The-Complete-Neruda-Interviews-1-5

The First Interview of Dr. Jamisson Neruda
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another story… However, not all the Greys were operating within a unified agenda.
There were certain groups of Greys that looked upon humans in much the same way as
we look upon laboratory animals.
“They’re abducting humans and animals, and have been for the past forty-eight years…
they’re essentially conducting biological experiments to determine how their genetics
can be made to be compatible with human and animal genetic structure. Their interests
are not entirely understood, but if you accept their stated agenda, it’s to perpetuate their
species. Their species is nearing extinction and they’re fearful that their biological
system lacks the emotional development to harness their technological prowess in a
responsible manner.
“Fifteen was approached by the Greys in his role at the ACIO, and they desired to
provide a full-scale technology transfer program, but Fifteen turned them down. He
had already established a TTP with the Corteum, and felt that the Greys were too
fractured organizationally to make good on their promises. Furthermore, the Corteum
technology was superior in most regards to the Greys… with the possible exception of
the Greys’ memory implant and their genetic hybridization technologies.
“However, Fifteen and the entire Labyrinth Group carefully considered an alliance with
the Greys if for no other reason than to have direct communication with regard to
their stated agenda. Fifteen liked to be in the know… so eventually we did establish an
alliance, which consisted of a modest information exchange between us. We provided
them with access to our information systems relative to genetic populations and their
unique predisposition across a variety of criteria including mental, emotional, and
physical behaviors; and they provided us with their genetic findings.
“The Greys, and most extraterrestrials for that matter, communicate with humans
exclusively through a form of telepathy, which we called suggestive telepathy because
to us it seemed that the Greys communicated in a such a way that they were trying to
lead a conversation to a particular end. In other words, they always had an agenda, and
we were never certain if we were a pawn of their agenda or we arrived at conclusions
that were indeed our own.
“I think that’s why Fifteen didn’t trust the Greys. He felt they used communication to
manipulate outcomes to their own best interest in favor of shared interests. And
because of this lack of trust, Fifteen refused to form any alliance or TTP that was
comprehensive or integral to our operations at either the ACIO or the Labyrinth
Group.”
Sarah: “Did the Greys know of the existence of the Labyrinth Group”
Dr. Neruda: “I don’t believe so. They were generally convinced that humans were not
clever enough to cloak their agendas. Our analysis was that the Greys had invasive
technologies that gave them a false sense of security as to their enemy’s weaknesses.
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