ArchieBedford
Partly experienced
You've attributed a quote to me that I didn't write. But hey, I took a look at your links about the symptoms for BPD and couldn't help but notice they tend to square with Jacobs behavior (however his persistent belief in hybrids IMing and Stalking him probably fits also into Paranoid Schizophrenia). But then, I'm not a mental health professional, unlike all-knowing you no doubt. After all it was you, in this thread, who confidently called MUFON investigators George Hansen, Joseph Stefula and Richard Butler - "fraudsters" because they exposed the Linda Napolitano/Cortile hoax on Jacobs colleague Budd Hopkins. Your agenda is too obvious, Archie! Click here to enlarge
You also attribute to me something I have never written. I have no idea if Hansen et al perpetrated a fraud and never claimed this - but pointed out that this is what most people in the field say, who have looked into it. I haven't even read "Nighteyes" and in the earlier reference to which you refer I asked if anyone here had, and could substantiate their claims.
This titillating internet circus perpetrated by EW will pass and diminish over time. I'm not a mental health professional (though I am a very successful healthcare professional of 26 years' experience) but even I recognise an obsessive mental disorder when I see it. BPDs play the victim, and are "persuasive blamers." Diana POW suffered from BPD, though a mild version compared to what we're apparently dealing with here.
DJ's claims about hybrids do look absolutely outrageous - from the outside. But then we don't know the reasons why he might have cause to give this some credence. Abductees in some numbers, from all points geographically, have claimed these things for many years, and even they realise it sounds highly improbable. One who claimed this, prior to any contact with DJ, was "Emma Woods" who no doubt still knows it (as she reported repeated interactions over many years) but chooses not to share it with you now for obvious reasons. These things are reported, again and again. You seem to be implying that a researcher should supress or ignore evidence if it doesn't fit into your tiny little mental box of what is or is not possible - beware of thinking "we all know the Earth is flat: how dare you suggest it's spherical? You must be a paranoid schizophrenic..." This is essentially the (late) Philip Klass attitude, without even the thoroughness of enquiry.
On this general subject, the IF seminar in NYC last Saturday focussed on the issue of hybrid integration. The meeting was packed out, with the biggest attendance in the IF's long history. You would no doubt believe that all these serious-minded people who came to discuss the evidence of this issue are deluded. Maybe. But do you know all the facts, or have you bothered to research it properly? Maybe there's something in it.
Best wishes.