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The most talked-about link of the past week....
......was this one about a boy in China who can see in the dark.
I received dozens of queries about this relative to him being a possible alien-human hybrid, like the Starchild Skull. Apparently I have not made it clear enough that we no longer think the Starchild was a human-alien hybrid. That idea, which we did support after a DNA test in 2003, has been overridden by the better genetic testing done in 2010 and 2011. Now we think it was alien, period, with significant amouts of human-LIKE DNA in its genome, the same way most mammals have significant amounts of human-LIKE DNA in their genomes (gorillas 95% the same, rats 70%, mice 65 %, etc.)
As for possible explanations for this boy's amazing abilities, we first have to touch on the mainstream position, which is that he could be the result of a mutation in one of the "master" genes that control huge amounts of physical development. One mutation in one of those genes can cause many physical variations, which would be required for a human's eyes to differ so radically from the norm. So that's one possibility.
Another is that he is a genetic "throwback," which is also possible if his seeing-at-night ability was present in an ancestor on either side of his family. But of course we then have to ask, "A throwback to WHAT???" What kind of human would have that ability? Well, as it happens, China is the home of the extremely mysterious, little-understood Dropa, who were supposedly aliens who crash-landed and were stranded in China, who were small and white, and who had powers and abilities far different from everyone around them.
The Dropa remain so mysterious because the Chinese government seems to be very unwilling to allow detailed analysis of their history and background, for reasons that can only be guessed at. However, if we presume that this boy has a bit of Dropa genetics in his genome, that might account for the "throwback" to night vision on Earth, and poor resistance to bright sunlight. Perhaps the Dropa came from a planet that had much weaker light than we have here.
Another explanation is that this is not the only case of humans with amazing abilities like this. A man in Australia named Scott Russell Hill claims to be able to see the "auras" of human footprints in a dark room up to ten minutes after someone has walked there. I'm told by a good friend of his, Denise Blazek, that he can see the auras of vehicles parked at a crowded airport parking lot, seeing the empty spaces and driving right to one. He is considered one of the top pyschics in the world, and seems to have gained his abilities after a near-death experience when he was a child. Such things do seem possible.
However we care to approach explaining the boy's amazing abilities, what is clear is that he can do what he says he can do. Scott Hill is able to do what he says he can do. These things force us to acknowledge that we actually know very little about the reality we live in, and if these things are possible, then who knows what else might be? It's all part of the same puzzle, and it is to this complex puzzle that the Starchild should provide a great deal of solution.
Another subject of great interest this week has been....
......the alleged finding of a UFO under the Baltic Sea by a Swedish salvage team of underwater explorers. This is above my pay grade, as the saying now goes, but if true, obviously, it is as historic, in its own way, as the recovery of the Starchild's genome will be, so we must pay attention to it. Personally, I think much needs to be done to verify it, but it is certainly worth all of the attention that is being paid to it at this point. I hope they are able to get down there to confirm it, one way or the other, very soon, because if they can confirm it, it would boost the Starchild case tremendously.
Finally, a place called Zorats Karer in Armenia.....
.....caught my attention because of the seemingly haphazard yet apparently precise layout of these stones, and because it is so reminiscent in many ways of the Adam's Calendar site I was fortunate enough to visit late last year in South Africa with Michael Tellinger and his able group of assistants.
Again, such places consistently tell us that we actually know very little about the reality we find ourselves in, and the obstinate refusal of mainstream science to confront these mysteries and puzzles with nothing more than lame "Because we say so!" explanations does nothing to move us forward to where we need to be. I wish it were not so, but it undeniably is.
Until next time....
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