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Reptilians are Dinosauroids

Postby khanster » Sun Jun 10, 2012 9:44 pm

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Re: Reptilians are Dinosauroids

Postby ricardo » Wed Jun 13, 2012 1:26 am

they have their own spacecraft. so, if he infers they split and remain here.

feral- in a primitive state(looking like the reptilian creature) I disagree.(opinion) I

met one ( few) other hybrid that are present and well integrated. ( no details

here) cept not reptilian and advanced ( precognition ?) maybe not the word I'm

looking for. I did not get to explore the capabilities. ( how ?)

further,
it is probable/possible, these beings left the planet, and returned. ] returned by 'another 'party. theorized as one possibility for yeti , and lack of physical evidence.

they assimilate informantion well- due to wider range of their senses.

as if they know 'the blind spot ' projected energy overlap. wifi of the aura. ?

mine /theirs . sorry, not yours earth creature. fiction- hybrid alien [c]
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