| Ingebeeld
Neef has begun what promises to be an exhaustive survey into the extraordinary
claims made by seemingly ordinary people in the Old Country, of being abducted
and brought against their will aboard alien spacecraft, often from their
very beds as they slept. His primary focus for now is not on the "truth"
of the claims, but on the extraordinary artworks the abductees have created
about their experiences.
"The subjects all appears
influences becomes is through their experiences deep, and many resort to
Art if words fail, to express their feelings over the incidents.
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| "Here is a prodigious
painting does through an of the petitioners, the allegations that the aliens
have him has taken as well as television, different appliances and sports-equipment
of his house, and has them sucks all upward through wires the antenna and
on upward into the alien ship." |
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Once aboard,
the humans are alternately experimented on, and bonded with, the aliens.
The creator of the following ink wash drawing became particularly
close to his abductor, which he always referred to as "Ann". |
| "Although details
differ, the petitioners all agree is, that the aliens even, friendly expressions
have however with unnerves big
blank, staring eyes. Your heads look too big for their bodies,
that appears, beautiful thin, but in reality the prodigious strength has." |
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Unlike
abductees from other countries, whose abductors seemed mostly interested
in either medical experiments or in breeding
with the humans, Neef reports that the aliens who picked up his countrymen
seemed desperately anxious, for some reason, to help the people become
more intelligent.
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| "The aliens give often
the persons, puts of cards with odd symbols on them. You claim, that the
persons now educated becomes through item and watches them, but the petitioners
never can itself any details of what at remembers, so that they were taught." |
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