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GI0YEW > UFO 06.12.02 02:26l 80 Lines 4435 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Abduction - 3/9
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From: GI0YEW@GB7HMI.#63.GBR.EU
To : UFO@WW
Analysis of Reasons for Human Abductions:
From the various documents, informants, and abductee reports, we can postulate
what the Greys are. There are many reports that can be found today, if one
knows where to look: Some theorise that the Greys are descendants of modern
humans from the future; others state that the Greys are a totally different
lifeform not related to Terran humans. This document will hopefully finalise
the various theories, and weed out those hypotheses that are deemed highly
unlikely due to contradicting evidence and reports.
Abductions and Cloning:
First of all, the fact must be established that the Greys truly are clones.
This is not a new theory, simply a modification of others that have been
circulating for a while. There are several reasons why they appear to be
clones, if one takes into account behavioural patterns and visual appearances,
as deduced from abductee testimonies and other related reports. However, the
most intriguing evidence is their abduction plans themselves, and not merely
second- and third-hand reports from semi-reliable witnesses about 'tanks of
human and alien body parts' somewhere in the deserts of New Mexico.
The Greys are abducting human males and females for the purposes of extracting
sperm, ova, and other samples of our genetic sequences for reasons unknown.
There does appear to be an answer as to why they do so, if the relevant data
is
taken into consideration, as the reader shall soon see.
The Greys must be clones, and the best evidence is in the conduct of the
abductions. One can extrapolate from the Heisenburg Uncertainty Principle
(which refers to quantum mechanics and the uncertainty of the location and
momentum of an electron in an orbital) that genetic sequences break down and
begin to have errors in the sequence after several generations of continuous
cloning from clones, which is what many believe is occurring with the Greys.
The result of cloning from clones, after several generation, is equivalent to
inbreeding, where errors creep up in the code, so to speak, and eventually,
clones are created that are unable to function, i.e., stillborn. This
phenomenon is also likened to the recording of an audio or video cassette from
another recording. As copies are made from copies, the overall quality
decreases. This postulate can be extrapolated from the fact that the human DNA
chain is very long, and contains much data. If the Greys have a similar
genetic code, this hypothesis will still stand. Humans have great genetic
variation, and mutations from one generation to the next increase the
diversity. However, the mutations that are created generally don't involve the
function of major systems of the body. Sexual reproduction is also a buffer to
radical mutations affecting the entire body in drastic ways from the norm.
With clones, however, the mutations, while small individually, will be copied
from one generation to another, and as the number of mutations build up, the
greater the chance of a fatal mutation. The sheer complexity of the DNA
molecule (in humans) makes it exceedingly difficult to keep tract of every bit
of genetic code, and so errors will slip past investigations. There is another
problem In this situation: While the Greys seem to be able to successfully
cross-breed their genetic material with that of Terran humans, their actual
knowledge of truly advanced genetic engineering concepts seems to be lacking.
They are not able to manipulate their (or human) genetic code beyond that
necessary for the mixing of the two type of replicating molecules. This
implied that they either lost the knowledge somehow, or never had it in the
first place. Either way, it appears what the Greys don't have very much
control over the genetic code of the hybrid created. Thus, cloning from clones
creates a dilemma that is fatal to a species dependent on cloning as a method
of survival. The way that they propagate is also the method of their death as
a species.
73 - Ken, GI0YEW @ GB7HMI
Remote Sysop - GB7HMI.#63.GBR.EU
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