Illuminati News: UFOs, Implants and Aliens

omething happened to Richard Cote. And now, almost 11 years later, he wants to tell the world. And whether you believe Cote's story or not, one thing is clear: He's not alone.

Reports indicate thousands of people have told authorities they were abducted by aliens. Last year, BBC News reported four million Americans believe it has happened to them. Amazon.com sells a book titled How To Defend Yourself Against Alien Abduction. Type the words "alien abduction" into the Google search engine and you'll be rewarded with more than 85,000 hits -- including a service that offers Christian counselling to people who've been snatched by outer space visitors.

This week, the Mexican Air Force released a videotape of a recent encounter between air force pilots and 11 brightly lit unidentified flying objects whizzing through the sky and, at one point, changing direction and surrounding the Mexican aircraft, which was flying a routine anti-drug patrol.

implant One researcher said it was a noteworthy event because although there are hundreds of UFO videos, none before has ever been backed by a nation's military.

So maybe it's time to tell Cote's tale.

Cote has been investigating UFOs for almost 30 years. Since 1996, he's led a local group of UFO researchers called the Lansdowne Five.

But now, Cote has disbanded the group for reasons that can be traced back to Oct. 18, 1993, -- a night, he says, "that changed my life totally around."

Cote says he was lying in bed, asleep, when at 3:15 a.m. he awoke and found himself paralysed.

"My eyes were open, but I couldn't move," he says. "And I floated up . . . I saw the window turning into like a liquid, and then my body went through the window.

"Then I started rising up and I could see the leaves of the trees," he says. "I saw this big, bright light. And the first thing you know, I was inside the craft."

gray alien Cote says he found himself in an alien space craft manned by metre-high creatures with triangular heads, bug-type eyes and skinny limbs.

"You could basically see their arteries and veins," says Cote.

"They looked so delicate, so fragile."

Did the aliens speak?

"Yeah, but they didn't open their mouths," he says. "When they had a thought, I understood it. It went into my head."

Cote says one of the aliens resembled a dark-skinned Earthling and supervised a series of tests. He says they sedated him, obtained samples of bone, skin and sperm and then shot two "implants" into his arm.

Cote says the aliens told him to start "writing things down." He says they told him not to worry because, in time, things would become clear. He says they told him to form a small group to document the many terrible things happening on Earth.

Cote says he found himself back in his bed about two hours later. The next morning, he says he awoke to find two tiny round puncture marks in his upper left arm. About a day later, he started feeling bad.

"I couldn't stand the sound of high-pitched noises," he says. "I felt confused."

After he recovered, Cote -- and later other group members -- started documenting what was going wrong in the world. He kept the information in a big white book that now holds more than 2,500 pages.

Over the years, he says, the aliens have communicated to him through the implants. The most recent message prompted him to disband the Lansdowne Five.

The message, he says, was that, "The end times are near."

Cote says the aliens have told him that before the world ends, they will visit Earth and collect him and several million other individuals with implants. They will be tutored and returned to Earth to guide its future.

"This is the scary part," he says. "Maybe I'm being lied to and they're going to take me up there (into space) and not bring me back to Earth. I don't know if I should trust them."

Something happened to Richard Cote. Of that, I have no doubt.

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The London Free Press
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