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GI0YEW > UFO 06.12.02 02:09l 59 Lines 3143 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
BID : 4A3034GI0YEW
Read: DG2NBN GUEST
Subj: Abduction - 5/9
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From: GI0YEW@GB7HMI.#63.GBR.EU
To : UFO@WW
Physical Appearances:
Other evidence comes from abductee reports on the physical appearance of the
Greys. According to abductees and certain government informants, the following
physical profile can be deduced about the Greys: The average height of 4 ft.
to 4 ft. 6 in. for the 'doctors,' or the leaders of the abductions, and 3 ft.
to 3 ft. 6 in. for the workers or 'drones, with an overall humanoid shape.
Their skin coloration is light grey to dark grey and appears to be non-porous.
The head is proportionally large and an inverted triangular shape in the
vertical plane. The rear skull area is large and rounded, and the eyes being
large and slanted upwards toward the rear of the skull. The arms and legs
appear to be very thin, with a neck that appears to be far too thin to support
the weight of the head. There is no genitalia visible on the ones that appear
to be male, nor is there a pubic bulge seen through the clothing. These
reports seem to point to the same conclusion: The Greys are sterile mules,
with no sexual organs. Descriptions of Grey bodies illustrate their sameness:
very similar bodies, with only slight changes in proportions, and stylistic
differences being observed in their heads. However, even without sexual
organs, the Greys seem to have gender, and are not simply neuter. The genders,
however, appear to be completely determined by the mind, with the bodies being
identical almost identical. Abductees report that some Greys 'feel' or 'seem'
feminine, while others are very masculine. This seems to point to a time of
sex differentiation, which was bred out physically, leaving only the mental
pattern to demonstrate the differences between males and females in the Grey
social infrastructure. It should also be noted that female Greys are very
rarely seen, and are reported to be sterile and incapable of giving birth to
offspring. The males are the ones most commonly observed, and simple deduction
will show that there is one scenario possible: the Grey females are few in
number, and must be isolated for some reason, perhaps to prevent their loss or
for genetic repositories. Nevertheless, because Greys cannot breed naturally,
due to a lack of sexual organs, artificial methods must be incorporated into
their society on a massive, if not simply large, scale to prevent their demise
as a species.
Origins from Cetaceans:
Based on the evidence of their physical appearance, the following hypothesis
can be made: The Greys are descended from a dolphin-like or cetacean-based
life form. There are several reasons for this supposition. The answer can be
found in the similarities between cetaceans and Greys, using physical and
behavioural aspects.
73 - Ken, GI0YEW @ GB7HMI
Remote Sysop - GB7HMI.#63.GBR.EU
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