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Albert K Bender And The Men In Black
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(08-30-2024, 10:18 AM)Lynyrd Skynyrd Wrote: I wonder if these mysterious agents, if they exist, would modify their wardrobe and tactics to the 21st century? Would they still drive to people's houses and interview them? If their agenda is to stifle news of strange sightings, could they manipulate reporting in the media, including social media?


Well they're certainly mysterious mate (whatever their origin) but think the CIA has got media manipulation pretty much covered these days.

Lots of different 'terrestrial' MIB opinions out there and the ones I've read range from the NSA, NRO, DIA, the Department Of Energy and Secret Service right through to Britain's DSTI, DI55 and P&SS - some of the reported MIB characteristics and behaviours do sound extremely strange though.

The Defense Department and DIA do pop up a lot in UFO research (and many UFO documents contain their routing and transmittal codes) so many folks have speculated they're heavily involved with the subject ...but when it comes to pale, emaciated, tall, bald, long fingered, lipstick wearing men not knowing what jello, spoons or pens are then I'm completely flummoxed.


Below is some info on the infamous MIB Jello case (or jelly as we call it in England).





Quote:Every now and again, when I’m either lecturing on the Men in Black phenomenon, or being interviewed on radio on the subject, the matter of Jello surfaces. Yeah, really. It’s a fact that the MIB and Jello have a connection, as strange as it certainly sounds. Google “Men in Black + Jello” and you’ll see what I mean. You will find numerous references online to a certain case from the 1960s – involving a Man in Black and Jello. But, not everyone knows the full story. So, today, I thought I would rectify that.



..Very oddly, Major French – quite out of the blue – said that his stomach was causing him some trouble. Mrs. Butler offered him some Jello, which he quickly declined. He soon left. The next day, though, the major was back. Yet again, he complained about his stomach. Mrs. Butler again offered him a bowl of Jello, hoping that it might help. Here is where surreal became beyond surreal. For a moment or two, Major French stared at the Jello, seemingly completely unaware of what it was. He then stared at the spoon Mrs. Butler had given him, as if he had no comprehension of what it was. He then awkwardly picked up the bowl and proceeded to try and drink the Jello. Mrs. Butler went silent and stared in disbelief. Major French did not hang around, realizing, it seems, that Mrs. Butler knew something was not quite normal – which is an understatement of absolutely epic proportions. He quickly left, never again bothering Mrs. Butler

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RE: Albert K Bender And The Men In Black - by Karl12 - 08-30-2024, 01:12 PM

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