Former Air Force officer communicated with grey aliens By Mary Joyce, website editor
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Former U.S. Air Force Sergeant Dan Sherman blew the whistle on the government’s involvement with grey aliens in his book
“Above Black.”
Though his regular Air Force duties
were as an Electronic Intelligence Specialist, he also secretly worked
for the National Security Agency (NSA) as an
“Intuitive Communicator” with the greys.
At first he was excited to have been selected by the NSA, but eventually realized
he was living the life of a prisoner.
He was watched and monitored all the time and couldn’t live a normal
life. His life of isolation was one of several reasons he eventually
asked to be discharged from the military. His request was denied. He
was told his work with the aliens would continue even if he left the
military. Without giving details, he made it clear he had to take
extraordinary steps to get his military discharge.
When Sherman was recruited for a secret deep black project called
“Project Preserve Destiny,” he asked
why he was selected. Here is the response from the captain/director of operations:
To put it bluntly, Sergeant Sherman, in the summer of 1960 your mother was visited
by what the world commonly refers to as aliens. . . In a nutshell,
you’ve been given an interesting ability through what we call genetic
management.
In explaining
Project Preserve Destiny, the captain said:
It was started in 1960 and was fully operational by 1963. It was a genetic management project with the sole purpose of cultivating human offspring
so that they would have the ability to communicate with the greys.
Your mother was initially abducted in 1960 for tests, then again in
1963 for the actual genetic procedure while you were in the womb. . .
Rest assured,
you are 100 percent human. Your conception was as normal as any other
person’s.... All that I’ve been told is that your abilities will be needed in the future when all electromagnetic communications will be rendered useless.
The captain’s statements certainly show the government has worked
in tandem with the greys
for decades and directly or indirectly has been involved with alien
abductions. Sherman also reveals the government’s extensive efforts to
cover up its alien involvement.
Sherman was disappointed with how little information Spock and Bones revealed, but he did glean a few bits and pieces.
● “I learned that
time,
as we know it, does not have the same meaning for them. They still
age as we do, but they are not as bound by the physics of time as we
currently are.”
● “When I asked if there was a
God,
he answered that it was not his place to answer that question. But he
said something like ‘the question you ask answers itself.’ It was all
kind of obscure to place any concrete meaning to (it). Based on what
he was saying at the time, though, I do remember coming to the
conclusion that there must be a ‘God’ that we all shared.”
● “He said they had
visited cultures from time to time
throughout our history. None of the direct contacts they’ve initiated
turned out well. This is one of the reasons they are not ‘common’
visitors today. However, he said that it was much easier to visit our
people in the past than it is today. They revealed themselves on many
occasions in the past and even contributed to certain societies and
their technologies. They learned much from the engaging of other
people. But since our technology has leap-frogged, the risk of
revealing themselves on a worldwide scale, at this time, is not a
worthwhile endeavor.”
● “According to Bones, there is a vast number of
other ‘intelligences’ in the Universe. I got the feeling when I asked this that he felt it was a dumb question.”
● “I had asked at one time if they had
two sexes like we do.
The answer was yes. It seems they procreate as well, but not in the
same manner. I didn’t go any further in my questioning, and he didn’t
volunteer any more information.”
● “What little I got from the conversation was that they somehow use time and electromagnetic energy as a
source of propulsion.”
● “Bones made me understand that their
life spans are similar to ours, perhaps even shorter.”
● “He told me that
our sun was very unique
and that someday we would understand how it really worked and how we
could utilize the same methods they use but on a smaller scale. He
said our scientists have just begun to understand how the sun can be
used as a source of energy for our future needs.”
Though this information from Spock and Bones is interesting, Sherman grew tired of
being treated like a laboratory rat
that was being studied and trained. That became the second reason he
asked to be discharged from the military. The third reason hit closer
to home when he was required to study or somehow evaluate alien
abductions.
“I finally came to the conclusion, after reporting over
20 apparent abduction scenarios,
that I wanted no part of the program any longer,” he explained.
“Although I had no reason to believe anyone was being maliciously
harmed, I did get a feeling that the abductions I was reporting were
part of some sort of higher calling and the feelings of the
people involved took a back seat to that calling.
I couldn’t help but think about my mother and what she possibly went through during the genetic management of Project Preserve Destiny.”
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