I am sure that most of you have seen the movie Men In Black, but did you know that there really is such a thing as the Men In Black? It is true! the first time that the term was used was in 1953.
Of course The MIB movie isn’t really based upon true facts (or is it?), but the creators of the movies did get their ideas from reality.
We dress in black we have no identifying marks we are not part of the system we are above the system over it beyond it we are them we are they we are THE MEN IN BLACK
We are the best kept secret in the galaxy. We monitor, licence and police all alien activity on the Earth. We're your first, last, and only line of defense. We live in secret, we exist in shadow.
MEN IN BLACK SIGHTINGS
Men-in-Black Encounter
by Anonymous
I had an extremely frightening experience five years ago that I had no idea what was going on, but when I happened to run across a description of the Men-in-Black (MIB) (which I had never even heard about except for passing references to the Will Smith movie), I suddenly realized this is extremely similar to what I experienced. My mouth dropped open at the similarity.
I used to be a postal delivery person in Washington, D.C. One of the buildings I always delivered mail to on my route was this huge building. One day I had paused to eat an apple outside the building, and not seeing a trash can anywhere, I just threw the core onto the ground. When I walked into the building to deliver the mail, I was angrily confronted by the head security guy who asked me why I was littering. I was a little taken aback and asked him how he knew I had thrown the apple core on the ground. He told me that this whole premises was under video surveillance, including not only all sides of the building, but even the grassy areas around it.
It was then that I suddenly realized this building had really unusually tight security. Even when I went inside to deposit the mail, the mailroom was open to me, but the rest of the building was inaccessible. I could only go into the mailroom, deposit the mail, and leave. I had to ring a buzzer to be let into the building each time I delivered.
A few weeks later, I was on my way to deliver the mail as usual to the building, and as I was nearing the building, I saw three figures crossing the street on their way toward the building. At first glance I thought they were normal. But as I looked closer, I was shocked at how strange they were: they were extremely thin, and they didn't walk by putting one leg in front of the other, but sort of waddled by moving their whole bodies from side to side, lifting one foot off the ground, then the other foot in a sort of whole-body side-to-side waddle. It's hard to explain what I mean, but it was not the way any normal person would walk unless they were unable to move any joint in their legs. But as strange as this was, this was not what frightened me. What frightened me was that they were absolutely thin. It was like they were as flat as a set of clothes that had been ironed. Their faces and bodies were entirely flat - no contours. The nose did not jut out, nothing. And they were also extremely thin. The best I could describe is if you saw a suit hanging from a clothes hanger, that would be about the same thickness. It was like no thickness at all, just clothes hanging from a hanger.
All three were dressed in black suits. They all had black sunglasses. I saw them walk up, ring the buzzer, and be let into the building. I was absolutely scared s***less as I had just been about to enter that very same building. I really wasn't sure what to do, but I kind of steeled myself, and slowly forced myself to ring the buzzer and enter the building, figuring, hey, I might have imagined this, in any case I should force myself to go through my routine until I can think this thing out.
When I entered the mailroom, there were 10 (normal) men standing there, just looking at me. It was really intimidating. They asked me if I had seen anything. I was kind of speechless for a second, not knowing how to respond. And then one of THEM walked right up to me from the side and from slightly behind me. I could tell it was one of the same types of things that I had seen crossing the street. It walked right up to me and I was too afraid to turn my head to the side and look at it. I am being very scared just typing this right now, remembering it. It didn't say anything, it just got right up close to me, and I had a feeling of fear so intense, I felt as if my heart had just frozen and was going to fall out of my body onto the ground.
Again, they asked me, "Did you see anything? What did you see?" I just shook my head and stammered, "No, I didn't see anything." Unless they were all mentally challenged there is no way they couldn't have noticed my extreme fright. I thought they might hold me there and not let me go. But finally they said, "Okay, leave now." And the MIB that was to my side and a little behind me, kind of took a step back to make way, and I had to steel myself, it is the bravest thing I've ever done in my life, to actually walk past it on my way to the door. And I was out of the building.
At the time I had never heard of the MIB. I had no idea what this thing was or what the government was doing. All I knew was that I was dealing with something far more powerful than me. I thought maybe it was some new type of robot and the government was doing test-runs on them, but why that would be done in broad daylight I could not and still do not understand.
To give you an understanding of how frightening it was, the first thought that came to my mind was that I needed to leave the country - to find some way to get the hell out of the country and go somewhere else - but then it occurred to me that if I started to act strangely, they might get suspicious and kill me or something. I realized the best thing I could do was act as normally as possible and pretend nothing had happened.
Later the next week, my supervisor at the post office told me I had been suddenly reassigned from my old route to a new one, something that was unexpected. He asked me if I had encountered any problems on the route. I think even he may have been a little confused at why I was being reassigned. But I said I had no problems and I was very quiet about it. So eventually I got reassigned. After what I thought was an appropriate amount of time continuing to work at the post office, I quit my job and now I work at an airport. I am telling this story now because five years later I need to get this off my chest.
I doubt they will come after me now but if they do, I can't avoid my fate. I've never seen any sort of alien or had any sort of unusual life event of any other kind, nor do I believe that there is such a thing as a devil or demons or anything. So I really don't know what to believe now. There is no doubt whatsoever the building was under the control of the government, with normal human beings. I still think it was some sort of cyborg experiment, and on occasion I still am tempted to just leave the country to get away from all this.
Men in Black... and Cookies
by ATarrC
This true story happened in the summer of 1999. Three friends and I were in an apartment complex made for married couples with children while they attended the University of Northern Iowa. One of my friend's mom was an employee at the school, so she and her sons stayed in the complex with her. Anyway, one July night at midnight we started walking through the complex to the sidewalks that connected with the campus. One of us stopped and pointed to the edge of the sidewalk, which was about 50 feet away. There was this gray-haired man wearing a black silk shirt tucked into khakis pants. He was holding two plastic sacks. Behind him were two men in black cloaks walking in stride together with their hands crossed. My friends and I hustled back over to the corner of last building in the complex where we continued to watch in astonishment as the gray-haired man swung the bags into the woods along the sidewalk. As he turned around, a couple of my friends popped out from the corner. He made eye contact with them, then returned to the woods and grabbed one of the plastic sacks he threw in. He and the two "reapers" walked off toward the front of the complex.
After they walked past, we went to the spot with the sack. My friend Nick, went in to retrieve it. We all huddled around as he pulled out what looked like steering wheel-sized sugar cookies. What the hell?
There are just a lot of unanswered questions, like: What was in the other bag? Why were they throwing sugar cookies in the bushes? What were guys like this doing in a married student housing complex? Why the hell were they dressed in black cloaks... in the middle of July?
For decades now, the reporting of an unidentified flying object or alien encounter has often lead to a visit from a couple of mysterious visitors, dressed all in black, which threaten dire consequences if the person persists in talking about their experience.
Several features seem to be synonymous with these unwelcome visits. The men all dress alike, have very similar, often oriental features, use stilted language reminiscent of old gangster films, wear dark sunglasses regardless of weather conditions, supposedly to hide the “glowing eyes” they are reported to have, and disappear quickly in a huge black limousine.
The first recorded visit by the MIB, men in black, as they are more popularly referred to was in 1953 by the founder of the “International Flying Saucer Bureau (IFSB). To the shock and suprise of his fellow members and readers of the organization’s subscribers to the “Space Review” magazine he edited, Albert K. Bender suspended the organization and magazine after a visit from what he described as three men, all in dark suits, who revealed reasons to discontinue studying the UFO phenomena amid threats toward anyone in his group that persisted. His final issue of “Space Review” ended with the enigmatic warning, “We advise those engaged in saucer work to please be very cautious.”
While Mr. Bender’s story was at first an attempt to cover up the fact that the organization was loosing money and could not continue financially, by 1963 there had been enough other sightings and visits by the MIB that they began to take on their own mythos in the “conspiracy theory” cult of ufology. Often these strange visitors will produce what, at a glance, appear to be credentials from such diverse branches of government as the CIA, FBI and NORAD. Some have described the identification cards as having “strange symbols” on them. The huge black cars they have been seen driving also have been reported to harbor a variety of designs and logos, none of which seem to be positively identified later.
Many people who report being visited by the MIB have described being subsequently inflicted with headaches, nausea, memory lapses and strange, unidentifiable odors following them around.
There is speculation that the MIB’s are not even human. The possibility of mental manipulation by alien psychic power has long been a controversial but potentially possible reality. While the descriptions of these visitors are usually general and hard to pinpoint, several times when people have been interviewed about the men in black, children present have given a conflicting description.
One case in particular, when the father had reported the “man” as being of average height, red headed and wearing sunglasses, his preteen daughter described the entity as over seven foot tall, stick thin with greenish skin and huge black eyes. Other accounts have had people describe humans recognizable to them that have visited as one of the men in black, but subsequent research has placed the person recognized as being in a distant, known location at the time of the “visit”.
Since the threats the men in black make seldom seem to come to any further effect than the disquiet they present at the encounter, it is not likely that a sinister government agency bent on secrecy is behind this phenomena. That some alien agency, not wholly understanding the psychology of threats and intimidation, is trying to confuse the issue and decrease the credibility of witnesses can be equally argued.
Whether these mysterious visitors are human or alien remains unproven but a visit from them has never been described as pleasant.
ROSWELL THE TRUTH
Sometime during the first week of July 1947, a local New Mexico
rancher, Mac Brazel, while riding out in the morning to check his
sheep after a night of intense thunderstorms, discovered a
considerable amount of unusual debris. It had created a shallow
gouge several hundred feet long and was scattered over a large area.
Some of the debris had strange physical properties. After taking a
few pieces to show his neighbors, Floyd and Loretta Proctor, Brazel
drove into Roswell and contacted the sheriff, George Wilcox. Sheriff
Wilcox notified authorities at Roswell Army Air Field and with the
assistance of his deputies, proceeded to investigate the matter.
Shortly after becoming involved, the military closed off the area for a
number of days and retrieved the wreckage. It was initially taken to
Roswell Army Air Field and eventually flown by B-29 and C-54
aircraft to Wright Field in Dayton, Ohio.
Roswell Army Air Field was the home of the 509th Bomb Group,
which was an elite outfit -- the only atomic group in the world. On the
morning of July 8, 1947, Colonel Blanchard, Commander of the 509th
Bomb Group, issued a press release stating that the wreckage of a
"crashed disk" (UFO) had been recovered. The press release was
transmitted over the wire services in time to make headlines in over
thirty U.S. afternoon newspapers that same day.
Within hours, a second press release was issued from the office of
General Roger Ramey, Commander of the Eighth Air Force at Fort
Worth Army Air Field in Texas, 400 miles from the crash site. It
revoked the first press release and, in effect, claimed that Colonel
Blanchard and the officers of the 509th Bomb Group at Roswell had
made an unbelievably foolish mistake and somehow incorrectly
identified a weather balloon and its radar reflector as the wreckage
of a "crashed disk."
One of those two press releases had to be untrue. There is now solid
testimony from numerous credible military and civilian witnesses who
were directly involved, that the "crashed disk" press release issued
by Colonel Blanchard was true and that the subsequent "weather
balloon" press release from Eighth Air Force Headquarters in Fort
Worth, Texas, was a hastily contrived cover story.
The Witnesses
The first witness located by investigators who was willing to testify
and allow his name to be used was , the intelligence officer of the
509th Bomb Group at Roswell. He was a highly competent individual
and one of the first two military officers at the actual crash site. In a
1979 videotaped interview, Jesse Marcel stated, "...it was not a
weather balloon, nor was it an airplane or a missile." As to the exotic
properties of some of the material, he stated, "It would not
burn...that stuff weighs nothing, it's so thin, it isn't any thicker than
the tinfoil in a pack of cigarettes. So, I tried to bend the stuff. It
wouldn't bend. We even tried making a dent in it with a sixteen-pound
sledge hammer. And there was still no dent in it."
It is inconceivable that a man of Marcel's qualifications and
experience would have mistaken any kind of conventional wreckage,
much less the remains of a weather balloon and its radar reflector,
for that of a craft or vehicle that in his words was "not of this earth."
. When returning to the base, he stopped by his house with a few
pieces of the unusual wreckage to show his wife and eleven-year-old
son. One piece, a small section of I-beam, had strange hieroglyphic
like symbols on its surface. His son has been able to produce detailed
drawings of some of the symbols.
The late General Thomas DuBose testified that he himself had taken
the telephone call from General Clements McMullen at Andrews
Army Air Field in Washington, D.C., ordering the coverup. The
instructions were for General Ramey to concoct a "cover story" to
"get the press off our backs."
. In a 1990 interview, General Exon said of the testing, "Everything
from chemical analysis, stress tests, compression tests, flexing. It
was brought into our material evaluation labs. (Some of it) could be
easily ripped or changed...there were other parts of it that were very
thin but awfully strong and couldn't be dented with heavy
hammers...." Of the men that did the testing, he said, "...the overall
consensus was that the pieces were from space."
The Aliens?
The testimony of Mr. Glenn Dennis leaves little doubt about the
nature of what was recovered in 1947. . In 1947 Glenn Dennis was a
young mortician working for the Ballard Funeral Home, which had a
contract to provide mortuary and ambulance services for Roswell
Army Air Field.
Prior to learning about the recovery of the unusual wreckage at
Roswell, he received several telephone calls one afternoon from the
mortuary officer at the air field. He was asked about the availability
of small, hermetically sealed caskets and questioned about how to
preserve bodies that had been exposed to the elements for several
days. There was concern about possibly altering the chemical
composition of the tissue.
Later that evening, as a result of unrelated events, he made a trip to
the base hospital. Outside the back entrance he observed two
military ambulances with open rear doors, from which large pieces of
wreckage protruded, including one with a row of unusual symbols on
its surface. Once inside, he encountered a young nurse whom he
knew. At that same instant, he was noticed by military police, who
physically threatened him and forcibly escorted him from the
building.
He met with the nurse the next day, and she explained what had been
going on at the hospital. She was a very religious person and was
upset to the point of being in a state of shock. She described how she
had been called in to assist two doctors who were doing autopsies on
several small nonhuman bodies. She described the terrible smell, how
one body was in good shape and the others mangled, and the
differences between their anatomy and human anatomy. She also
drew a diagram on a napkin showing an outline of their features. That
meeting was to be their last -- she was transferred to England a few
days later.
In addition to Glenn Dennis, other witnesses were physically
threatened or intimidated. According to members of Sheriff Wilcox's
family, he was told by the military, in the presence of his wife, that he
and his entire family would be killed if he ever spoke about what he
had seen. The rancher who originally discovered the wreckage, Mac
Brazel, was sequestered by the military for almost a week and sworn
to secrecy. He never spoke about the incident again, even to his
family. In the months following the incident, his son, Bill Brazel,
found and collected a few "scraps" of material, which he kept in a
cigar box. The material was eventually confiscated by the military.
Fantasy?
The Roswell event involved a large number of people and has been
publicized since 1980. Logic would dictate that had there been a more
mundane explanation for the unusual debris, numerous individuals
would have come forward to set the record straight by corroborating
the "weather balloon" story or by providing some other explanation
for the wreckage, such as a V2 missile or experimental aircraft. That
has not been the case. Furthermore, records rule out a missile or
aircraft. Additionally, the amount and nature of the debris rule out
any type of balloon or balloon instrument package, including that
from project Mogul -- the most recently postulated prosaic
explanation.
Cover-Up?
With Roswell so well documented, the question that arises is why the
mainstream media has not pursued the story. Two factors stand out.
The first is that of a negative mindset. There is a tendency in human
nature to resist anything that challenges our preconceived
perceptions of reality. In most cases, such an attitude serves us well
and manifests itself as a healthy skepticism. In other instances, it
may result in a close-minded refusal by otherwise intelligent people
to consider compelling evidence -- especially when that evidence
seems to defy common sense or prevailing scientific theory. Many
past revelations of science, for example, have met such resistance --
a round earth, evolution, relativity, continental drift, quantum theory,
an expanding universe -- to name a few.
The second and most damaging factor is ridicule. Unfortunately,
UFOs have long been associated with tabloid stories, hoaxes, and the
"lunatic fringe." In addition, people tend to put UFOs in the same
category as ghosts, mysticism, magic, and other forms of the occult
or the supernatural. As a result, anything even remotely related to
the area of UFOs is a difficult subject to broach without risking a loss
of credibility. Consequently, members of the mainstream media
rarely approach the subject, much less treat it with any degree of
seriousness or depth. No one wants to make himself an easy target
for cynicism or ridicule.
Agencies in which something might be known, such as the CIA, have
refused to cooperate with investigators. When seeking Roswell or
UFO-related documents through the Freedom of Information Act,
researchers have been repeatedly stonewalled. Claims are made that
documents don't exist or can't be released for national security
reasons. The few documents that have been released have often
been so blacked out that they are rendered meaningless.
Why the Secrecy still?
Why the U.S. Government defiantly maintains there is nothing to the
UFO phenomenon and why it would want to withhold evidence of
extraterrestrial intelligence remain a matter of speculation. Three
possible reasons have been suggested: fear of mass panic, perceived
national security problems, and concern about offending religious
groups. Whether arguments in any of these areas have merit is
questionable. Most would agree, however, that whatever reasons
there may be for withholding such information, they are far
outweighed by those for releasing it.
Furthermore, we are nearly 35 years into the Space Age and at the
brink of the 21st century. This is a generation that until recently lived
for years under the threat of nuclear destruction and that now must
deal with such threats as AIDS, rising rates of violent crime,
international terrorism, etc. The possibility that the confirmation of
extraterrestrial intelligence would cause mass panic in this day and
age is so remote that it hardly merits mention.
The arguments for maintaining secrecy based on national security
are just as specious as those based on mass panic. Assuming the
wreckage the military retrieved from Roswell was that of an
extraterrestrial craft, it would be understandable that the U.S.
Government would want to reverse-engineer the technology. It would
be reasonable that the government would want to keep certain details
of that technology secret. As with any technology with the potential
for misuse, such precaution would be prudent and justified. However,
the very existence of such a craft would have profound implications.
The mere knowledge by the public of that existence would not pose
any kind of threat. Denying the public such knowledge would not be
justified and would be an abuse of the power entrusted to those who
oversee the country's national security.
In the end, however, whether information is being suppressed or
whether it is not, the effect of an Executive Order declassifying it
would be positive. If nothing is being withheld, the result of such an
Order would be to set the record straight once and for all. Years of
controversy and suspicion would be ended, both in the eyes of the
United States' own citizens and in the eyes of the world.
If, on the other hand, the Roswell witnesses are telling the truth and
information on extraterrestrial intelligence does exist, it is not
something to which a privileged few in the United States Government
should have exclusive rights. It is knowledge of profound importance
to which all people throughout the world should have an inalienable
right. Its release would unquestionably be universally acknowledged
as an historic act of honesty and goodwill.
