Newsgroups: alt.ufo.reports
From: MrPostingRobot@kymhorsell.com
Subject: kidnappings and cattle mutilations

[uploaded 2 times; last 06/09/2024]

Just watched a "new" (for me) ep of "UFO witness" with Hansen et al.
They covered some cases of reported abduction and animal mutilation in
the Colorado area in the past few years. Hansen argued there seemed to
be patterns relating the 2 phenomena and pinned them both on "grey
aliens".

People make all kind of claims when it comes to UFO's which is what
tends to put scientists and too-conservative geeks off. While you
never take anyone's word for anything when it comes to science you can
and must, if you claim to be scientific, at least try to TEST what
people are saying to see if there is any hard evidence that even
weakly suggests what they are saying could hold water.  Science is
about finding out what COULD be true or possible.  Debunkers like to
underline what might be false and claim that proves whatever cant
therefore be true -- an obvious fallacy but a great disinformation
technique that can bamboozle Joe Q Average most of the time.  (Read
any major newspaper any time any day).

We've looked at the link between abductions and mutilation before.
Hansen was saying in the ep that animal mutilations were perhaps a
"gateway" to experimenting on humans. IOW the perpetrators of these
things started with cattle to get an idea about "life on earth" and
then went on to start abducting humans and doing experiments on them
as well.  This may or may not be what is going on. (I personally
subscribe to the idea this has been going on a lot longer than the
past 70 years, so it's unlikely anyone will have just gotten off the
interstellar boat and just be getting down to figuring out how to take
civilization over).

What we found before -- when comparing the data on UFO sightings,
"non-predator cattle deaths" (published by the Dept of Ag -- they do
not seem to keep track of cattle that are found with their bums cut
off and no sign of blood; getting hold of those kinds of reports seems
to be a bit difficult ;), and the FBI's annual reports on different
types of missing persons reports showed a very striking
pattern. Unusual cattle deaths and missing persons showed a high
correlation. But it was a NEGATIVE correlation.  I.e. if "something"
was causing both things they were doing the one thing or the other
thing but not usually the both things at the same time.  An additional
point I noted in that prev post was the corr between UFO sightings and
both things was high but it was higher against missing persons than
cattle deaths. IOW it seemed -- if this was an economic model --
humans were the "preferred goods" and cattle were the "inferior
goods". "Whoever" was more interested in playing around with humans
but if humans were not available for some reason then they were
"forced" to play around with cattle instead. (Be it noted also the number
of suspect abductions has been on the decline for at least the past 20y).

This is somewhat what Hansen said but maybe subtly different. :)

As to pinning both activities on "greys" and further, in the ep,
indicating that "tic tac UFO's" are also related to "greys" (therefore
he was looking out for tictac sightings in areas where there were
abduction incidents and mutilations).

We can at least test one of these pretty easily.

Albert Rosales has worked more or less tirelessly on collecting
reports of sightings of unusual beings for the past 50-60 years.  My
AI programs have culled a lot of this from the net since they do not
have authority to go and order books off Amazon.  But they can cull
the data and try to come up with a data-set that might be a proxy of
"sightings of grey aliens".

As we know from the comic books and witness statements grey aliens are
supposedly (mostly) short. You apparently don't want to be in a
position to report sightings of tall greys, reputably the "doctors"
of the group and liable to hack into you with something very very sharp.

So if we use "short humanoids" as a proxy for greys we can try to see
which types of UFO are sighted "in conjunction" with greys.  If they
are sighted in conjunction often enough we might suspect the 2 things
are related -- they may be the pilots or passengers of the relevant
(we assume) craft.

If we try to find the pattern

"ufo sighting", "short alien sighting", "ufo sighting"

that we might take to be "a ufo came along, landed, an alien got out
and walked around, it got back in, the craft took off" and all of
these things were witnessed by one or more people in a very short
space of time like 1-2 days we MIGHT suspect something is going on.

And that's what the AI programs find. The AI's run stats programs and
have to know how to use them properly. They can interpret the results
and join multiple results from different runs up to form a coherent
working theory. When they look at the data in this case they find
several solutions which we can tabulate as:

ufoOther	0.0848757	xx6L3-humshorto3	humshortL1-xxo1
ufored		0.0717826	xxL5-humshorto3		humshortL-5-xxo2.reg
ufowhite	0.0670611	xxL8-humshorto3		humshortL6-xxo3
ufoorange	0.0615067	xxL8-humshorto3		humshortL-5-xxorangeo1
ufoFireball	0.0471396	xxL0-humshorto3		humshortL1-xxo3

Which is AI speak for "about 8% of ufo reports seem to follow the
sequence ufo-seen, humanoid-seen, ufo-seen" where the type of UFO most
likely seen both times was an "OTHER" type (as classified by the
NUFORC).  The gap between the first UFO sighting and the short
humanoid sighting averages 3 days. The gap between the humanoid
sighting and the next "other ufo" sighting averages 1 day.

The other types of UFO -- red, white, orange, and Fireball also appear
as possible solutions just not as good as the OTHER type.

In the NUFORC data set the ufo type "tictac" has only just recently
been added. Before then we presume they were classified as "other"
(along with increasingly infamous "shape shifting UFOs", "sky snakes",
"jellyfish", "dragons" and numerous other things that have only been
reported a relative handful of times).

An interesting other point is the AI's found BLACK UFO's are typically
seen 8 days AFTER a humanoid sightings and not before. If we suspect
black UFO's include things like anonymous helicopters or aircraft and
maybe home-grown triangles and these things are a secret part of the
US military then this link might have some support for the mental
model "the military reacts to sightings of grey aliens and their
activities and overfly the locations about 1 wk after they happen
(that may correspond with the time reports filter in from farmers to
police or other agencies)".

Of course it all could be a figment of everyone's vivid imagination.
Like the various govts are and always have been totally trustworthy
about these kinds of things.

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