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>I've read a fair amount on alien abductions. From David M. Jacobs, and watched several archived lectures and documentaries. The situation to me is that aliens (if they truly are ETs) are hostile and have malicious intentions for humans, with abductions being a common form of aggression. This leaves an obvious question:
How do we fight them?
>For abductions some people have reported that prayers have saved them, while others say they have done nothing. I remember watching a lecture from a female researcher, maybe Karla something, who mentioned an anecdote where aliens were harmed by someone imagining a bomb going off but she didn't mention any more details in that lecture.
>One of the most apparent things about abductions is how the aliens paralyze their victims. We need some way to prevent that.
>I've vaguely heard some theories that the aliens are somehow taking people to a slightly different dimension to ours, which is why we have some physical evidence but few outside witnesses. I think it might have been called the "Oz effect".
>I remember reading on Wikipedia that Jacques Vallee apparently thinks the UFOs attacked with microwaves in Colares, Brazil, but I don't have more info on that.
>I've heard contradictory reports as to whether guns work. In some reports aliens somehow stop the guns from firing, while in others they die just fine. I think a documentary by Richard D. Hall mentions guns working. Guns only partly worked from what I've heard of the attacks in Peru.
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