ALIEN INTERVIEW - THE NEW EARTH - Earth Changes and The ...

After 2 or 3 days the bacteria which live internally and
externally on the body cause severe odors to be emitted.
Odors of any kind are not acceptable in a space vessel.
Flesh can tolerate only a very limited spectrum of
temperatures, whereas in space the contrast of
temperatures may vary hundreds of degrees within
seconds. Of course flesh bodies are utterly useless for
military duty. A single shot from a hand-held,
electronic blast gun instantly turns a flesh body into a
noxious vapor cloud.
IS-BEs who inhabit flesh bodies have lost much of their
native ability and power. Although it is theoretically
possible to regain or rehabilitate these abilities, no
practical means has been discovered or authorized by The
Domain.
Even though space craft of The Domain travel trillions
of "light years" in a single day, 210 (Footnote) the time
required to traverse the space between galaxies is
significant, not to mention the length of time to
complete just one set of mission orders, which may
require thousands of years. Biological flesh bodies
live for only a very short time -- only 60 to 150 years,
at most -- whereas doll bodies can be re-used and
repaired almost indefinitely.
The first development of biological bodies began in this
universe about seventy-four trillion years ago. It
rapidly became a fad for IS-BEs to create and inhabit
various types of bodies for an assortment of nefarious
reasons: especially for amusement, this is to
experience various physical sensations vicariously
through the body.
Since that time there has been a continuing "deevolution"
in the relationship of IS-BEs to bodies. As
IS-BEs continued to play around with these bodies,
certain tricks were introduced to cause IS-BEs to get
trapped inside a body so they were unable to leave
again.
This was done primarily by making bodies that appeared
sturdy, but were actually very fragile. An IS-BE, using
their natural power to create energy, accidentally
injured a body when contacting it. The IS-BE was
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