Based on your judgement, seconds. It wouldn't even be measured. Depending
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on the range of course, the farther away you are the longer it might take.
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B: But these beings will actually be there.
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J: That's right.
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B: And besides seeing spacecraft or whatever, will anything else happen at
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that time?
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J: This is actually why I'll be leaving out of town for the next little while.
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I can't really discuss that, I'm sorry.
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B: You are planning ahead.
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J: That's right.
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B: Is there anything else you could disclose other than the activation of the
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implants and the appearance of space crafts? Will your elders talk to us
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face to face? Anything like that?
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J: Let me put it to you this way, stay tuned to the news media between the
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20th and the beginning of next month. You might be pleasantly surprised.
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B: So you're gradually revealing yourselves.
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J: Very gradually.
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B: I've read in a couple of newsletters and books that 1991 would be a year of
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change. Would this be around the time it might occur?
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J: Approximately yes. I did say a couple of years.
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B: You also said that some of the information the contactees are to know would
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be formulas.
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J: Well formulas to better yourself with, not formulas for nuclear disasters.
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B: Could you give me an example?
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J: Medical formulas basically. A lot of formulas on how to provide for
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yourself as far as food is concerned.
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B: Could you give me an example? It's kind of confusing when you said formulas
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because there are so many different types.
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J: Formulas for expeditions into space; Formulas for food processing and
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growing; formulas for medical and scientific research, and cures to certain
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types of ailments and diseases. Without specifically going into one or the
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other, a cure will be found for something that has been researched for
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a number of years. This is one way of showing that we are peaceful.
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B: And all of this will be like second nature to all the contactees.
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J: That's right.
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B: We wouldn't even have to think about it.
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J: No. You people will be shown how to create it by us.
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B: How are we to be shown if all the information is contained in the implant?
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J: Because we have to expose ourselves in order to create this. We will be
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doing a lot of experimenting and showing how some of these things can be
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actually created, in order to show that we are genuine and that we are
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trying to help you.
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B: This is after the formation.
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J: This is correct, but only after.
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B: A couple more questions?
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J: Go ahead.
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B: Around the times I was implanted, I was always puzzled why I rose several
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feet in the air at night.
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J: Like I said you were semi-conscious. Each person I suppose has a different
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way of expressing it, that might have been your way of interpreting it.
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Normally you may rise to a certain point. Don't forget that you have
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created your body and your soul. Your body is basically a cell to house
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your soul, but your soul is still there.
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B: So you were just touching on the outer part.
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J: Yes, the outer shell of the body but not your soul obviously. That's
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sacred to everyone, even us.
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B: Another question?
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J: O.K.
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B: I was watching a show earlier this afternoon and there was some minister
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talking. He was touching on how UFO's and the devil were both related.
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J: Well don't believe much of these ministers. I mean if you listen to the
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things that happen to some of these ministers, I wouldn't put my faith into
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any of them.
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B: It's not that I believe them, I just think that after the formation those
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are the types of people that we'll have a hared time dealing with. I'm sure
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that many people will be referring to the Bible, and in it reads; 'In the
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future, do not worship the false prophets'. That's kind of referring to all
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the people who were implanted.
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J: Flase prophets would only mean that they would recreate themselves as being
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God. That's what a prophet is.
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B: Tell that to others, because for many people prophets are basically ones
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who like to spread the message about a certain subject.
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J: You have to remember that there are others who are not religious. Take even
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the religious ones, they haven't seen any miracles yet. All they have are
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these evangelists who go around preaching, but really have no backbone to
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give actual proof. We're going to give some proof.
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B: But their backbone is the Bible.
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J: I'm not saying the Bible is wrong. There's a lot of passages that are
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correct, but there's also a lot of fallacy in it.
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B: Yet, but these ministers will believe what they want to belive.
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J: Well that's fine, they're getting paid millions a year to believe what they
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want to. If they could push that message to the people, then that's better
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ammunition for me.
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B: I see it as being a lot of trouble for me.
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J: Not really.
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B: Because it's going to be like their word against ours.
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J: But they can't produce what we can produce. They can't pick up their hand
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and raise a house, we can. If you don't see it, you won't believe it..we're
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going to give them something to see. Believing is fine but you can only
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believe for so long and then you give up faith and hope. Once you show a
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lot of dramatic experiences, then people start to believe. We're not going
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out as prophets, that' not our intention..we just don't want mankind to
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blow themselves up. That's basically it. You've suffered long enough, it's
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about time you've had a bit of help. Your Voyager spacecraft is on the
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outskirts of the solar system right now, and you've found some definent
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signs of a lot of things out there that NASA doesn't tell you about.
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B: You mean they have had things come back that..
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J: Absolutely. You experiment all you want, and a lot of things you'll find
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out for yourselves. We are not able to show you everything, a lot of things
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you've found already.. you just don't know what to do with them. If you
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can't go out and touch it, then it's not real. Well we're going to show you
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things that you can touch, that will be real. I think the best thing is to
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show that there are a lot of cures for many diseases which exist. It's no
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miracle, it's just that our scientific methods are far superior to any of
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yours. We are out to help you people. If you feel that we're false god's,
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were not. I might as well be back home, but unfortunately at this
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particular point I can't go back. I'm quite satisfied just adapting to the
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way I am now. I could give cures and scientific formulas, but you people
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aren't yet ready to accept it.
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B: I just thought that the contactees would break the normal routine of many
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people.
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J: No, not at all. We can't guarantee that everything will be 100%, because we
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know the way we work and we know the way you people work. It's going to be
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a rough road for a little while, there's no question there. When you look
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at the average person on earth that has some of these facts and producing
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them to other humans, it might be a little more believable. They might be
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feared of our form for a little while, you might have to get used to it.
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B: You won't be in your human form any longer?
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J: Not necessarily.
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B: I see.
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J: What I find humorous are some of these newsstand magazines like the
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National Enquirer and The Sun which each week has a write up on some UFO's
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or space aliens. If you're ever so inclined to buy yourself a copy.. I
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don't but we have exposure to them. Some of the stories in there are
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outrageous. I don't know where they get them from, but I have yet to see
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one that' even half accurate.
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B: I read in the Enquirer awhile back that during the testing of a U.S.
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missile, a UFO approached it in flight and directed a laser towards it.
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J: And destroyed it.
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B: Exactly. That was probably true.
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J: That was true. The guidance system on that missile wouldn't have exploded
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into space where it was supposed to be destined to actually test the
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capability of that missile and to find out it's destruction power.
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Apparently the guidance system was off and the detection devices that were
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on the ground in the control center had no knowledge of it, and it was
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foreseen that this missile would crash back to earth again. Unfortunately
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it would have crashed in the excess of 1500 miles away from where it was
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supposed to explode in space, bringing it on a population of about 40 to 50
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thousand people who would have been annihilated. No World War 3 existing
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from it, just an awful tragedy. And it was foreseen that this was going to
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happen.
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B: And you knew about this all along>
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J: We monitor everything that goes up there. Therefore it was completely
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destroyed by one of our crafts.
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B: SO the place that you went to just recently was to plan the events of a
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couple years from now.
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J: That's right, and in fact I'll be going back again at the end of this
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week.
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B: This is to meet with your elders?
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J: Yes.
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B: Just so that everything turns out perfect?
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J: It's not only that, but we're just reviewing a few different things which
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have come to light and we have to sort of prepare ourselves to know how to
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handle it. There's nothing that's perfect, and we can't say everything's
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going to be perfect... but it will be very close to it. We don't want to
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cause a massive disruption in your lifestyle, we just want to better it,
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that's really all we're planning for. We don't want you people to blow
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yourselves up and we don't want our planet or atmosphere to be
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contaminated. Mabey it's selfish, but we certainly like to live too.
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B: I was thinking that perhaps I would've gone crazy if I wasn't told about
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what was going on.
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J: No, you probably wouldn't have.
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B: Because it was my guardian who saw me putting those ads in, and it was he
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who eventually told you.
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J: I know you don't who your guardian is, but during the past 90 day's
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have you met someone that you've known before that you haven't seen for
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some time?
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B: Actually, you've hinted to me a couple of times who this person might be.
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And I've sort of had an idea all this time, and this person called me up a
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couple of months ago and asked if I wanted to go out. I told him that I was
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kind of busy and this person hasn't called back ever since.
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J: Like I said it was in the 90 day period. It might be very well this person,
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or then again it might not.
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B: You said that when I finally do encounter my guardian, I should look in his
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eyes. Why?
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J: Because the truth is right there.
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B: In his eyes?
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J: Our eyes would be a little bit different from what your eyes would be.
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B: In what way?
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J: I'm just disclosing that there's a lot of confidence. The pupils on the
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eyes are not exactly formed correctly. The retina and the pupil are both the
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same color, it's very hard to distinguish that there's even a pupil there.
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That's the only part we could not form perfectly.
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B: I've looked over many abduction cases, and obviously that was the time
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when a person was actually implanted. Sometimes they describe these beings
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inserting needles into their abdomen and showing pictures of their brain.
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J: These are just newcomers.
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B: Newcomers?
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J: Lets call them extra-terrestrials. I call the extra, because they are
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certainly not what we are. Take an age difference, 10 years old an 50 years
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old. We are the ones who are 50 years old and they are ones who are 10
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years old. They may be very well from other galaxies I don't know. We don't
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know everyone that's down here, but we do get periodic information to say
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yes there is another fleet that has landed and is experimenting. They may
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be here for a month, or they may be here for 20 years... we don't know.
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B: This is their way of implanting people?
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J: This is their barbaric way of doing it I suppose. I'm not saying that we're
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the most advanced. There are more superior that ours, but they are billions
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of light years away from this particular planet. They have no intention of
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getting involved because they have no immediate danger of anything
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infiltrating their area.
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B: So you're going away soon.
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J: I'm going to be leaving next Friday on holidays.
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B: Do you tell your wife where you go?
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J: My wife goes with me. We're going down south to Florida, and the areas that
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we're destined to go to as long as we're there with the children would be
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West Palm Beach.
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J: But I'll be taking 3 days off on my own because I would have to take care
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of some preparations, and that would be in the triangle.
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B: In the triangle?
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J: Around the triangle area.
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B: Why in that particular place?
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J: I can't disclose that, I'm sorry.
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B: Well from what I've read in books, there used to be some landmass that
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existed in that area thousands of years ago.
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J: The city of Atlantis and all that. Yes that's true.
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B: Does this have to do with that?
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J: No that's long gone. Now it's just a nice Biblical story, that's all it
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is. But there is something in there that does belong to us and it's a
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homing device basically.
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B: A homing device for what?
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J: Our ships.
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B: Is that where you store most of your ships?
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J: No it's not where we store them, it's a beacon. In other words if we're
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coming in, we have beacons in certain areas, and if we want to get in
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contact..it's really complex and I really shouldn't be discussing it, I'm
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sorry. I can give a little bit of a clue though, it's basically a homing
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device for visitors from other areas besides ourselves. The best way to
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describe it would be as a..
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B: Lighthouse.
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J: Exactly, that's basically it. It's nothing fancy because our crafts go
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under there as well and there is storage facilities for certain things.
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It's all underwater and it's certainly in one of the deepest parts of the
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ocean.
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B: Would this be ties in with the number of disappearances of ships in there?
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J: Yes it would be. If it's any consolation, no harm has come to anyone.
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B: They're down there?
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J: They very well may be, I don't know. It's completely vast, you're talking
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almost 4,000 miles underneath the ocean.
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B: For what purpose would you bring these people down there?
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J: We didn't bring them down there.
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B: Then why did these ships sink?
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J: Because of the beacon and it's magnetic pull. Don't forget that your ocean
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is a perfect magnet. Between the moon and the earth there's a gravitational
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pull, all we've done is latch on to the water. The water is serving as one
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large magnet, it just so happens that it could be only spread out so far.
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B: Didn't you foresee that many ships would sink with the beacon down there?
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J: We did and we've corrected that to a certain extent, that's the reason why
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you don't hear of these disappearances. Or if you do hear of them it's
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almost nil. Although when these things were built, we did have our problems
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because first of all we weren't used to your water depths, we're not
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amphibious. For us to build or to conduct anything in that type of
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atmosphere, it was next to impossible but we managed to do it. But no harm
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came to anybody, and all they've been is just relocated somewhere else.
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Living very normal lives but unfortunately they have no recollection of who
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they are, and where they're from or what exactly happened to them. For the
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past 10 years or so, you don't hear of any disappearances whatsoever.
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B: It all took place about 50 years ago.
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J: For the past few years like I said, within a range of about 10 years or
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less there haven't been any problems. Mabey 1 or 2 but those were just
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freak accidents.
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B: Remember I told you that one of the places I'd want to go to and spread the
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message would be my native country. I was always curious as to why you
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paused after that, it was as if you knew something.
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J: I didn't pause because I wasn't sure if you were going to go there or not,
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you may not want to go there at all. It's your decision where you want to
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be based, if you want to go there then that's fine. But you have to
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understand that there are people in that area already, you may not be
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needed there or even wanted there.
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B: Would I know if I were not wanted there?
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J: Absolutely, because you'll all be contacting and seeing each other, if not
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that same day, then the very next day.
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B: So we're all going to know each other.
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J: Yes you will.
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B: How?
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J: That's a very delicate mystery. You'll know each other once you see each
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other. As I said you'll all be going up in ships, and each individual ship
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is part of a puzzle. And each individual ship will form one large ship. I
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can't really explain it in your terms, but it's like pieces of a puzzle.
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Don't forget that it's all light powered. Light you can put your hand
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through, light blends, light can be reflected. Everything in individual
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ships can be put together as one large ship, therefore your capability of
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moving around wouldn't be limited. You'll have all these people in that
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area, you'll be introduced to each other.
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B: Approximately how many will we know?
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J: I couldn't tell you at this point because I really don't know myself. I
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know the numbers haven't been growing, we haven't allowed it to grow. We've
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actually diminished some of the numbers because we felt these people
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weren't sincere enough, or else just plain didn't what to. But the majority
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of them have been contacted.
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B: It's strange because I watched this show and a group of contactees were
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talking amongst themselves, and most were asking, 'Why me? I wish I were
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never contacted by these beings.'
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J: Well that's fine but we picked out certain individuals which we knew had
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traits. But unfortunately some of them had the traits but just didn't want
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it and there's nothing you can do to force them. We're not forcing it on
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any individual, if they don't want to...well that's fine. The only thing is
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once they're blanked out and the implant is removed, they'll have no
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recollection of it whatsoever. All that knowledge they have keyed in them
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is
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completely eliminated. They would just carry on with a normal life as if
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nothing happened and they wouldn't have any recollection of speaking to
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anyone of us, and for all they know all those minutes and hours have been
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lost.
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B: Approximately how many people have been implanted in North America?
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J: Anywhere between 5 and 8 thousand at this given time.
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B: These are the people are to spread all this information around?
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J: That's correct.
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B: 5 and 8 thousand, that' not a whole lot.
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J: Not it's not, but in this general area of North America were talking about.
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I don't have the figures of what it is completely over the world, I'm only
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concerned with this area.
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B: So between 5 and 8 thousand just in North America.
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J: There could be another 20, I don't know. The world is divided up into
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sectors, I'm only concerned with this sector. I am not involved in any
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goings on in any parts of the world other than this sector. It would be
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impossible, there would be no way I could put myself in those areas.
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B: And the 8,000 that are implanted are always monitored.
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J: Absolutely.
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B: Doesn't that mean that there would be 8,000 of your type here as well?
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J: Not necessarily. Don't forget that there are 8,000 monitored, but out of
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those 8,000 there might be one for every 30 people or one for every 100.
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And out of those hundred people 20 in fact may decline.
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B: Was an interest in UFO's one of the traits these beings were looking for?
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J: A genuine interest and a genuine sincerity. First of all a belief in it,
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because it's impossible to convince somebody that just doesn't believe in
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it unless they see it. But it's much easier to retroact with somebody
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that's at least open minded about it. It's much easier to relate to this
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person because they do have that interest in it. If somebody doesn't
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believe in it, that's fine.
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B: Not only the sincerity part, but should a person have a strong character as
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well?
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J: Not necessarily, but a willingness to at least improve their character.
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B: I'm just wondering why my guardian decided to contact you, I would have
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found out about all this later on. Instead I had to find out about this 2
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years before hand.
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J: But you have to understand that 2 years is not all that long away. And to
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prepare you for it, it might take 2 years for it to sink in your head. Like
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I said you are monitored, and when you placed your ad, it was out of your
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chain basically. We figured it's about time that you better be told exactly
|
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what's happening. And if you want to bring this information to magazines
|
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and publishing, that's fine. A lot of people will believe it and a lot of
|
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people won't believe it, that's entirely up to them. But in most cases if
|
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they want proof, we can show them proof right now. But we're not about to
|
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reveal ourselves at this particular point and blow everything, it's not
|
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worth it to us. We planned this for so long to throw it all away just to
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prove to one or a 100 people that we're here. Why bother with 100 people
|
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when you can save millions of lives.
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