UFOS - the serious new deep political research topic?

[David Guyatt]

I have been reading this thread with interest, especially the post about the meaning of the “grey alien” face.
I want to point the attention to the following article that appeared in the “sceptic magazine”.

http://www.skeptic.com/the_magazine/feat...faces.html

The main argument is, that a lot of animals have inborn visual recognition templates, which help them recognizing certain shapes which are of extreme importance to them.
In the case of human beings, there seems to be some kind of facial recognition template. Being able to recognizing a face is a highly specialized human ability of great importance, especially being able to recognize the mother/parents. The visual capabilities of the newborn are quiet limited, so faces are seen distorted, the authors of this article try to figure out how a face might be perceived by a newborn and come to the conclusion that it looks pretty much like your typical “grey alien” face (or “Master Lam”). Since the newborn is reacting to it, even though having no own past experience with faces, they argue that the inborn visual recognition template of the newborn must resemble the "grey alien" face.
The grey alien face could well be the inherited “archetypal face” pre-programmed into every human brain.
If valid, these findings certainly offer interesting possibilities to interpret the abduction experience, or could give an explanation why a face like this would be useful in some kind of “psyop”. The typical abduction experience has lot more distinct features which could be interpreted as relived birth experiences.

Ludwig, welcome and thank you for your thoughtful post. There is also an excellent essay by Martin Cannon written several years ago called "The Controller's" that also speaks of the psyops aspect of alien Greys etc. You can find it HERE. Prior to writing that, Martin was better known for is insightful essays in the mind control field.

Canon's essay contains this intriguing statement:

In this light, the film version of COMMUNION - whose screenplay was written by Whitley Strieber - takes on a new interest: The abduction sequences contain inexplicable images indicating that the "greys" are really props, or masks.

Strieber's Grey alien image could easily have been lifted straight from Crowley's pencil sketch of his Master Lam. But it might just as easily have been lifted from the 1950's British comic the Eagle that featured the weekly adventures of spacepilot Dan Dare and is arch adversary the aien being known as the Mekon -- the little "green" dude usually wafting about on a flying plate (saucer?) seen HERE

I contend that it was no accident that the Mekon (aka Grey alien forerunner) appeared in a 1950's comic - the argument being that the entire UFO myth was created in the 1950's -- specifically 1947 -- with Kenneth Arnold's sighting of the first ever flying saucers.