Many people talk about their experience, of being
''taken''.
They talk about Aliens abducting them and experimenting on
them.
None of these people talk about pain.
So this is my theory:

Humans lying in their home, being abducted by aliens, are in
a state of shock -
The have just been abducted,
Aliens exist,
They are aboard a UFO,
They are being poked,
They are being probed.

You see why they don't remember pain? There wasn't any. Just
shock - amazement.

Now, take this scenario, a human picked up by a human, also
in a vehicle.
In an identified object,
Into a hospital,
Where humans care for them,
Everything is reasonable,
They are being poked,
They are being probed.

Pain. They feel pain. And discomfort, and believe me I am
shocked - amazed, at what humans can do to themselves and
each other.


And you know how that analogy was created?
After blood was taken from me, jelly smeared on my stomach,
a needle stuck in my vain, I was lifted on a board and put
through a hoop, poison fed to me, after all that,
I couldn't help but feel about as is I was in the clouds...
you see, I have no idea what's going on, but this is real,
like a dream, you can't wake from.
Surreal.
Man that word is becoming too familiar to me...

16/05/06 02:08