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It is important to state here — though evidence will be considered in detail later on — that all three women have either had "dreams" or normal recollections of having been shown, at later times, tiny offspring whose appearance suggests they are something other than completely human... that they are in fact hybrids, partly human and partly what we must call, for want of a better term, alien. It is unthinkable and unbelievable — yet the evidence points in that direction. An ongoing and systematic breeding experiment must be considered one of the central purposes of UFO abductions.

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In this unexpected scenario, the UFO occupants — despite their obvious technological superiority — are desperate for both human genetic material and the ability to feel human emotions — particularly maternal emotions. Unlikely though it may seem, it is possible that the very survival of these extraterrestrials depends upon their success in absorbing chemical and psychological properties received from human abductees.

Budd Hopkins

Budd Hopkins

Budd Hopkins

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Born: June 15, 1931

Died: August 21, 2011 (aged 80)

Bio: Elliot Budd Hopkins was an American painter, sculptor, and prominent figure in alien abduction phenomena and related UFO research.

Known for:

Missing Time (1981)
Art, Life and UFOs: A Memoir (2009)
Witnessed (1996)

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