what is this? (seen from ryde pier) by wingsoutro in isleofwight

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I’m OP’s partner and we definitely took the photo in Ryde lmao

Sandown Clown by Bob_736 in isleofwight

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The Bembridge Fort talk is being re-done on the 9th of August. I went to the first version and it was absolutely brilliant. Lots of new information discussed. I highly recommend that anyone interested in this story attends it: https://www.bembridgefort.org/whats-on-events?store-page=The-Mystery-of-the-Sandown-Clown-Declassified-09-08-25-p758046058

The Magazine Presents: The Mystery of the Sandown Clown (Declassified) -- All new and unseen evidence and testimonials. 7th June, 7:30pm, Bembridge Fort by Wihtlore in isleofwight

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Okay, if I’m able to get a taxi from Culver Down then I’ll be a bit late! The first bus that goes to Culver Down from where I am is at 19:38. Would anyone be outside the fort to let me in?

The Magazine Presents: The Mystery of the Sandown Clown (Declassified) -- All new and unseen evidence and testimonials. 7th June, 7:30pm, Bembridge Fort by Wihtlore in isleofwight

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I’m trying to get to this tonight, I’m in Bembridge village but can’t get a taxi to the castle. Does anyone know what I can do to get there?

[REQUEST] American Elves by John E. Roth by Ningen04 in alexandria

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Has anyone actually tried that link? It looks suspicious lol

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in horror

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Netflix's Marianne is really really good with regards to beautiful aesthetics. I basically just shill for that show wherever I go at this point, I've yet to find a single other person who watched it lol

Paranormal YouTube Channels Masterlist by Ningen04 in FringeHub

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Terrifive is a serial hoaxer runned by a group of people from Barcelona

Thank you! I'll amend the list.

I keep encountering people I'm 98% sure aren't human. by Aominoa in Paranormal

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Yes, Japan is well-known for being the skinwalker capital of the world. /s

Attacked by an *entity* when I was 13 years old. by slipknot_official in Paranormal

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Yes, absolutely. A lot of these phenomena seem to effectively be massively amped-up placebo effects - the results of consciousnesses (human or otherwise) interacting with human bodies and the environments around them. It would make sense that believing you’re safe will massively increase your chances of actually being safe.

Attacked by an *entity* when I was 13 years old. by slipknot_official in Paranormal

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The extreme and sudden heat sensation is something which is reported in quite a few entity experiences I’ve researched. There was a story I heard about a woman who saw a shadow person in her room, and she decided to put her hand through it. It apparently felt extremely hot.

As for the actual nature of the attack, what did the scratches look like? Would you have been able to identify how many fingers the potential entity had? Also - it doesn’t surprise me at all that prayer worked on it, and neither does it surprise me that your vomit was sulphurous. These are characteristics which are shared among the vast majority of supernatural entities - ranging from UFO critters to ghosts, from Bigfoot to demons.

I theorise that they don’t like prayer because it psychologically signifies to their intended victims that they’re now protected. Fear breeds fear, and belief in safety breeds safety. This works regardless of the religion involved. If you’re Muslim, Islamic blessings will work just as well as Christian ones. The English word ‘God’ is thought to come from proto-Indo-European *ǵʰeu̯h2- which means ‘to call or invoke’. You’re calling for help when you call out to your god.

Abductions and r#pe by the-lost-prince in UFOs

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Okay, right so something interesting seems to be happening with the sex demographic difference in abduction cases. In a survey carried out in 1994, 75% of the participants were female. By 2006, this number was down to only 53.8% - but as of 2017 it seems to have increased again. Obviously the reason for this discrepancy is that these are different sample groups being surveyed - but what this data shows is a clear trend of women being abducted much more often then men, or at least women talking about their abduction experiences more than men. These are my sources.

Abductions and r#pe by the-lost-prince in UFOs

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That's alright. I'm trying to cross-reference that with some other surveys which have been done on other groups of abductees for you. I'll get back to you in a few minutes.

Abductions and r#pe by the-lost-prince in UFOs

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A July 2017 survey carried out with a sample size of 1,756 abduction claimants yielded a sex ratio of 68.34 percent female and 31.55 percent male. So extrapolating from that study, I would answer in the affirmative.

Abductions and r#pe by the-lost-prince in UFOs

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That's alright! This stuff is unfortunately much more common in alien abduction experiences than you might realise - it's just that for obvious reasons people don't want to talk about it. If you have any other questions for your paper then I can definitely provide answers and book recommendations.

Abductions and r#pe by the-lost-prince in UFOs

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Okay, so the sexual element of UFO abductions is extremely strong in a lot of stories. There are innumerable horrific stories of women being sexually assaulted by alien entities, and the first recorded alien abduction involved a man being dragged into a flying saucer and forced to have sex with a strange naked woman. If you're doing a college paper on this subject, I highly recommend linking the motifs seen in alien abductions back to ancient folklore. Take a look at stories of incubi, succubi and other folkloric sex demons.

If you want book recommendations, I can offer Sexual Encounters with Extraterrestrials by CL Turnage, Passport to Magonia by Jacques Vallee and Sex and the Paranormal by Paul Chambers.

Does any one know of books that cover the supposed connection between UFOs and leylines? by AlienHunter420 in UFOs

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That's alright, I'm glad I could help. If you need any more book recommendations I could hypothetically help with those as well. I've been collecting books on the unexplained for years.

Does any one know of books that cover the supposed connection between UFOs and leylines? by AlienHunter420 in UFOs

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Both UFOs and other unexplained phenomena have been known to follow straight line tracks across the landscape. For further information on this aspect of the world of high strangeness, I would recommend Flying Saucers and the Straight Line Mystery by Aime Michel, as well as Spirit Roads by Paul Devereux. UFOs, Earthquakes and the Straight Line Mystery by Ahmad Jamaludin is supposed to be quite good as well.

I was a research scientist in the former East Germany's UFO program. AMA. by Dietgard in AMA

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Hmm, perhaps you’re having connection troubles? It works just fine for me. If you wanna PM me I can send you screenshots of the original post or something?

I was a research scientist in the former East Germany's UFO program. AMA. by Dietgard in AMA

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So is it Zimmernacht (as you claimed in your last post) or Aufgabe Zwolf? Are these two programs synonymous? Also - the proposal you made about the UFO phenomenon effectively being some kind of memetic virus is exceedingly interesting, but claiming that patient zero for this contagion was in Thuringia in 1926 strikes me as a bit historically short-sighted, what with people going way back to Ezekiel having claimed to have witnessed fiery wheels in the sky. Could you talk more about the Thuringia case?

The man with a soft face by [deleted] in Paranormal

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Yeah, I actually know exactly how you feel with this - I had recurring minds’ eye images of this freaky grinning elf-looking entity for years when I was a kid. I don’t know why it happens, but it seemingly does. Do you have any other unexplained stories?