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This is a research article concerning alleged military abductions of UFO-abductees, military implants... I researched this topic since about one year and contacted researchers all over the world. Now I am presenting my preliminary findings of this very hot topic. I was supported from many researchers and victims. I think you may be interested in the article.

By Jeffrey Weiss DALLAS MORNING NEWS September 9, 2004 Christopher Bader was one of those kids who loved tales of the improbable. He grew up to become his own improbable tale: Advertisement He's a sociology professor at the conservative and Baptist Baylor University, a Presbyterian who has a particular interest in people who say they are UFO abductees or victims of religion-linked ritual abuse. His study of the two groups was published in a recent issue of the Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion.

The Montauk Project, military abductions and mind control

On October 16th 1957 a 23-year-old Brazilian farmer Antonio Vilas Boas was working on his field, when the engine of his tractor suddenly stopped. In just several minutes the farmer saw a "flying disk" above his head. The spacecraft landed on the field, and Antonio saw three humanoids stepping out.

The 10-part miniseries dramatizes more than five decades of alien-abduction and UFO mythology. It clocks in at 20 hours. Ten directors worked on it. The budget was a reported $40 million. And here's the clincher: Steven Spielberg, a sizable name when it comes to movies and aliens, is the guiding hand behind the series showing on 10 consecutive weeknights (Dec. 2-6; Dec. 9-13).

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The site tells people how to make a tested device to stop aliens from abducting people. The device is confirmed by 15 abductees. It has 22 photos, step-by-step instructions, tools required and resources to purchase the materials.

Check out Strangewire.com, a new news blog for all things paranormal, supernatural, and the like from legitimate news sources. Unlike the type of sites and columns that deal in "wacky news"-style articles about goofy work mishaps and amusing medical malpractice, Strangewire attempts to deal with phenomena that are part of a bigger question, from strange lights in the sky in the south-west US, to a man with claims of a haunting in Australia, from zombies and voodoo practice in Haiti to global government conspiracies. Fox Mulder's favorite blog, in other words. Recent articles include headlines such as "FLESH CHUNKS IN IOWA WATER LINES" and "NEW JAPANESE GHOST DETECTOR FOR SALE." You know, to replace that old one.

Informative web site dealing with adverse alien intervention within human bonding relationships. Site has many articles on manipulation, reptilians, MILABS by Eve Lorgen and other contributers.