http://cultureofcontact.squarespace.com/culture-of-contact-art-show/

Hmmm…I wasn’t aware that they were in the same neighborhood, unless she didn’t mean that as literally as she said it. If they’re neighbors what does that mean for the rest of us? What sort of Skinwalker Ranch-esque vortex are they creating?

Farah herself told me that Huggins lives in her neighborhood, unless that’s changed in the last year.

Huggins’ attitude is admirable. Most people would expect him to be vitally concerned with what others think of him.

Note that many of his paintings are not literal reproductions of scenarios (even though they look like it) but give the flavor of how he felt and what he says he saw/experienced through the years.

Dave is actually a more forgiving person than I am. He doesn’t care what others think of him–and doesn’t say that by way of defense mechanism–he truly doesn’t care. He “knows what he’s experienced” and so our belief about that is irrelevant to him. Likewise, he doesn’t judge others’ experiences, even the more outlandish-sounding, because he doesn’t know.

I think he’d be the first to admit that he’s no specimen as far as what we consider the ideal human candidate to create hybrids from. But then again these beings aren’t exactly a catch either! Imagine a gray mixed with Stallone or Ahhhhnold’s DNA? THAT would be something. That something? You guessed it: sasquatch.

Is that a fact now, Sage? I suppose you have closey examined the man’s entire genome to make that assertion, or is that an opinion based solely on observing a single photo?

I don’t know if abductees’ claims of strange entities stealing their ova and sperm are true, but entertaining the possibility for a moment just for pure intellectual entertainment, and also giving the gigantic leap that cross-breeding between species that evolved on two different ecosystems is even possible, how do we know of what an alien species considers desirable genetic traits? They may think that the physical prowess of someone like Schwartzenegger are useless or quaint.

It’s interesting to note that of the two children Albert Einstein had, and the subsequent grand & great-grand children that followed, there wasn’s a single one that inherited the apparent genius of their cellebrated ancester —apparently one of Albert’s sons had a comparable intelligence, but alas he was also diagnosed as an schizophrenic…

Sage- Running Huggins down does not
increase your stature.

His “internal reality” as Craig says is the part that’s interesting to me–it’s refreshing to me to see paintings rather than another book about the subject. Whether it’s “true” or not was not the point of the article.

I have no doubt that Huggins could believe in his self-delusions with all his heart, just like those who believed the smoking gun would be a mushroom cloud if we didn’t invade Iraq. Almost the same exact stupid argument is now being given again for invading Iran. Will people ever learn? Yet here we are, repeating history, as if common logical sense is going extinct.

Put on your thinking caps people, and take a good close look at Huggins. Isn’t he the kind of stud that any race would desire above all others to father their children ? More importantly, it is so obvious he is very intelligent, has a great personality, and is in perfect health…not! What kind of idiot ETs would want to have Huggins sire their offspring?