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ET presence on the internet and NSA

Well, being an alien abductee is not an honorable identity in this society. Going to a so-called alien abductee researcher (who is actually a history professor) for regression hypnosis is also going to put you on society's Top Ten Losers list. However, if you do pursue legal action, you do have to expect your actual name to come out eventually. I can't read minds (even my own half the time), but perhaps Emma Woods created her expose website as a means to warn others to be wary of this particular researcher (who I must admit, seems to have gone a bit gaa gaa if her claims are true). Perhaps her legal representation has told her to use a pseudonym. Who knows. But I can understand what may motivate someone involved in this rather seedy situation to not want to reveal their name. Question: Did Richard Boylan's little hot-tub honeys reveal their real names to the public?

<blockquote data-quote="SheaOlmsford" data-source="post: 84290" data-attributes="member: 2215">ET presence on the internet and NSA&nbsp;Well, being an alien abductee is not an honorable identity in this society. Going to a so-called alien abductee researcher (who is actually a history professor) for regression hypnosis is also going to put you on society&#039;s Top Ten Losers list.&nbsp; However, if you do pursue legal action, you do have to expect your actual name to come out eventually. I can&#039;t read minds (even my own half the time), but perhaps Emma Woods created her expose website as a means to warn others to be wary of this particular researcher (who I must admit, seems to have gone a bit gaa gaa if her claims are true).&nbsp; Perhaps her legal representation has told her to use a pseudonym. Who knows. But I can understand what may motivate someone involved in this rather seedy situation to not want to reveal their name. Question: Did Richard Boylan&#039;s little hot-tub honeys reveal their real names to the public?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SheaOlmsford, post: 84290, member: 2215"] [b]ET presence on the internet and NSA[/b] Well, being an alien abductee is not an honorable identity in this society. Going to a so-called alien abductee researcher (who is actually a history professor) for regression hypnosis is also going to put you on society's Top Ten Losers list. However, if you do pursue legal action, you do have to expect your actual name to come out eventually. I can't read minds (even my own half the time), but perhaps Emma Woods created her expose website as a means to warn others to be wary of this particular researcher (who I must admit, seems to have gone a bit gaa gaa if her claims are true). Perhaps her legal representation has told her to use a pseudonym. Who knows. But I can understand what may motivate someone involved in this rather seedy situation to not want to reveal their name. Question: Did Richard Boylan's little hot-tub honeys reveal their real names to the public? [/QUOTE]

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