Four calves, all killed overnight. Their innards gone. Tongues sliced out. Udders carefully removed. Facial skin sliced and gone. Eyes cored away. Not a single track surrounding the carcasses, which were found in pastures locked behind two gates and a mile from any road. Not a drop of blood on the ground or even on the remaining skin.
I would very much like to view one of these sometime but I have talked and heard from a long time rancher who this happened to twice. The articles pretty much explain what they look like and also what's at the scene which is nothing. What my friend related that I've never read anywhere is that his cattle were found on their backs with there legs straight up in the air.This summer will try hard to spend a night on this "Watchtower" because I want a ride!
Yes I do think there extraterrestrials because it makes more sense than to say it can't be that there is no proof or whatever the fuck the naysayer's always say and many take that position because of their belief in the non-existent finger snapper.I'm just waiting for the day ET sets a ship down in every capital in the world and tells our fucked up leaders "You dumb shits are going to wake up and fly right from now on - forget about your stupid notion of an invisible sky being that made the universe cuz it's all bullshit! Now get your sorry asses to work you gotta plenty of major fuck ups to fix!"
If only.
-6 this morning and it sucks. Have a good one.
Usually animals are sacrificed while still alive on an altar, but to take certain body parts and leave no tracks? Seems like somebody is screwing with us, or ET has finally arrived. Someone needs to tell the aliens we have much better things to eat other than calf's tongue, ears or innards. Perhaps Earth is an equivalent of an alien fast food joint, where they stop to replenish their ear, tongue and innards stock before moving on to the next leg of their journey.
ReplyDeleteThis could be part of the " lingua conspiracy " that I've written about for years. When I first went to the Southwest many years ago, in search of brujos and peyote, mushrooms, etc, it was easy to get real good tongue tacos and tripe soup. Then something happened as more gringos began enjoying what was then called Tex-Mex food. These aforementioned items began mysteriously diappearing from chalkboard menus in backwater cantinas across what is considered the Olde Mexico. They were replaced with taco salads and corn chips/salsa. The so-called cattle mutalations are really nothing more true aficinados of authentic cuisine harvesting the necessary ingredients to maintain their centuries old diets. If aliens have adopted this excellent native cuisine it merely shows their good taste. The examples sited in this article merely enhance the " lingua conspiracy " to the millions who have tried and failed to get decent food courtesy of our friends living south of some artificially drawn border. Viva Zapata!!!
ReplyDeleteI don't know if I believe in ET or not. I have seen a UFO when I was 12. It was at dusk and it was floating up in the sky--looked as big as a football field. Wasn't moving either. It glowed. I went in the house to get someone else to see it but by the time we returned it was gone. I do know that there was a lot of calls to news organizations about it so I wasn't the only one to see it.
ReplyDeleteHolte Ender- Maybe the next part of their move or journey is the leg?
ReplyDeleteLiberality- While I don't judge the veracity of your sighting, know this: mass hallucinations are quite common in the United States. The best example of this is the phenomena surrounding our current President, Barack Obama. Progressives must of been under a curse conjured up by a very powerful Brujo to have been fooled into voting for this bastard son of Diana Ross and Wayne Newton. See what I mean.
ReplyDeleteCamperrunamok-notice I said I saw an unidentified flying object. I didn't state it's origin as it could be some super secret military shit on display for all I know.
ReplyDeleteLiberality- If a tree falls in the forest and you only saw it but didn't hear it hit the ground did it actually fall? As it is I didn't ask you the origin of your football field in the sky. I merely made a point that has been proven many times: 20 people are eyewitnesses to a car accident and they all have different versions of what happened. I'm not doubting the accident just the account of it. Catch my drift?
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