Hi gang,

I was talking with friends over the weekend who were asking me about my new found interest in star beings and we got to talking about the Greys. One friend asked, "Should we be afraid of them?" and it's a question I thought I'd ask to the community here before I gave him an answer. For me, they're not frightening. I recently read "Grey Aliens and the Harvesting of Souls" by Nigel Kerner and I've read Timothy Good's "Need to Know" which I found really informative, yet I couldn't be scared of Greys. The idea of abduction or experimentation doesn't alarm me either, I can't buy into the idea that extra-terrestrials are hostile and set on destroying us. I figure they would have done it by now, they wouldn't wait until our technology was such that we could fight back. I see them more as scientists trying to learn about us. So, I wanted to ask what people's thoughts were on the Greys and whether they're fearful of them or not?

Sam,
Here are some bits and pieces of things I have read over the years, which may or may not be correct:

• Eisenhower signed a treaty with the greys in 1954. In the agreement, the greys would give us their technology, and in exchange we would allow them to abduct a certain number of people (with a special blood type, is what seems to be happening) for their hybrid program.
• The Nordics gave us the same offer to exchange technology, but they wanted us to give up our weapons. It being so soon after the war, and the real possibility of alien involvement with the Nazis, Eisenhower took the deal with the greys instead, but they are not considered the good guys. They have abused the treaty by abducting more people than was agreed upon.
• We are on the outskirts of the galaxy, so the aliens that show up may or may not have our best interests at heart. Evidently, there are good greys and not so good greys.

Obviously, I have no way of knowing if any of this is true. Sorry if this is just a repeat.

I had a dream in which I was about to shake the hand of a grey, but a force came down between us to break off the possibility of a handshake, and then I heard, "They don't have a heart." At least in the dream, I didn't have a fear of them either, but from the few things I have read, I am not so sure that is wise. It seemed to be lucid dream.

Is there anything new as far as disclosure happening any time soon? It has been a while since I have heard any predictions as far as a timetable.

Thanks for your reply tecrow, I hadn't really considered the possibility of good greys and bad so that's shed a new light on it. In my reading so far, I've got the impression "Nordics good, Greys bad" but I suppose that's far too 'Disney' an attitude to take. Your dream experience is fascinating, if I can ask, did you hear the ET talk to you at all? Was there any kind of message?

Hi Sam,

I actually heard it. It was a female voice. On occasion, I do hear things in my dreams. For example, I heard loud ringing bells recently, so loud they woke me up. I guess this can be either good or bad. I read that in India close, loud sounding bells is a good sign, but if they are in the distance, its not so good. I sure could use some good news!

I have had a couple of experiences that MAY have been with Greys, but I'm not 100% convinced it wasn't some other astral being that just looked like grays either objectively or just from my point of view.

Neither were positive experiences, both were frightening, but it did seem that they were just curious and tinkering with me for some reason. Experimenting? I didn't get the impression that they were doing anything out of malice.

I don't tend they (as a race) have anything particular against us (as a race), but who knows about individuals.

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Amberly

This is a very interesting discussion! For me, as long as I can remember I've had dreams of the Greys, even as a little kid - and the mental picture hasn't changed a bit over the years. I've never been "scared" of them - but I don't perceive them as being warm and friendly, either. I remain curious ... and, I admit, somewhat cautious about any desire to leap aboard one of their ships and take off with them! (I'm also not sure I'd even offer then tea )

(Thanks for the reminder of the Eisenhower treaty, tecrow ~ I'd forgotten about that!)