Mysterious Universe

About the grays comment, “He thinks we're aliens.”

All I gotta say on the matter is look up a video, if you haven't seen it yet, where David Icke interviews Credo Mutwa. Senor Mutwa is a South African Shaman and what he says in that video will lead you further down the rabbit hole. I used to watch that interview every night before I went to bed……

The previous inhabitants probably never left… @______@ *shudder*

About the Ufo-Thingies falling off the Ufo:

Search for Bob White on google.

I don't believe a word of his story.

I just don't see why you guys find Eckhart so credible. To me he seems far too casual about his stories. A person who had gone through the events he describes would be deeply traumatized, while he has the demeanor of someone describing a family picnic. I also find it a bit too convenient that the aliens speak to each other in English, even when he is pretending to be asleep. Lastly, as far as I know he still hasn't posted any regular photos of his bedroom and house. As Ben pointed out in a past episode, without some regular daylight shots of his place, its impossible to judge the scale of his blurry mirror photos.

Excellent Comment! I agree totally. I am really impressed by him.

Thanks for your comments. He is actually being physically taken. Pretty terrifying if you ask me.

I'm only about half-way through this episode but I counted 5 veiled, but increasingly obvious, cultural references to lying beginning with “one kind of gray alien has a bigger nose than the rest.”

Also, Eckhart has a very distinct – increasingly archaic – accent. With due respect to B&A, differences between his and another variety of US southern English might not be discernible to non-native speakers of “American English.” Unless I misunderstood things it seemed convenient that Eckhart's “son” could provide testimony but there was an excuse why he couldn't have his voice recorded. I'll have to listen again – and it may have just been the phone patch – but I sensed, on a few occasions, there was a rhotic R drop. I wouldn't have picked-up on that except Australian English is a non-rhotic dialect and the juxtaposition of B&A vs. David made it stand out in a few places for a moment, as though David's accent were affected. Unless David grew-up in Alabama, Georgia or Mississippi, there's no normal reason why someone from Florida would be dropping their R – even if momentarily.

I'm assuming Eckhart is operating in the same vein as the fellows last year who released flares tied to balloons in New England, then waited a few months to report what they had done, allowing the UFO community to hyperventilate over them in the interim.

There’s definitely a lot about David that seems to be unverified by anything other than his word, such as his NBC deal, that he lives in Pensacola, that his family exists, etc. He hasn’t unlisted himself from USSearch, according to which he’s 41 years old. If his daughter is 24 that means he would have fathered her when he was 16. Obviously that’s biologically possible but doesn’t seem to jive with the background he’s told of himself. Maybe it’s a different David Eckhart. Who knows? At a minimum level of verification someone needs to see a government-issued photo ID to establish what his real name is so a conclusive backgrounder can begin. All we know now is that David Eckhart is also the name of the title character in a mid-90s thriller.

I listened to the second interview a few times knowing that much of what David was saying would be difficult for most people to fathom, especially the chilling recollections that involved crude treatment and examinations of some humans during these abductions. David’s demeanor, while talking to Ben and Aaron, left me more impressed with the allegory of his long ordeal even though I had heard the accounts before. The candidness and positive assurance in David’s voice was steady and had a veracity that made it difficult not to entertain his narrative.

Since I first started conversing with David and began to present his claims on 'Phantoms and Monsters', my ideology in regards to extraterrestrials and their relationship to humans has changed. My research of other alien abductions and encounter scenarios in recent years, in combination with David’s anecdotal and visual evidence, has helped give me a more complete understanding of the alien-human phenomenon. Though my theories have been derived from my personal inquiries and study, these speculations are hardly exclusive to me.

There may very well be a connection between all those anomalies that we are at a loss to explain. Is it possible that all things paranormal may be a piece that fits into a multi-level alternative puzzle? If that is the case, then every living plant and animal on this Earth plane may possibly be as unexplainable to those beings and entities on the other side. Though I am not a religious man, I do consider myself spiritual…so this hypothesis does make me wonder if there is a grander scheme that involves our existing world.

As I have mentioned several times in the past, I sense that David Eckhart’s story is a bridge that can be used to cross over to the truth. This saga has just started and there is much more to learn. I will say with a deep conviction and for the first time that, in my opinion, some future events may require intervention by these beings (or the 'people' as David refers to them). Be assured that those in our present time with the capabilities to alter these future events have been advised. The only advice I can offer to you is to keep alert, grab the rail and hold on tight…Lon

There are parts of the Eckhart interview which added to alien lore but as well as almost predictable.

When he was describing the man who had an alien shoving 'her' arm up his back I totally pictured an overweight balding man before David describe his appearance.

As well there seemed to be a lot of his experiences which come from pop/pulp culture. Hell, the pictures on Lon's site look like a tall Greedo from Star Wars. (I still say Han shot first…)

Interesting but I take it with a grain of salt.

And Aaron – what happened to the skeptic in you? When you first joined MU, you would have been poking holes in a story such as this! Now you're all interdimensional Bigfoot's!

Totally agree with Red here… Re-read the Dulce papers. Little reptilian workers, specialized instruments. Taller Reptilians in charge… etc. Thought about it straight away.

I'm pretty sure Ben and Aaron will want to visit David as well as many other people in the US in person. If they meet him at his house and happen to witness ANY of this stuff (just like Davids' friend that was freaked out by it) that's verification enough for me. But to be honest, Aaron's probably going to pass on that one. I'd put my money on Ben to be the one to go through with it. hahah— come on Azz! If you can't even go into Mt Stromwell, you're not going to survive seeing big reptilians in person. To be frank, I think if Ben or Aaron get scary, first hand alien experience the show will not be the same. There will be a lost of objectivity and will be less about entertainment and more about trying to get a message out there.
Peace.
Nicholas Morphew

How is David making money off of his story? Sure, he may be allowing NBC to tell his story but it is because he was contacted by them…and that took a lot of 'back and forth' to convince him to do it. Look…I understand how people have trouble comprehending these encounters. I also know that the way we used to look at our world and everything around it will change….dramatically. This research of David and his encounters just doesn't involve 2 people…there is a impressive esoteric and theoretical group on board who have been astounded at what has been achieved. I cannot say who these individuals are but will say some have intelligence / RV / PsyOps backgrounds. I wouldn't make that statement unless it were fact. This is not a money-making scheme, though that excuse is the 'usual suspect' with 'critical thinkers'.

Lon
get em! its only because if they were in that place they would try making money off of it. I retired after 20 Plus years in military, doing what you call black ops. Its not quite what people think and allot of urban legends etc. I have seen some strange things and know that anything is possible. Allot of the stories covered on here about the military I knew from long ago. The thing is the truth never changes. David has said its not for everyone.

Sounds like your not black ops at all then, more like grey

Impossible to tell, i think.

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