Anonymous #5 said:

My grandfather was the leader of the physics division on the Manhattan Project at LANL. He was an extremely stern and secretive man who would never talk about his work at the labs, especially anything classified or sensitive. All I've ever heard is that after the development of the bombs he started working on satellites.

About a year ago I got a call from my grandfather's brother, whom I have never met and had never spoken to up to that point. He called out of the blue on account a credit card payment confirmation that had mistakenly been sent to my email address, which happens to be only one letter off of his. Anyhow, we get to talking and he's asking about me and my side of the family and eventually about his brother. He starts to tell me all about how my grandfather would show up randomly a few times a year at his farm in rural Wisconsin and would explain he was on his way to a "conference" and would need a place to stay for the night. He said that my grandpa would always have a briefcase handcuffed to his arm and would usually be tailed by to men in suits who would sleep in a black sedan at the end of the lane while my grandpa stayed the night in the house.

He then told me that because of my grandfathers involvement in classified technological development, he started asking my grandpa about the strange lights he would often see hovering and darting around the night sky above his rural farm. He explained my grandfather would never answer his questions about these things, and would just give him a blank stare and change the subject. This struck me because I had seen my grandfather use that technique to end or "win" political arguments at Christmas and Thanksgiving dinners since I was old enough to remember.

Anyhow, after a few years of my grandpa's brother pestering him with these questions during his visits one night my grandpa shows up and they have had some gin & tonics and my great uncle broach's the subject of the lights and UFO's and finally my grandpa stare's him in the eye and says

"We know they are there, and there is nothing we can do about them."

And then he changes the subject. That is all he was ever able to get out of him, but I heard that story and got a bit of a chill.

I've had my share of sightings and strange experiences growing up in the deserts, mesas, and high plains out in New Mexico, but knowing how no-nonsense my grandfather was, that story said it all to me.

Anyhow, sorry for the lengthy post but I thought I would share with some folks who might be interested.

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Anonymous #5 said:

My grandfather was the leader of the physics division on the Manhattan Project at LANL. He was an extremely stern and secretive man who would never talk about his work at the labs, especially anything classified or sensitive. All I've ever heard is that after the development of the bombs he started working on satellites.

About a year ago I got a call from my grandfather's brother, whom I have never met and had never spoken to up to that point. He called out of the blue on account a credit card payment confirmation that had mistakenly been sent to my email address, which happens to be only one letter off of his. Anyhow, we get to talking and he's asking about me and my side of the family and eventually about his brother. He starts to tell me all about how my grandfather would show up randomly a few times a year at his farm in rural Wisconsin and would explain he was on his way to a "conference" and would need a place to stay for the night. He said that my grandpa would always have a briefcase handcuffed to his arm and would usually be tailed by to men in suits who would sleep in a black sedan at the end of the lane while my grandpa stayed the night in the house.

He then told me that because of my grandfathers involvement in classified technological development, he started asking my grandpa about the strange lights he would often see hovering and darting around the night sky above his rural farm. He explained my grandfather would never answer his questions about these things, and would just give him a blank stare and change the subject. This struck me because I had seen my grandfather use that technique to end or "win" political arguments at Christmas and Thanksgiving dinners since I was old enough to remember.

Anyhow, after a few years of my grandpa's brother pestering him with these questions during his visits one night my grandpa shows up and they have had some gin & tonics and my great uncle broach's the subject of the lights and UFO's and finally my grandpa stare's him in the eye and says

"We know they are there, and there is nothing we can do about them."

And then he changes the subject. That is all he was ever able to get out of him, but I heard that story and got a bit of a chill.

I've had my share of sightings and strange experiences growing up in the deserts, mesas, and high plains out in New Mexico, but knowing how no-nonsense my grandfather was, that story said it all to me.

Anyhow, sorry for the lengthy post but I thought I would share with some folks who might be interested.

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Jesus #5, that reads like a movie great story, thanks for sharing it

I've had similar experiences to you guys, I think I saw something but I'm not sure. I'm more fascinated by it because everything points to it, the reality of UFOs at the least, or full on extraterrestrial activity, the only thing keeping it from becoming accepted knowledge is the taboo the government forced onto the subject. In the 50s everyone believed in UFOs, then they started the campaign to turn the entire subject into taboo, so that anyone who believes in UFOs, and especially anyone who has ever seen UFOs, is simply crazy. That's pretty much why I put this thread in here, I don't want anyone to hold back because of the taboo surrounding UFOs.

My dad has told me some pretty crazy stories, apparently he's had multiple encounters with extraterrestrials that have come to him at night, plus countless UFO sightings over the years, including one that was recurring in the same spot every night for a few weeks. I actually found all this out somewhat recently.

Anonymous #3 said:

and wtf IS up with aliens? arent they like interdimensional beings?

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Anonymous #3 said:

do you mind going a bit more in depth about these stories?

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Anonymous #3 said:

what kind of implants?

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Anonymous #3 said:

thats fuckin creepy dude? what kind of implants?

theres no denying aliens exist im pretty convinced.

people tell countless stories of these encounters for so many yrs that its hard to ignore, and why would SO many people lie about these things?

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