Paranormal Parasites by Nick Redfern

Author:Nick Redfern
Language: eng
Format: epub, azw3
Tags: CVR01082018;paranormal;paranormal book;paranormal phenomenon;paranormal phenomena;vampire;vampires;psychic vampires;nick redfern
Publisher: Llewellyn Worldwide, LTD.
Published: 2018-08-01T15:33:44+00:00

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Aliens and Abductions

It’s not at all an exaggeration to say that some of the most disturbing stories concerning the parasitic nature of certain supernatural entities revolve around the issue of aliens and UFOs. It is within the domain of extraterrestrial life that we see a host of deeply troubling stories which may well have been covered up by government agencies, chiefly to prevent public panic on a massive scale if the truth became known. The UFO phenomenon is very much a multifaceted one: it consists of alien abductions, crop circles, UFO landing cases, close encounters, interactions between humans and extraterrestrials, Men in Black reports, military dogfights with UFOs, and much more. There is, however, another aspect to the UFO issue that often gets swept under the carpet. There is an acutely good reason for that: very few people—in government and in the field of ufology—know how to handle it. Or even if it can be successfully handled. It revolves around the nightmarish angle of aliens eating us.

There are solid reasons to believe that the UFO phenomenon has its dark side—an extremely dark side. We’ll start with the strange, almost sci-fi-like saga of a small town in northern New Mexico that is at the very heart of this troubling situation.

Horrors in and under New Mexico

Dulce is a pleasant and inviting town that is situated in New Mexico’s Rio Arriba County. It’s a small town of less than three thousand people, around thirteen square miles in size. It was founded in the latter part of the nineteenth century and today is the home of the Jicarilla Apache Nation. There is nothing particularly unusual or out of the ordinary about Dulce—at least not at first glance. Look a little bit closer, though, and you’ll find yourself in a world filled with dark secrets and terrifying tales of the cosmic and conspiratorial kind. And by closer, I mean below your feet—way below your feet—maybe even miles down.

Since the late 1970s, rumors have swirled to the effect that deep within the massive Archuleta Mesa that dominates the town there is a secret and futuristic facility that has been out of bounds to the US government since 1979. Today it’s said that the installation is under the complete control of hostile and deadly extraterrestrials—the so-called Greys of UFO lore—dwarfish, black-eyed, large-headed entities that are practically part of popular culture.

So the story goes that in 1979 a violent confrontation between military personnel and the aliens broke out—and we were the losers. The base, which was once a hub of human-alien interaction, is now theirs—and theirs alone. Witnesses talk of people going missing and of vast, cavern-like rooms in which people are devoured by voraciously hungry aliens. Are the tales true? How did the rumors begin? Let’s take a trip back in time to the mid-to-late 1970s.

Paul Bennewitz was a scientist who, at the time, ran a company in Albuquerque called Thunder Scientific—a company that quite literally backed up onto the well-guarded fences of Kirtland Air Force Base.

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