The Mystery of Bermuda Triangle - Page 5

Originally posted by: Khatarnak

Sir aap bilkul theek kah rahe hain 😆

Ji, maine toh baas saach bolta hu, acchi toh apne aap hi nikal aati hain.😆

wHEN IS this mystery guna be solved? i am desperate to know. I believe some extraterrestrial beings are doing this.

Originally posted by: P1nk

wHEN IS this mystery guna be solved? i am desperate to know. I believe some extraterrestrial beings are doing this.

It is the Aliens I think.

Originally posted by: P1nk

wHEN IS this mystery guna be solved? i am desperate to know. I believe some extraterrestrial beings are doing this.

lol maybe its just a giant magnet.

Originally posted by: gengarjetty2

lol maybe its just a giant magnet.

Gengu Bhai hope ACP can investigate it.😆

Originally posted by: Summer3

It is the Aliens I think.

I read about the real "Men in Black" who stopped some people from divulging Alien secrets.

theres something under the ocean that pulls em down, i wonder if it's you summer JI

There are still some parts on this planet which the mankind has not discovered beside the Triangle

Originally posted by: P1nk

theres something under the ocean that pulls em down, i wonder if it's you summer JI

P1nk ji kya kahoon aapne sabhi bata di.😆 Triangle ke undar bahut Khatarnak Magnet hain

The Men-In-Black of Legend

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Summary: The Men in Black are beings who appear anywhere major UFO sightings take place. They go about threatening people who have claimed to have seen UFOs into not asking about what they witnessed. They wear sunglasses. They wear black suits. They have olive complexions. They drive black mint-condition vintage luxury cars or fly in black helicopters. Some think that they are government agents. Some think that they are alien agents.

The Men in Black are beings who appear anywhere major UFO sightings take place. They go about threatening people who have claimed to have seen UFOs into not asking about what they witnessed. They wear sunglasses. They wear black suits. They have olive complexions. They drive black mint-condition vintage luxury cars or fly in black helicopters. Some think that they are government agents. Some think that they are alien agents.

The first reported occurrence of Men in Black was traced to Albert K. Bender, the editor of a flying saucer publication called the "Space Review". In the October 1953 issue he placed an announcement stating that he had come across information that would solve the flying saucer mystery but could not print it because he was ordered not to. He ended the announcement warning others in saucer work to be very cautious. He then stopped publication. Later in an interview Bender stated that three men wearing dark suits had ordered him to stop publishing flying saucer material, and that he had complied with the order because he had been "scared to death" of them. He later published a book called Flying Saucers and the Three Men in Black.

In his book, The UFO Silencers, Timothy Beckley has attempted to provide an overview of important and representative MIB encounters. According to Beckley, MIB have been with us for many hundreds of years, speculating that such diverse characters from the history of witchcraft and folklore as the Elizabethan "Black Men", the Native American "Black Man" and late nineteenth century reports of malevolent traveling salesmen, might have been manifestations of what we now know as Men in Black.

An odd incident in the history of the Men in Black is the strange case of Mr. O. H. Krill.

Mr. Krill's writings first gained publicity some time in the late 1980's when a text file called "The O.H. Krill Papers" was placed on the ParaNet B.B.S. The file told the story of shadow governments in cooperation with gray aliens, secret underground bases, exchanges of human organs for alien technologies, and the like. He offers the following information on the Men in Black:

"All things considered, UFO research has become pretty much of a circus today, and the most intriguing and controversial sideshow skirting the edges is the question of the "silencers," or the mysterious "Men in Black." There is a strong subliminal appeal in these accounts of visits by mysterious dark-suited figures (I have been visited myself, as have others I've known) attempting to silence UFO witnesses. A typical situation would be that a witness has a UFO sighting or UFO-related experience. Shortly thereafter he is visited by one or more "odd"-looking men who relate to him the minutest details of his experience, even though he has as yet told no one for fear of ridicule or other reasons.

The men warn him about spreading the story of his experience around and sometimes even threaten him personally, sometimes obliquely, sometimes directly. Any evidence, if it exists, is confiscated in one way or another. Sometimes the visit is for some totally meaningless reason and the subject of UFOs is hardly mentioned, if at all. But again, the men all seem to look alike.

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