Skeptiko interviews Dr. John Alexander

**Dumpster Diver** · 24th February 2018, 19:29

Originally posted by KeepTrying

Good God.

When you say "bloodline," you mean blueblood line, correct?

(Because obviously, everyone has a bloodline.)

Don't misunderstand me; I'm not challenging your premise.

Several videos I’ve seen have copper as a base for reptilian blood rather than iron in the blood as in indigenous earth critters. Iron of course is red when oxidized, copper is greenish-blue, thus “blue-blood”.

Octopus blood is copper based:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hemocyanin

...so it makes you wonder where they came from.

**Emil El Zapato** · 24th February 2018, 19:33

That would explain Spock's ears!

**Aragorn** · 24th February 2018, 19:37

Originally posted by Dumpster Diver

Several videos I’ve seen have copper as a base for reptilian blood rather than iron in the blood as in indigenous earth critters. Iron of course is red when oxidized, copper is greenish-blue, thus “blue-blood”.

Octopus blood is copper based:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hemocyanin

...so it makes you wonder where they came from.

Interestingly, the Vulcans and Romulans on Star Trek also have copper-based blood. In one scene of the original series, Spock had an injury on his forehead, and his blood was shown as green.

Originally posted by NotAPretender

That would explain Spock's ears!

Great minds think alike.

**Dumpster Diver** · 24th February 2018, 19:40

Originally posted by NotAPretender

That would explain Spock's ears!

...and his green blood and skin (on the earlier episodes).

**WantDisclosure** · 24th February 2018, 20:31

Originally posted by Dumpster Diver

Several videos I’ve seen have copper as a base for reptilian blood rather than iron in the blood as in indigenous earth critters. Iron of course is red when oxidized, copper is greenish-blue, thus “blue-blood”.

Stewart Swerdlow has taught me that as well, several years ago.

He claims to have seen a Draco, briefly, at Montauk. Preston Nichols tells a funny story about sitting next to one, and the fact that it (my understanding is that they're androgynous) enjoyed drinking Drano. LOL. By the way, I really like both Stewart Swerdlow and Preston Nichols. I have an affinity for whistleblowers.

Here's the video that has the funny Preston Nichols story in it, starting at about 1:25:10:

Published on Mar 22, 2011

Preston Nichols, Duncan Cameron, Peter Moon 1993.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGglyC8QEnk

**WantDisclosure** · 24th February 2018, 21:00

Originally posted by NotAPretender

That would explain Spock's ears!

What would explain Spock's ears?

Regarding ears, another thing about Stewart Swerdlow is his ears, which I believe he has said is Sirian DNA that he has.

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**WantDisclosure** · 24th February 2018, 22:22

Huh?

What is John Alexander saying at approximately 1:27:12, during the discussion about MILABs:

Austria.jpg

I know that closed captions are notoriously ridiculous, but it did sound like he said something about "Austria."

Who is the proponent he's referring to?

**WantDisclosure** · 24th February 2018, 23:11

I've finished watching the video now.

I think this book will be good for people new to the "paranormal," to give them an introduction that they will be able to stomach.

I think Alex Tsakiris did a good job interviewing John Alexander, and was correct to point out that Alexander talked about "first-hand knowledge," which was, in reality, hearsay, as correctly stated by attorney Daniel Sheehan when he appeared with John Alexander and Stanton Friedman at a 2011 UFO conference debate.

**Octopus Garden** · 25th February 2018, 00:52

Alexander is a spook

**WantDisclosure** · 25th February 2018, 01:13

Originally posted by KeepTrying

Huh?

What is John Alexander saying at approximately 1:27:12, during the discussion about MILABs:

Austria.jpg

I know that closed captions are notoriously ridiculous, but it did sound like he said something about "Austria."

Who is the proponent he's referring to?

I'm pleased to have discovered that Alex has a transcript of excerpts from the interview on his website.

Although I'm thinking this transrcipt is not exactly accurate, here is the part I was asking about:

Alex Tsakiris: Well, there is another side of that too, that I think definitely needs to be brought on the table and talked about. I’ve interviewed, several times, David Jacobs, of course, abduction researcher who’s come to a very different conclusion. He claims he’s come to that conclusion independently and scientifically and he does have a scientific background. He claims, along with other abduction researchers, that these experiences might be characterized by some as transformative spiritually, but for many they are true abductions, in every sense of the word. And, you have been associated with having knowledge of that experience, and in particular, a knowledge of military involvement in some of those abductions. I definitely want to give you a chance to clarify that, and to just come out and tell us. Are you aware of any government involvement in programs related to alien abductions?

Dr. John Alexander: Well, my whole, my [00:50:13] thing and my view is totally ridiculous, and I have written to this guy from Austria who was one of the major proponents and if you look at, strictly the requirements that would be necessary, the resources that you’d have to apply to this, it is, you know, just beyond ridiculous. There’s no way that you could take that number of resources, particularly when you look at the downsizing that’s gone on in the military and how you would apply resources. You would be involving thousands and thousands of people, if you tended to believe that. . .

http://skeptiko.com/dr-john-alexande...ty-denied-373/

I guess the "[00:50:13]" indicates the word was inaudible. The timestamp also seems to show how this video is not a real-time sequence of events for the actual recorded interview start to finish.

I don't think Alexander said that his view is totally ridiculous!

Anyway, I would like to know who the guy from Austria is. I don't have a clue.

Also, clearly, John Alexander is not aware of the gargantuan black project budget that comes from such things as illegal drug trafficking, etc., etc., etc.

**Dumpster Diver** · 25th February 2018, 01:20

...not sure why everybody is spending time on this guy. Third rank “warrior monk” in my book, and pretty invested in the deep state narrative.

**WantDisclosure** · 25th February 2018, 01:26

Originally posted by KeepTrying

I'm pleased to have discovered that Alex has a transcript of excerpts from the interview on his website.

He also has a forum.

I LOVE this avatar:

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http://www.skeptiko-forum.com/forums/discuss-the-show/

I HATE smartphones.

Originally posted by Dumpster Diver

...not sure why everybody is spending time on this guy. Third rank “warrior monk” in my book, and pretty invested in the deep state narrative.

What is a warrior monk?

**Dumpster Diver** · 25th February 2018, 01:30

Warrior monk: I’m referring back to the video starting this thread.

**WantDisclosure** · 25th February 2018, 01:35

Originally posted by Dumpster Diver

Warrior monk: I’m referring back to the video starting this thread.

I know, but as I posted earlier, I think the meaning of the term is very unclear. At least it seems to me that Alex Tsakiris at first described one as being of benefit to society, and then turned around and compared one to trolls on the internet.

I have no idea what John Alexander thinks a warrior monk is, either.

What do you think it means?

**Dumpster Diver** · 25th February 2018, 04:30

It means a person who is totally invested in the warrior way and sees themself as a defender of the “faith” i.e. country. Many don’t smoke, drink, and have read the military theory and histories of their form of warfare, and study constantly. Many are fitness nuts, can run a mile and 1/2 in the excellent category and are tough as nails.

A complete and totally dedicated warrior.