Grey Aliens & Harvesting of Souls

[Carol Nistri]

naw Gunner the way to you is on me,you can send it back and pay for that but I send these out for free.Steph hasnt been on line for a few days.

[RyanB]

Originally Posted by GunnerGraham

I tried to obtain the book when you first mentioned it a while back doc,but found it prohibitively expensive on Amazon,not available on ebay.

The Song of the Greys is available at a reasonable price from the authors website www.nigelkerner.com. That's where I bought it.

There's a new Kerner interview on you tube with X-squared radio, it's a three hour show in four parts I just listened to it. Much more informative than the short Kate Valentine interview.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZ9HXfLz7RA

by the way has anyone read Nick Redfern's new book Final Events?

[dr wu23]

Originally Posted by Nimue

I think that it is plausible that the US government attempted to clone one of the ET's found in the roswell crash. (Assuming you believe that something crashed and was recovered) Perhaps they found in cloning them that the soul could not be created and thus got little beings that seemed robotic in that they did nothing at all. Have no consciousness.

This is likely where the wilder idea that the greys are out to steal our souls comes from. I find it unlikely. It is more practical to assume that they are interested in us for the same myraid of different reasons we would be interested in finding life elsewhere in the universe. There is sciene, resources, and flourishing life aplenty here on earth to keep any intelligent species interested. IMO.

While I certainly don't support his hypothesis I did find the book interesting on several levels. It has scientific aspects, religious aspects and 'grey' mythology in it's overall theme.
It is important imo to read most of what is out there on this phenom to see the various approaches used. There are as many ideas about this enigma as there are alleged 'ufo craft' types seen by people.

[GunnerGraham]

Originally Posted by RyanB

The Song of the Greys is available at a reasonable price from the authors website www.nigelkerner.com. That's where I bought it.

There's a new Kerner interview on you tube with X-squared radio, it's a three hour show in four parts I just listened to it. Much more informative than the short Kate Valentine interview.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZ9HXfLz7RA

by the way has anyone read Nick Redfern's new book Final Events?

I'm sorry,but I don't think 20 quid for a paperback is reasonable.

[dr wu23]

I have an original paperback that was about 7.00 dollars....try looking for a used copy on Amazon.

[GunnerGraham]

Originally Posted by dr wu23

I have an original paperback that was about 7.00 dollars....try looking for a used copy on Amazon.

The cheapest on amazon is 20 notes

[dr wu23]

Originally Posted by GunnerGraham

The cheapest on amazon is 20 notes

Wow...that's a bit strange in itself. I wonder why it's so expensive ?

[GunnerGraham]

Is it a rare book,doc?
I only checked amazon.uk,maybe it's cheaper in the States?
Either way,Carol is going to lend it to me.

[dr wu23]

Originally Posted by GunnerGraham

Is it a rare book,doc?
I only checked amazon.uk,maybe it's cheaper in the States?
Either way,Carol is going to lend it to me.

It was a typical paperback ufo book when I bought it. No more expensive than any other pb. Some like Keels' ufo books and the very early ufo hard backs are worth some money ,but I can see no reason why this is.

I hope you enoy it...it is definitely weird ,but I like to read these strange ones.

[RyanB]

Originally Posted by dr wu23

It was a typical paperback ufo book when I bought it. No more expensive than any other pb. Some like Keels' ufo books and the very early ufo hard backs are worth some money ,but I can see no reason why this is.

I hope you enoy it...it is definitely weird ,but I like to read these strange ones.

Here's a link to the website where I bought the book http://www.nigelkerner.com/Books/Order.html . It's £6 plus postage. That's definitely the best deal I can see.

Here's another interesting link that Nick Redfern's put on his blog connecting Final Events to Nigel Kerner's ideas:
http://eventsfinal.blogspot.com/2010...arvesting.html

I've ordered the Redfern book, sounds interesting.