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On Gaia, former CIA signals officer John Ramirez is asked why hybrids would not look unlike everyone else. His answer is that tall humanlike beings in witness reports are our source, that we are their children, and that we were delivered here and then lost the point of the journey. Skyward monuments and a heaven placed overhead are, for him, scraps of that loss. He treats contact with nonhuman lines less as a new face and more as a widening of awareness. Eyes and ears catch a narrow band, he says, while skin can register what sight misses. He believes agencies have noticed a shift from metal craft to orbs and to encounters that reorder a life. He claims he can feel certain radiant people in a room, that sensitives told him he carries an implant, and that a workplace nosebleed led agency doctors to an unexplained cut and a removed object. He still could not obtain those papers, because the service held them as its property. This is his account, not a settled history.
Key points
- Ramirez says humans come from tall humanlike beings, were brought to Earth, and forgot the reason.
- He reads ancient sky monuments and the idea of heaven as leftovers of that forgotten origin.
- Hybridization, in his view, expands awareness more than it changes how a body looks.
- He claims he can sense certain people by a radiating energy and that sensitives called him a hybrid with an implant.
- A nosebleed at work, he says, exposed a precise cut and an object that agency doctors removed.
- He adds that the CIA would not release the medical file because it treated the papers as its own.
Short quotes
I believe that we forgot our true Origins
John Ramirez, Brought here and the reason forgotten
This is his direct answer to where human stories of gods above the earth are supposed to come from. Watch at 1:12
you can't have your medical records they're the property of CIA
John Ramirez, Brought here and the reason forgotten
The agency episode ends, in his telling, with the file withheld from him. Watch at 9:07
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