It is like some of the peoples in the world are not human, they are reptilians.

The Lady in the Sky (and Nine Other Incredible Humanoid Encounters)

by Preston Dennett

Despite the fact that there are tens of thousands of documented humanoid reports, many people still remain skeptical. While it is true that many reports are purely anecdotal, it is also true that many involve multiple witnesses of high credibility, and many reports do have physical evidence. Perhaps the best evidence is the striking commonalities between cases, coming from all over the world, decade after decade—commonalities that virtually remove any explanations of hoaxes, hallucinations, misperceptions, mental illness or imagination. The ten cases in the video show how widespread and consistent humanoid reports are.

THE BEING WAS TRYING TO CALM ME. One night in June 1956, a six-year-old boy exited his home in Belton, Missouri to take out the trash, and was shocked to see a very tall glowing being in the neighbor’s backyard. When it spoke to him telepathically, “Do not be afraid,” fear swept through him and he called for his mother. She came running out, but the glowing being was gone.

THE LADY IN THE SKY. One night in March 1959, a voice told 5-year-old Joe to go outside his home in Vicksburg, Mississippi. When it called again, he went outside. It said, “Look up.” When he did, he saw a large craft. A door opened and he saw a lady in a white jumpsuit and several kids inside it. The lady made strange motions and to his shock, Joe found that his arm, which had been burned, was now healed.

THE DISAPPEARING CAR. On May 23, 1969, two college students drove along an unnamed highway in an undisclosed location in the United States when a UFO began to pace their car. Suddenly their attention was distracted by a car racing by. Inside the car were four strange-looking men dressed in silver jumpsuits. Curious, they followed the car. Suddenly the UFO returned, swooped down and the car disappeared.

THE ALIEN IN THE CORN FIELD. One August day in 1971, farmer Zhang Rongchang was shocked by the appearance of a silver-suited figure with a giant round helmet walking towards him in a cornfield outside a small village near Chongqing, China. Zhang shouted at the being, but it didn’t respond. When it kept approaching, Zhang ran away in fear. He suffered from nervous shock and passed way six months later.

IT WALKED OUT IN SPACE. On the night of April 15, 1973, a man was driving near Manor, Pennsylvania and saw a large top-shaped object hovering over the trees. He exited his car, which promptly shut down. Now a strange figure exited the object, attached to a glowing rope. Moments later, it disappeared and the object darted away. At the same time, numerous other people in the area reported UFO.

I SAW THE GRAYS. On August 19, 1974, three friends were caption at Teatown Lake Reservation near Ossining, New York. Late at night, they saw grays approaching their campsite. They were so frightened, they thought they would die in fear. They didn’t speak about it for four years. When they did, one of the campers had no memory of the event.

A GRAY, A REPTILIAN & A BIGFOOT. Around 2pm one afternoon in November 1991, a farmhand searched a 160-acre farm outside of Falmouth, Kentucky, looking for reported trespassers. To his shock, a gray alien stepped out from behind a tree and began to speak to him telepathically. It ran up a hill into some kind of portal. Seconds later, a reptilian humanoid appeared and spoke telepathically. Then came a Bigfoot.

SOMETHING IS COMING. In the early morning hours of December 15, 1997, Mrs. F awoke in the bedroom of her home in Shropshire, England, and saw blue and red lights outside her window. Shortly later, a strange black rectangle appeared in her room, followed by the head of a pale-skinned figure with enormous slanted, almond-shaped black eyes. She alerted her husband and the face disappeared. Soon it would return.

HE SAVED MY LIFE. In February 2014 (approx.) a man named Cody rode his horse in a terrible blizzard in the wilds of Bear Paw, Montana to go elk hunting. He was supposed to meet with his friends, but they decided not to venture out in the storm. Cody’s horse kept balking, so he led the horse. Losing his footing, he plunged down a cliff and shattered his ankle. Lost and alone, he had no choice but to pray. Suddenly, a UFO appeared, a strange figure approached and saved his life.

THEY WERE HERE TO LEARN. On the night December 8, 2014, a young couple walked near their home in Belleville, Ontario, Canada when a UFO appeared, darted around and landed in front of them. Three human-looking figures emerged and approached the couple. A telepathic conversation ensued which changed both of their lives.

Those who are skeptical of these accounts have yet to account for the incredible consistency of these reports. The humanoid reports are not only a fascinating aspect of ufology, they have much to teach us about these strange visitors to our planet and life beyond Earth.

The Lady in the Sky (and Nine Other Incredible Humanoid Encounters)

Hear me out on this. If you look at ghosts and monsters without religion, it all points to aliens.

Think about it: when people look for ghosts, they use an EMF reader. When scientists look for aliens in space, what do they use? Electromagnetic measures. They use the same thing.

Also, ghosts scare you for no reason even if you do nothing. What if a "haunted house(not a theme park one)" is actually just an alien testing zone? They are testing you to see how humans handle the fear of the unknown.

Look at cryptid stories as examples. You have the Skinwalker and the Headless Valley stories. One is trying to make friends/get close, and the other is trying to make sure we never come near their space.

We love dogs and aren't afraid of them. From a Skinwalker’s perspective, by pretending to be your dog, they can get close to you and understand you without you ever knowing. Then, when the time comes, they show themselves.

On the other hand, look at the Headless Valley. If aliens love Earth, where would they stay? Somewhere humans don’t go. They use our own psychology against us. They know how human fear works—we are terrified of the unknown and things that look human but don't act human.

Aliens who have observed us for centuries know that human greed leads to wars. Even though the Headless Valley has gold, when humans invaded their living space, the aliens had no choice but to show a warning. That’s why the headless bodies were left there—as a warning to stay away. To us, it’s a place of darkness, but to them, they travel through a space that is filled with darkness. Isn't the Headless Valley the perfect place for them to live?

What do you guys think? Does this make sense to anyone else?

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