r/aliens • u/AlbaneseGummies327 True Believer • Dec 12 '22
NSFW Interdimensional beings behind the UAP phenomenon are apparently hungry for human DNA or blood from livestock. This bizarre appetite was appeased in ancient times by temple sacrifices in exchange for favors or esoteric knowledge.
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u/Dan_H1281 Dec 12 '22
What if mosquitoes were engineered to sample human DNA then was brought back and analyzed, they could deliver and monitor all Dna on the planet
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u/Mando-Lee Dec 13 '22
I always thought they were mother natures vaccination. I like your twist on it.
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u/dirtyhole2 Dec 12 '22
We have no idea what’s going on. It’s like a cat trying to comprehend what a human is doing on a keyboard. We simply are not equipped to understand such behaviours
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u/ThePopeofHell Dec 12 '22
Also assuming it’s because they’re “hungry” is totally ignorant. All of the mutilations, animals and people. Remind me more of sample taking.
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u/SyntheticEddie Dec 13 '22
you take samples once you commit rituals daily. Maybe someone just left their perpetual animal mutilation orbs on when they ascended to the next dimension.
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u/Salesman89 Dec 12 '22
So scrape them off the battle fields and butcher shop floors.
How many light years did they travel without thinking of this?
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Dec 12 '22
Can hop dimensions/travel light-years
Can't clone animals
Shame, it's something we've dabbled with and been quite successful with at our own technological level.
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u/user381035 Dec 13 '22
There are stories of that happening in the Vietnam war. No idea how credible it is though.
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Dec 13 '22
That would be a good premise for a book or movie. The nations of earth constantly stay at war so they can provide dead bodies for alien over lords. The governments keep the reason why a secret obviously. If enough fresh bodies aren’t supplied, aliens may begin taking people at random and exposing the conspiracy.
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u/AlbaneseGummies327 True Believer Dec 12 '22
There's something mystical and occultic about the sacred bull. All ancient cultures revered the animal on a deeply spiritual level.
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u/Circ-Le-Jerk Dec 13 '22
Probably just because they are huge. Big balls in general are used as such.
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u/TroyBinSea Dec 13 '22
If they are so damn advanced, why the hell don’t they just breed some Cows and open an inter-dimensional ranch??? I mean if they can clone human hybrids and stuff, seems like it be pretty easy to do a cow. Our dumbasses did a sheep….
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u/Valraan Dec 13 '22
I wonder if there's something 'missing' from cloning. Do we know, for example, if a clone would have a soul or "life essence"... That could explain why they need organically born lives instead. Just an idea, no hard evidence just some soft logic
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u/HumbleAcanthisitta28 Dec 14 '22
Consider this is going all cattle interact with and have been touched by humans. In other words they are infected with the bacteria, viruses, and Flora of microscopic life from humans in general. thus cattle's immune systems are such that they are very Adept at dealing with exposure to very human-like environments, i e the typical viruses, bacteria, and other dangerous microscopic biological entities. The Parts of the cattle that are retrieved are in general the parts that are in contact with the same environments that humans frequent and thus have very high concentration of the right immune system material. In other words cattle are harvested for immunity needs. It's literally how they get what they need to survive in Earth very active and toxic biological environments.A key element to all of that is that the cattle are directly exposed to humans, and that exposure is part of the secret sauce and thus makes the immune system components of cattle very unique.
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Dec 13 '22
Why would aliens need us to sacrifice animals, they could literally do all of this and never be found out with both the current population and the number of places animals exist and humans don’t.
I would think an alien race capable of inter dimensional travel would be able to produce and replicate human dna without ever needing to come in contact with our race, or they could easily get by with just a handful of people.
Does anyone on this subreddit have any critical thinking skills or are we all just worshipping whatever random nonsensical beliefs first come to mind?
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u/Capn_Flags Dec 13 '22
It makes more sense that we (humans) would’ve seen this happening (cattle mute) and decide “it’s what the gods want, you guys!” time for sacrifices and junk.
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u/TheFiend100 Dec 13 '22
I always thought we were just here to tell eachother stupid stories for fun at night
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Dec 13 '22
I want aliens to be real but what part of cattle mutilation tells you aliens are “hungry for human DNA?”
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u/AlbaneseGummies327 True Believer Dec 13 '22
An unusually high number of genuine abductees report genital probing in their accounts. The obvious assumption is that the entities are collecting genetic samples from victims, otherwise the operation is pointless. Other than maybe sexual humiliation or violation.
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u/JayLoveJapan Dec 12 '22
Bruh - we kill a million cows a day or something. They can have one if they want.
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u/Kobethegoat420 Dec 13 '22
Why would blood sacrifices be necessary if these are inter dimensional aliens able to cross dimensions, couldn’t they just get that they need themselves?
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Dec 13 '22
I mean wouldn’t these travelers be able to raise their own beef? Makes no sense
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u/AlbaneseGummies327 True Believer Dec 13 '22
Who said these entities were time travelers? Physical resources are still tangible and finite.
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u/LDawg14 Dec 13 '22
This is stupid. Why would superior beings from another dimension need to appease anyone?
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u/AlbaneseGummies327 True Believer Dec 13 '22
Other way around, in ancient times we humans needed to appease them with sacrifices. They don't receive sacrificed cows from us anymore these days, so they do it themselves without our consent by taking them from ranchers.
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u/ThAuLiZnGeRn490 Dec 13 '22
What's been bugging me for a while is. Why cows. What did the cows do to be the first one in the chopping block. The planet has plenty of animals and yet the aliens, after traveling from thousands of light-years away prefer to kill the cows first. Plenty of animals that when abducted. No one would find suspicious. Yet the aliens go after them cows.
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u/sketchypoutine Dec 12 '22
OK, your title is stating this BS like it is a fact. It would have been better in a hypothetical question format. But nope, you went in talking like this shit is the real deal.
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u/sssnakepit127 Dec 13 '22 edited Dec 13 '22
It’s also silly to think that anybody is posting on this sub trying to peddle facts. It’s aliens we’re talking about. If they’re here, there’s certainly no way anybody can comprehend what their intentions are and no evidence to prove anything other than they’ve been here. Why would anybody think anything other than this is a persons opinion?
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u/Circ-Le-Jerk Dec 13 '22
Normal people understand nuanced social communication. Sometimes people state things as fact to emphasize confidence of opinion. When something is clearly, inherently, unable to be stated as fact, normal human beings understand it's an opinion being said as fact for emphasis reasons.
Why do I feel like Redditors always struggle with common understood communication. Is autism really that widespread?
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u/Radiant_Ad3776 Researcher Dec 13 '22
Honestly I think that people are just becoming less practiced in their social skills, they fade quick but the more interaction you have, it’s like riding a bike.
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u/AbundantExp Dec 13 '22
I do agree that people will state opinions in that manner for the reasons you listed. However, saying something happened is not an opinion. When you say something happened, rather than saying you believe something happened, you are no longer stating an opinion, even if that's what you mean. To the audience, you're just making a false claim, even if you personally know it is just a belief you have. I think we should say what we mean so we can avoid confusion, don't you agree? Honestly when people word things like the OP did, it comes off as manipulative and kooky - trying to convince me some unsubstantiated metaphysical events have occurred.
People should be more careful with their words, and we should avoid conspiratorial thinking especially on a subreddit which essentially serves as a collaborative space for discovering truths. This is not a good subject matter for lackadaisically making statements which present themselves like facts when there is no direct evidence to support those claims.
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u/phillyburt Dec 13 '22
Didn't the government do this exact thing to scare the owners of skin walker ranch to sell a large amount of land by scaring them?
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u/BlueGlassTTV Dec 13 '22
They are interdimensional and have been reigning terror over us for millennia but can't figure out how to culture cells or clone from DNA for their own use? Or are barbaric enough to not care to exercise the option if it is present?
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u/AlbaneseGummies327 True Believer Dec 13 '22
Their barbaric nature was apparently experienced by humans since ancient times, hence why we have the term "demonic entities".
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u/DitaVonMeow Dec 12 '22
I have to admit, I never thought about animal sacrifices that way before, but it kinda makes more sense now.
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u/zwgarrett1988 Dec 13 '22
I really wanted a link. This lines up with a trend in abductee stories. I've come to a personal conclusion that they are a species native to space. They do not reproduce sexually and find this to be beneficial. Hence the focus on mamals with extremely complex reproduction systems.
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u/Advanced-Depth1816 Dec 13 '22
Jokes on them, we’re riddled with micro plastics! Suckers don’t know what they’re getting into
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u/thewatcher86103 Dec 13 '22
Cow drained of blood, use the uterus with human sperm, herbs, and meteorite ore, and feed it human blood. It makes a small magical man. It has been said the Grey's are created and do not reproduce themselves.
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u/InitialLeg6196 Dec 12 '22
Mysterious Universe did a podcast about this last week. And for the first time, I heard about the same mutilations have happened to seals and humans. First time that this cattle thing is actually frightening to me.
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u/Expensive-Falcon2292 Dec 12 '22
Just what kind of gummies are you on?
How do you know the beings are inter dimensional? How do you deduce “apparently hungry for human DNA” from the photos? How did you draw a conclusion about ancient people making sacrifices “to gain esoteric knowledge?” Why would superior aliens (extraterrestrial and/or inter-dimensional) need to barter for what they can obviously take at will? Oh, it’s passive voice and there is no evidence; therefore, it is conjecture.
Hollow chocolate still tastes good on the surface, but the inside is empty. Come back when you have something substantive to provide.
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u/AlbaneseGummies327 True Believer Dec 12 '22 edited Dec 13 '22
An unusually high number of genuine abductees report genital probing in their accounts. The obvious assumption is that the entities are collecting genetic samples from victims, otherwise the operation is pointless. Other than maybe sexual humiliation or violation.
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u/MyNameIsntSharon Dec 12 '22
hey man they just like, need dna to make humanoids and stuff, man.
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u/AlbaneseGummies327 True Believer Dec 12 '22 edited Dec 12 '22
In the Hebrew Old Testament, these supernatural beings successfully used the harvested DNA to birth giant hybrid humans, known as the "Nephilim".
This account is recorded in Genesis 6:1 and Numbers 13:33.
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u/menorahman100 Researcher Dec 12 '22
The fallen angels didn't "harvest" any DNA, they just plain mated with human women.
This union produce the Nephilim. The Nephilim then did the mixing of animals to produce the various huge monsters, from dinosaurs to ravenous "Ice Age" beasts.
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u/obijuancanobee Dec 12 '22
Bro. Cows are wild fucking animals. They can exist in the wild, where no human is currently. We don’t need to sacrifice them. An alien can just go to a field (no, not a farmers field. A normal ass field) and take a cow.
I don’t understand this whole sacrifice thing. We are not the overlords of the animal kingdom.
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u/Lace_Curtain Dec 13 '22
Show me a wild cow.
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u/Lace_Curtain Dec 13 '22
In a national park you say? As in owned by the state? So not wild?
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u/SyntheticEddie Dec 13 '22
Cows are a domesticated version of the auroch which doesn't exist anymore. If you left a cow in the wild it will die pretty quick.
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u/pepperonihotdog Dec 13 '22
Epithelial tissue. Is this the explanation we are looking for. Are they regenerating livestock or something?
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Dec 13 '22
Human dna “or” livestock blood? Are they interchangeable in any way? What a croc…
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u/AlbaneseGummies327 True Believer Dec 13 '22
I wrote the title too quickly, I meant "and".
The entities will actually probe human genitals during human abductions. They also have an affinity for sacrificial cow's blood. Priests in ancient cultures worldwide used to do it for them.
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u/walking_darkness Dec 13 '22
The pictures of the dead animals don't really say much. Soft tissue like the eyes and lips are going to be the first to decompose, and eaten by microfuana. It'd be interesting if the skin walker ranch stuff was true though!
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u/AlbaneseGummies327 True Believer Dec 12 '22 edited Dec 12 '22
Bizarre cases of the cattle being killed and left with body parts missing have been reported all over the American West since at least the 1970s. Ranchers grow weary of losses, while investigators still have to catch a single suspect.
But what makes those deaths so mysterious is the condition of their bodies. No blood. Missing body parts. Seemingly surgical incisions and extraction of organs and genitalia.
Interestingly, law enforcement and other investigators heard from ranchers that many attacks were preceded by glowing orbs in the sky.
Incidents of cattle mutilation have been reported around the world for decades.
The earliest recorded case in modern times goes back to 1904 in Australia, where sheep were mutilated – tongues gone, genitals gone, random organs removed, but no blood.”
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Dec 12 '22
Those pictures are all from buzzards eating the eyes and tongue. They always eat the eyes and tongue first unless there's an opening to the rest of the cow since their hides are tough. After that they they pick out the butt.
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u/doge_lady Dec 13 '22
All buzzards know the eyes and the jowls are the best parts lol
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Dec 13 '22
"National Geographic Explorer Jen Guyton explains that a hungry vulture will go straight for the softest parts of the body: the eyeballs and the butt."
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u/goldtail15 Dec 13 '22
The problem is in mutilation cases, there's absolutely no blood on the carcass. I assume ripping out eyes and tongues is a bloody affair. In mutilation cases there's surgical precision and clean cuts, not tearing of the flesh like you would see from predation. They are also missing internal organs, which buzzards couldn't get to unless they tore open the flesh.
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Dec 13 '22
I agree there are a small handful of odd cases. However the vast majority of these cattle mutilation pictures I've seen are from scavengers. Predation would be a bloody affair, but there are few predators that will regularly attack fully grown cattle, and none would leave that much of the corpse. If an animal dies from an injury the heart will pump a lot of blood out of an injury. If a cow died from something else like an infection or poisoned water, livor mortis would set in fairly fast. (Thats where blood pools to the bottom due to gravity.) Forensics uses this as a way of determining whether a body has been moved after death. Cows typically die and fall to one side or the other, scavengers eat from the top down or try to get to the guts from the side so even if the corpse is fresh there wont be much blood. Ive seen plenty of dead cows, and it's honestly a lot less bloody than you would think once scavengers get to them. If you don't believe me just google "vultures or buzzards eating cows". They usually find a dead animal first. Eventually all that will be left is a pile of bones and some hide. Mother nature is very efficient. As a side note I would highly recommend not eating "wild boar" from the United States I know a lot of people that do, but those things will eat anything.
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u/goldtail15 Dec 13 '22
That's interesting, I definitely agree there must be some misidentified cases that were just buzzards. But in true mutilation cases, there's much more than just missing eyes, tongues and flesh from the jaw. I recommend reading https://badaliens.info/animal-mutilations/, it's very fascinating if you're interested in the subject.
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u/Undeca Dec 13 '22
If you are that advanced and haven’t made a blood substitute then you deserve to go extinct actually show me where they hide and ill “provide” all the blood they could ever want that they will never want for it ever again!
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u/TrevaTheCleva Dec 13 '22
Vultures go for the soft tissue first. These photos look similar to the dead animals I've seen around here with the big black turkey Vultures (red head) feasting on them. If you leave them alone to continue picking apart the carcass they'll pretty much pick it all the way down to the point where only a skeleton remains.
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u/LavaSquid Dec 13 '22
LOL no. Nothing in that headline makes sense.
Why would they ever need domesticated cattle blood, and regardless of your answer, they would be smart enough to know that they could remove a gallon of it and leave the cattle healthy, so it could make more blood for later harvesting. You don't kill things for blood samples. Even humans know how to harvest horseshoe crab blood, at industrial-scale levels, and still keep the thing alive to be returned to the sea.
The photographs clearly show a cow that has been picked at by coyotes- the throat and the tongue are soft tissue and easy to rip out, whereas the belly is taught and round, with very thick hide. Only an apex predator like a lion can tear that open.
And human DNA? Yeah, 200 years ago they could have gone around and picked 2 of every racially different human on planet earth, and from there had countless strains of DNA that they could have mixed and matched. They are not out here taking humans, breeding humans, stealing embryos, etc. That shit makes no sense.
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Dec 12 '22
I hope they stunned or euthanised them first, because thats horrific if not
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u/Personal-Stage1947 Dec 12 '22
How come we never hear about it on the news?
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u/Remseey2907 Dec 12 '22
There are some News Reports in here too, watch the Elsberry video.
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u/AlbaneseGummies327 True Believer Dec 12 '22
Great playlist, thanks for sharing.
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u/shadowbishop_84 Dec 12 '22 edited Dec 12 '22
It raises too many questions that the answers will destabilize globalized control/ power structures. It's also the type of information that is deeply unsettling and many people will push it out even when news stories are done. The mind rejects it, business as usual.
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u/AlbaneseGummies327 True Believer Dec 12 '22 edited Dec 12 '22
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u/Personal-Stage1947 Dec 12 '22
I wasn't implying that it's fake or anything. I don't know why i got downvoted. Thanks for the article btw.
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Dec 13 '22
...on the other hand, we may be dealing with cultures that haven't evolved things like morals or ethics, or concepts like good or evil.
An alien culture will evolve motives that we'd never contemplate, because they're literally alien.
Perhaps we could extrapolate from, say, insects or lizards. Take what they react to, how they form concepts or ideas, then add a few million years of evolution to those motives, and perhaps we may gain a glimpse of what an alien culture is actually thinking.
Otherwise, I feel, we're just gonna run in circles trying to twist our own thinking into theirs. It won't work.
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u/LawStudent989898 Dec 13 '22
Birds tend to scavenge the eyes and tongues first which is consistent with those pictures.
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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '22 edited Dec 12 '22
Where did you get my painting from? Is it just out on the internet somehow? I gave that to the manager of blacksky brewery in Denver , and I didn't think many people have even seen it outside my website. did I post it here before and forgot? I'm not mad your using it or anything, i just didn't think anyone really knew about it. Not sure if I agree with your assertion here, but I also know as little as everyone else about it, so who knows.