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ROFL...4 million moron....I mead abductees?

Geez, 4 million people or more send money to Howard Dean and that doesn't make him a good presidential candidate.

Are you so serious on this total nonsense that you claim 4 million people in the US have been abducted while there is absolutely NO PROOF?

You'd think that one person out of four million would have a picture. Oh wait, I forgot, they convienently keep cameras from working when they are around. I guess Bigfoot and the Loch Ness monster also have that same power.

Your citing of a "poll" is ridiculous since they coudn't poll 4 million and thus are only extrapolating from their flawed questions. It's like the census and morons wanting to use "statistical sampling" to invent people to count. They say, "only 96% are counted" which proves how totally stupid they are in that if they know what 96% is, they must know what 100% is to make that statement.

And haven't you ever bothered to sit back and look at the true evidence? Haven't you even noticed that the description of the aliens has become more consistent over time? You, I'm sure, would say this proves existence of aliens when I say it proves people are idiots and repeat what they hear and read. Thus, they read "Communion" and watch "Close Encounters" and thus describe their "encounters" with "aliens" that now look exactly like those on the book cover and in the movies.

Why don't they see Klingons or Romulans or the Borg? No, they all now see the same dudes on the cover of "Communion". Get real, this is groupthink among IQ inferior loners that are preyed upon by pure entrepeneurs that can make a fortune selling them trinkets.

It's like all those "near death experience" stories. Once it became popular that "I floated over my own body and then saw a tunnel of white, blinding light and I could vaguely see my Uncle John and then someone pushed me back and said it wasn't my time...blah, blah, blah", that's the story you heard from every single idiot saying he had a near death experience. It's like the predictable tornado stories..."I heard the sound of train and we ran to the basement and it just blew over us and I thank God we are alive".

And since this is more revelation than you could probably handle, I won't bother to tell you of the ways the military screws with the UFO folks at those bases in Nevada and Utah. Let's just say it's not beyond a few cut-ups drinking some beer one afternoon to fashion some funny looking objects from shiny metal and foil and hide them under a tarp on a truck, drive around to the gate, and pretend the tarp "slips off" as they scramble to put it back on. My brother who actually worked at Area 51 and other bases in Utah where they tested stealth fighters told me these stories all the time.

Quite a brother to have fed you such a wonderful line. Very funny. Probably true. Clearly not the whole truth.

Otherwise, your knowledge of the NDE's as well as abductions and the research questions regarding abductions

would indicate that you are the one lacking in . . . several areas

particularly lacking in . . . . accurate perspective.

But, I have no delusions about breaking through fossilized thinking and crania. Enjoy your tidy little world while you can. It will be seriously shaken before too many months or years.

Thus, they read "Communion" and watch "Close Encounters" and thus describe their "encounters" with "aliens" that now look exactly like those on the book cover and in the movies.

Curiously, people who have "encounters" with cats all describe the cats as generally looking the same - no cats with 2 heads, no cats with 6 legs, no cats that fly, no cats that speak strange languages. Wow, aliens that all generally look the same and cats that all generally look the same. I wonder what this all means.