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Aliens and the Paranormal
So, I find myself amused by the most recent UFO segments in the news. The jokes. The uncomfortable laughter, even in the background. The disbelief. The denial. But more interestingly, in this recent data dump from the US Government about UFOs affecting humans, such as radiation burns, sunburns, missing time, and even pregnancies, there is an ambiguity factor. I am not hearing the names of people affected. I am not hearing journalist asking the question, “who was this woman who was impregnated?” What was the result? Was it human, alien, or hybrid? Who got radiation burns? These are important questions, right? Where are the scientists being interviewed to weigh in? Where is Neil deGrasse Tyson?! I want him to ask, “Can I speak to this woman who carried an alien baby?” He was all over that Tictac UFO? He doesn’t want to go over this woman with a fine, tooth comb?
Stan Michalak had a UFO encounter. He walked up on a UFO thinking it was just a United States experimental airplane and discovered aliens. It’s referred to as the Falcon Lake incident. He ended up in the hospital with radiation sickness and bizarre burn patterns etched into his skin. It’s such a big thing that Canada minted a coin to commemorate that event, here. It even glows in the dark! Yeah, lets spread some alien love and radiation around.
