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Sitting with Danny Jones, Gregg Braden treats abduction testimony as a pattern worth a scientific look. He remembers John Mack, struck by a car that left the roadway in London, as the first researcher to give those reports academic weight. One, Braden says, is a warning from beings who can no longer conceive in the ordinary way and do not want us to surrender that capacity. Another is that many abductors are not visitors from another planet. They are humans from our own future, returning because a technology cost them their humanness. From there he argues that the odds against our genome make chance biology fail. Teachers he names from Peru, the Yucatan, Nepal, Tibet, and Africa describe an intentional act and a wider community, whether one says angels or time travelers. He respects Zecharia Sitchin’s tablet reading and still rejects the idea that people were made only as a slave crew. On the moon he claims landings found structures, that photographs were pixelated, and that Washington and Moscow agreed to stay quiet.
Key points
- Braden remembers John Mack as the researcher who treated abduction reports as a real pattern across cultures.
- One repeated answer, he says, is that the visitors are future humans who lost ordinary reproduction and warn against giving humanness away.
- Extreme odds against a random genome, plus indigenous teachers he cites, are his case for an intentional origin inside a wider community.
- He respects Zecharia Sitchin’s reading of ancient tablets but rejects the idea that humanity was made only to be a slave workforce.
- On the moon, he claims photographs show towers and long structures that were pixelated, and that Washington and Moscow agreed to stay quiet.
- He hopes images of glyphs, which he expects in old root languages, could push nations to cooperate instead of preparing for war.
Short quotes
the first scientist that gave credibility to the phenomenon of what we today call alien abduction yes now this
Gregg Braden, Abductions and the lunar surface
He credits one scientist with being the first to treat abduction reports as a serious phenomenon. Watch at 1:35
me from another time they're us from our own future these are humans coming back
Gregg Braden, Abductions and the lunar surface
One group in the reports, he says, is future humans returning rather than visitors from another planet. Watch at 4:20
an intentional act and that we are part of a greater Community whatever we want
Gregg Braden, Abductions and the lunar surface
Indigenous teachers, in his telling, describe a deliberate origin and membership in a wider community. Watch at 10:03
what they see so here's here's the thing we sent craft looking for microbes and bacterial forms of life
Gregg Braden, Abductions and the lunar surface
He sets probes that hunt for microbes against structures he believes are already on the lunar surface. Watch at 12:10
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