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March 19, 2018 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams
12:54
Women in America claim extraterrestrials fathered HYBRID children with them
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Alright, file this under the category of holy crap, what the heck bizarreness department.
There are women in the United States who claim that they have children that have been fathered by extraterrestrials.
Yep, they claim to have hybrid children that live on giant spaceships With their fathers.
I'm not even kidding.
This is this is in the Daily Mail and one of the names of one of these women is Bridget Nielsen from Arizona and Another woman named a Luna verse a Luna verse you can bet that's probably not her birth name from California just Gee, if you could have possibly predicted that.
A luniverse?
Is that what?
Looney Tunes?
No.
A luniverse.
That's her name.
Alright, so these two women are members of the so-called hybrid baby community who believe their children live on giant alien spaceships.
And one of them, Nielsen, who's 27 years old, said that the sex with the alien was, quote, the best ever.
And that thousands of women around the world are missing out on such experiences because they don't realize they've had hybrid children.
Okay?
Are you tracking all this?
She says that extraterrestrials only take women who on some level, quote, want to be taken.
What do you do?
You put a sign on your door?
Okay.
Let me back up from this for a moment and say...
Okay, I don't know for sure I wasn't there.
Maybe this happened to them, but probably not.
I'm not one to say that everybody's making everything up about aliens.
I mean, we live in a pretty darn large universe.
And the possibility of intelligent extraterrestrial life in our universe is very, very high.
You'd have to be actually mathematically ignorant to think that we are alone in our cosmos.
So there probably is intelligent life out there.
But that doesn't mean that they're landing little spaceships to have sex with California babes.
That's a stretch.
Probably more likely to be engaged in taking blood from cattle or something.
The cattle mutilation theory actually, believe it or not, makes more sense than this alien hybrid sex children thing that we're reading.
I mean, think about it.
If you were a scientist...
In an advanced civilization, you had a spaceship like on Star Trek.
What was their mission?
To go and explore new worlds, to go where no one has gone before, and to expand the knowledge base of mankind, or these days, transgender kind.
So they're going all over the universe, and what are they going to do?
They're going to take blood samples from the animals, right?
Any scientist would probably want to do that.
Let's look at their DNA. Let's look at their blood.
So...
The idea that aliens are coming to the Earth and taking blood samples from animals is not at all far-fetched.
It's actually basic science, if you think about it.
But this idea of targeting yoga pants babes in California for alien hybrid sex, that's really pushing it.
Nevertheless, I should mention to you that Steve Quayle, At stevequail.com, he has several books on the subject of what he calls extraterrestrial crossbreeding with humans throughout human history.
And I'm not an expert on that subject, so I'm not going to render an opinion on it.
I'm just aware that that subject has been looked into by people like Steve Quail.
And that it may be that really all humans have been...
Altered, genetically altered or bred or naturally selected in some way by an intelligent extraterrestrial civilization that has some experiment in mind or they're trying things out or they're, I don't know, having fun in the sandbox of planet Earth.
Who knows?
I mean, we can't say we know everything that's going on out there, right?
And even if you look at the fossil record, There's this big crazy gap, you know, between primates and then homo sapiens, right?
And even the paleontologists can't necessarily figure out how do you cross that gap?
Like, what happened?
You know, they claim, well, evolution made this great leap, but there's really no record of this great leap.
So, you know, there are question marks, legitimate questions.
Is it possible that some intelligent civilization came to the planet and started running GMO experiments on early primates to turn them into us?
Is that possible?
Sure.
I mean, you can't say it's impossible.
You've got to say it's at least in the realm of possibility.
You might say it's a very small possibility, but you can't say that's zero.
And I'm not saying that I believe all of these things or any one of them.
I haven't researched it.
It's not my focus.
But when I see women claiming that they've had sex with aliens, you know, That's definitely worth commenting on.
So these two women have plans where all the hybrid mothers can live together in the same home to act as a safe place for their children to visit.
Okay, can you imagine this?
Hey, roomies, let's all share rent money so that we can afford it when the mothership lands in the backyard and our little hybrid children come out.
I mean, this is what they're thinking.
One of the women says, quote, it will be somewhere away from the city, somewhere where the children can visit, run free, and express themselves.
You got that?
Because obviously they're going to be transgender alien hybrid babies because, you know, they're free expression.
So they got to be free to express themselves.
This is the most important thing.
They're not thinking...
Hey, this is a milestone for human history.
We've made contact with aliens.
Maybe we should talk to some scientists.
No, they're like, we just want to have playground in the backyard.
Let the little kitties, you know, express themselves.
That's high on their list.
It's not like, let's get video of the mothership.
No.
All right.
She goes on, quote, people say we're crazy, but we are not.
This is really happening to us.
Okay.
I mean, maybe it is.
Again, who am I to say?
I wasn't there.
Maybe this is the biggest event in human history and it's happening to these women.
Okay, I acknowledge that's a possibility, but I doubt it.
You know, call me a skeptic, right?
I'm pretty skeptical about everything.
You know, government promises, politicians.
I'm skeptical of the label claims on dietary supplements.
I'm skeptical of pharmaceuticals.
I'm skeptical of anything I see on the TV news.
And I'm pretty skeptical about these women saying they have extraterrestrial loved children that look like...
What do they look like?
Cartoon angels or something here.
They've got sketches.
All right.
So...
Would I hire one of these women?
You know, you gotta say, there are people who believe crazier things.
I mean, there are people who believe that...
What would be a crazy thing that a lot of people believe?
People who believe that the government's trying to help them.
You know, people who believe that the cancer industry is looking for cures...
That's crazy.
That's crazier than thinking that aliens have had sex with, you know, yoga pants babes from California.
You know, there are people who believe that green paper money is worth something, and always will be.
That's crazy.
It's just a piece of paper based on pure faith and psychology.
That's totally crazy.
You know, there are people who believe all kinds of crazy things.
There are people who believe that there's no such thing as human consciousness.
How about that?
And that's a prominent belief across the scientific industry.
I mean, most scientists believe that there's no soul, there's no consciousness, there's no spirit, there's no free will, nothing.
That's pretty crazy.
Especially since consciousness is self-evident, you know that you're conscious, you're aware of yourself having your own thoughts and making your own decisions to decide what to say or write or do.
So it's self-evident, but yet these people don't believe in it.
They think that they are suffering under the illusion that they have free will.
That's crazy!
That's crazier than aliens having sex with you.
As far as I'm concerned.
So my conclusion to these women in California and Arizona is, hey, you know what?
Guess what?
It's a free world.
It's a free cosmos.
You're welcome to believe whatever you want to believe.
And maybe it's kind of fun to imagine that you've got kids up in the mothership.
So I'm not going to criticize.
I'm just saying I don't buy it.
I don't buy it.
I've seen a lot of people from sort of the airy fairy communities who can be hypnotized into believing anything.
And some of them do.
I'm not saying that's what's happening to these two gals, but I've seen some crazy stuff.
So...
Remember that I covered that detox supplement a couple years ago?
I exposed it.
People, Looney Tunes, people thought that if they drink high levels of aluminum and sulfuric acid in a liquid, that they could remove heavy metals from their bodies.
Yep, yep.
And some of them had black stuff coming out of their ears and black stuff coming out of their fingernails, and they thought that was a detox.
Well, they're drinking lead and iron and aluminum.
And the aluminum was 1200 parts per million, and the iron was really high too.
It was like, if I recall, something like 400 parts per million or something in that range.
And so they had iron coming out of their bodies, and they're like, yeah, we're detoxing.
So, you know, people are capable of believing any crazy thing that is supported by their group.
That's the thing.
Maybe there's a group of women who all tell each other they're moms of alien hybrid children.
And so it becomes kind of a cultural truth among the group.
Hey, there's a group of people out there who think vaccines work all the time.
There's a group, they're called doctors and pharmacists, and they don't even know that most of the vaccines are based on total scientific fraud.
So they're crazy too.
I mean, they're not saying that they have children on alien spaceships, but they're crazy in their own way.
So, you know, sanity is really, the real definition is just conforming to the social norms of the time, and the social norms are always changing.
You know, a hundred years from now, they'll look back and think that our society today was totally freaking nuts.
To poison patients with chemotherapy, for example.
So, you know, sanity is not an objective foundation.
It's a moving target all the time.
So, something that you think is insane, I might think is totally sane and vice versa.
So, anyway, my conclusion is I don't believe these women had sex with aliens.
But if they do, eh, that's okay with me if they want to believe that.
Yeah, it's kind of fun to think about it, but if they actually do get a condo in California and a mothership comes and lands in their yard, I will retract this entire recording.
How about that?
Yeah, I'll say I'm sorry.
Okay, all right.
Have a good time with all this.
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