Via Whitley "you have made a courageous choice" Streiber:
Whitley Strieber's Unknown Country
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No intelligent life on this planet yet.
You are right. I did become aggravated after time watching the videos. My immediate response can be summarized as follows:
1. I'd like a professional like David Biedny to evaluate all the original film footage to tell us what we are REALLY seeing. I do know there are such things as Earth lights, and UFO's. So perhaps this is a good spot for viewing either or both.
2. What annoyed me most is that the people there seemed so thrilled just to see a light in the sky. Big fucking deal. Yeah, I may be a jaded old man, but is THAT what it takes to ring their chimes? "Oh, I've seen a light moving in the sky. I am now fulfilled as a woman. Now I don't have to feel bad about earning minimum wage at Walmart, having never had any kind of love life (except for my cat Mr. PussyTale), and a mother who thinks I'm a loser just because I've had 3 DUI arrests. My life has been meaningless, but now I've seen a ufo, and I am blessed beyond all understanding. I know the aliens love me."
AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH! They are coming to take me away, ha, ha.
3. Even if these lights are truly ufo's (whatever that means per se), that does not give James Gilliland the right and ethical authority to come up with an entire mythology about this phenomena. He rattles on in typical New Age lingo about how these aliens come from Andromeda, the Pleiades (of course - those busybodies are always around), Zeta Reticula, Alpha Centauri....yeah, the gang's all here at James Gilliland's ranch in Washington.
The aliens all talk to James (sending down beams of light to enfold him like Jesus when he was being baptized by John and the Holy Spirit appeared as a white dove). The aliens give James blissful words of wisdom that sound like they came out of a Chinese fortune cookie, e.g., "Be True to Your School. Never eat meat that has a green sheen on it."
The aliens are drawn to us when we take time beforehand to go through some New Age calistenics and meditation exercises with James at the ranch and have our night vision cameras ready (since we cannot see them with the naked eye....PHOTO EXPERTS, WHAT DOES THAT TELL YOU??).
According to James, the aliens have a portal in the side of the mountain which James KNOWS FOR A FACT is used by the aliens to go into the "inner earth" (is that a suburb of Middle Earth in Lord of the Rings?).
I cannot say that there is nothing paranormal or unusual going on at this ranch, but the entire patina of New Age flackiness put upon it seems so hopelessly dated (very 1980's), so hopelessly Shirley MacClaine, so devoid of intelligent analysis and thought....it makes me shiver.
My only surprise is that James and Steven Greer have not merged forces. Perhaps they are like competing titans in the cottage industry of providing alien contactee tours. If asked which one I'd prefer, I guess it would depend on price. If the price is the same, I'd go for Steven Greer. At least he's got a great body whereas James is quite large (his stomach reaches a destination before the rest of him by a good 5 seconds), has long 60's hippy hair and a scruffy beard. Does looks make the man? Of course not. But if all other elements of flackiness are equal, I'll go with the aging hunk over the aging fat man. Also, Steven Greer has a great voice for gently falling into a vision quest(visualizing Greer pumping iron while holding a hybrid baby) whereas Jame's voice reminds me of a 13 year old boy (eating gobs of tuti-fruity ice cream), whose prepubescent voice hasn't cracked and lowered yet. I keep waiting for him to ask me if I'd like to buy a crystal or some love beads.
How is that for an objective impartial evaluation? :
