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Nordic Aliens
Nordic aliens have been described as benevolent or even
"magical" beings who want to observe and communicate with humans.
Contactees have said that the Nordics are concerned about the earth's
environment or prospects for world peace, and may transmit messages
telepathically. American social worker John Carpenter said that the typical
Nordic, as described by those he interviewed, "is paternal, watchful,
smiling, affectionate, youthful, all-knowing.“ Stephanie Kelley-Romano says
that the Nordics "are often associated with spiritual growth and love and
act as protectors for the experiencers." A few claimants say that the
Nordics have warned them about the grey aliens, but other claimants say that
they have seen Nordics inside the same craft as greys. In such reports, the
Nordics are often interpreted as leaders, with the greys as their subordinates.
Jenny Randles writes that although she believes Nordics have
"certainly" been involved in abductions she feels the abduction is
"less essential to the encounter than it is with the greys."
The Reptilians
Reptilians (also called reptoids, reptiloids, or
draconians) are purported reptilian humanoids that play a prominent role in
science fiction, as well as modern ufology and conspiracy theories. The idea of
reptilians on Earth was popularized by David Icke, a conspiracy theorist who
says shape-shifting reptilian people control our world by taking on human form and
gaining political power to manipulate our societies. Icke has claimed on
multiple occasions that many of the world leaders are, or are possessed by,
reptilians attempting to gain power to rule the world.
In February 2011, on the Opie & Anthony radio show, the
comedian Louis C.K. asked former U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld a
number of times if he and Dick Cheney were lizard people who enjoyed the taste
of human flesh. Rumsfeld did not answer the question. Louis C.K. comically interpreted
Rumsfeld's refusal to answer as an admission and further suggested that those
who are lizard people cannot lie about it; when asked if they are lizards, they
either have to avoid answering the question or say yes.
The Greys
The science fiction writer H. G. Wells, in the article
"Man of the Year Million" in 1893, describes humanity transformed
into a race of grey-skinned beings, stunted and with big heads. In his 1901
book The First Men in the Moon, Selenites, or natives of the Moon, are described
as having grey skin, big heads, large black eyes and wasp stings. He also
briefly describes aliens resembling Greys brought down to Earth as food by the
antagonists of his more popular novel The War of the Worlds.
In 1965, newspaper reports of the Betty and Barney Hill
abduction brought Greys to international attention. The alleged abductees,
Betty and Barney Hill, claimed to have been abducted by alien beings and taken
to a saucer-shaped spaceship in 1961. The term "Greys" did not come
into usage until many years later, but the alleged beings described by Betty
and Barney Hill generally fit many of the common traits of the so-called Greys.
From a star chart reported by Betty Hill, Marjorie Fish, an elementary school
teacher and amateur astronomer, concluded that the home planet of these beings
was located in the Zeta Reticuli star system (allegedly the fourth planet of
one of the stars of the Zeta Reticuli binary system). The Greys are therefore
sometimes known as Zeta Reticulans.
*Update
A.L.F.
ALF followed an amateur radio signal to Earth and
crash-landed into the garage of American family, The Tanners; a suburban
middle-class family in the San Fernando Valley area.
The Tanners took ALF into their home and hid him from the
Alien Task Force (a part of the U.S. military) and their nosy neighbors Trevor
and Raquel Ochmonek. ALF's home planet
Melmac exploded because of a catastrophe involving nuclear war. The alien was a
gardener on his planet.
ALF tried to convince the President of the United States to stop
the nuclear program, as ALF fears that Earth might suffer a fate similar to
Melmac's. ALF (a.k.a. Gordon Shumway) is homeless, but he is not the last
survivor of his species.
Rumors say he is to star in the ALF movie by Sony Pictures Animation.
