THE UNNAMED DISEASE
By
I just finished reading a book published in 1999 titled: ‘THE ABDUCTION ENIGMA”, subtitled: “The truth behind the mass alien abductions of the late twentieth century.” The three authors of this work are Kevin D. Randle, Russ Estes and William P. Cone, Ph.D.
The essence of the 388 pages that
I carefully read can be summed up in the authors’ own words, within one
paragraph, on page 359. I quote the
book, exactly:
“Here’s what it all comes down to. There is not a single shred of physical evidence that alien
abductions are taking place other than the tainted testimony of the
abductees. The physical evidence to
support the claims is nonexistent. What
has been offered as proof has been eliminated through testing by objective
scientists or additional research by unbiased investigators. The scars, missing fetus, or the implants do
not carry the proper medical documentation to make a strong case and in fact,
suggest something else altogether.”
These three authors set out, from the first chapter, to
thoroughly point out the flaws, mistakes, assumptions and lack of due diligence
exercised by well-known researchers in the field such as John Mack, John
Carpenter, David Jacobs and Budd Hopkins.
In pointing out “flaws and faults” of other authors they
include some not-so-familiar names such as Derrel Sims – (the alien hunter),
Dr. Roger Leir and Joe Nyman.
As you read page after page of why these three authors
believe that abductions by aliens are impossible, you may find some of the
logic, quite compelling.
I am reminded, for example, that I was among the first who
truly believed that the Boeing 747 was such a massive hunk of tonnage, that it
would be absolutely impossible for the thing to become airborne, let alone
fly! I was living in Seattle,
Washington and watching the first test flight on television, hoping to win my
bet and watch that big bird pitch right into the bay from it’s ascension run to
the end of the runway at waters’ edge.
As we all now know, the Boeing 747 does fly, regularly and quite
well, at that.
These three authors ask and then answer a series of rhetorical
questions such as: “Why would the grays
abduct the same person, over and over again?
(In my case it was 13 times.) “After all, the grays are smart enough to learn everything they
wish to know about a human being in one solitary abduction.”
This would appear to be true, from our human perspective, but
then we do not comprehend the mind of the grays. After all, why do we keep recapturing deer and elk that we have
previously ‘tagged’ and check upon the growth, health and migration habits, of
those animals?
By conservative estimates the minimal number of abductions reported
in the United States alone, is placed at three million people. A more moderate estimate puts that number,
(both reported and unreported), at closer to six million. Can you believe that six million people all
have a unique, shared, fantasy? Six
million people have this ‘unnamed disease’ that is untreatable? Six million people are offered no
prescription drugs or coping skills to counteract this delusional sickness.
If you just think about UFO sightings alone, the numbers
become astronomical! The last figures I
heard, (from a survey), said that one in four people had actually seen a
UFO, in the United States and almost 80% of the population, (240 million),
knew someone who had seen a UFO. Are
these folks delusional, as well? If we
have an untreated illness that afflicts eighty percent of the population of the
United States, we are in real trouble.
The authors, within this book, do not attempt to state any
opinion as to what the government may or may not know regarding UFO’s and alien
abduction.
To counteract this blatant negativity I would suggest reading any
book written by Timothy Good. Mr.
Good has an opposing viewpoint and his writing, (and arguments for alien
presence), is much more compelling than within this tome.
Unfortunately the subtitled claim that this book contains the
“truth” is somewhat premature. The
truth, I am certain, is still out there – somewhere, we are just not privy to
it, as of yet.
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