cardero
Citizen Mod
A UFO sighting or abduction scenario has been reported to be a very life-altering experience. It stretches the knowledge and tests the understanding of every witness. When faced with such an encounter, a witness only in search of answers receives very little assistance and consideration from others concerning their encounter. People who have obsessed over their pursuit at getting to the truth have been known to neglect their responsibilities, their reputations and health. Some have lost their jobs, their marriages and families and even their sanity all due to their encounter with something unknown.
In ye olden days, witnesses were subjected to barbaric means of persecution some being accused of such superstitious branding as consorting with demons or believing that curses would befall their towns and livelihoods. Some were jailed; others put to death or burned at the stake.
Today, witnesses face a similar skepticism in the form of ridicule, persecution even death threats. It would seem that we do not yet have a measure or procedure to handle such encounters with compassion and understanding.
There is a fact that among the UFO investigation community that thousands of sightings and abductions go unreported every year. This may be out of fear of what others may say or think.
A Virginian radio reporter who photographed different UFOs on several nights had his life and family threatened, his house broken into and his UFO photograph negatives stolen. Eventually he suffered a nervous breakdown and was hospitalized. He regretted his encounter and his active pursuit to figure out what he encountered and offered the advice that we should “never look up” because he never wanted another witness to go through what he did.
If you saw a UFO or had an alien encounter, would you report to an authority like the police, the military or a local UFO investigation group?
Would you notify the media?
If you had an alien encounter would you be willing to seek assistance in recovering memories or seek the help of a trained professional who dealt with these concerns?
In ye olden days, witnesses were subjected to barbaric means of persecution some being accused of such superstitious branding as consorting with demons or believing that curses would befall their towns and livelihoods. Some were jailed; others put to death or burned at the stake.
Today, witnesses face a similar skepticism in the form of ridicule, persecution even death threats. It would seem that we do not yet have a measure or procedure to handle such encounters with compassion and understanding.
There is a fact that among the UFO investigation community that thousands of sightings and abductions go unreported every year. This may be out of fear of what others may say or think.
A Virginian radio reporter who photographed different UFOs on several nights had his life and family threatened, his house broken into and his UFO photograph negatives stolen. Eventually he suffered a nervous breakdown and was hospitalized. He regretted his encounter and his active pursuit to figure out what he encountered and offered the advice that we should “never look up” because he never wanted another witness to go through what he did.
If you saw a UFO or had an alien encounter, would you report to an authority like the police, the military or a local UFO investigation group?
Would you notify the media?
If you had an alien encounter would you be willing to seek assistance in recovering memories or seek the help of a trained professional who dealt with these concerns?
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