Comments on: A & S Research – The Claw

By: scolbern

scolbern — Thu, 04 Aug 2011 05:41:11 +0000

He will contact you, if you have something of interest to him. I cannot give out his e-mail.

By: W. Miller

W. Miller — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 18:25:59 +0000

How do I contact Dr. Leir? I would like to send an email to him.

By: Michael Jay Burke

Michael Jay Burke — Sat, 14 May 2011 19:53:49 +0000

I’ve dug two of those out of my nose (top), and there is one more that has moved up (as I tried to get it out) too high and into the edge of my right eye socket, so that I can’t get it… It keeps moving down, over time, so I’m waiting for it to migrate down, again, so that I can try and get it… After three years running up and down the rivers of Vietnam (67-70), and being wounded five times, I just thought of these as possibly shrapnel (although, I don’t remember getting hit there). I used a dental tool to force them out, and they really hung on and resisted removal! They fit the description, here… Seemed to be VERY hard and heavy, and they had an interesting fibrous, dark grey, shiny membrane that was almost impossible to cut, surrounding them… They seemed to be solid ferrous metal, because a magnet picks them up from quite a distance… I just threw them away (I think . . . It has been awhile since the last one came out.), but maybe I’ll keep the next one, as soon as I can get it?

By: scolbern

scolbern — Sat, 23 Apr 2011 18:30:57 +0000

DNA tests typically cost around $2500, depending on exactly what you want done, which is a lot more expensive than the chemical and physical analytical tests we have done on the implants. We currently know of no one in academia who is reliable, and will do these tests for free.
I’m open to trying Quebec, but typically what happens in the US with free university-based tests of alien material is that the test either never gets done, since they are not being paid for their time, or the scientist that offered the test gets threatened by the govt (govt owns the universities, after all) into either withholding the test results entirely, or telling the supplier of the material that it was nothing out of the ordinary.
It is far better, and much more reliable, to contract with a good private lab and pay for the testing. The only drawback to this is that it costs money.

By: scolbern

scolbern — Sat, 23 Apr 2011 16:53:52 +0000

Your suggestion is a good one, but unfortunately, we do not have the money for a media campaign for donations. We have tried soliciting donations from people at every UFO event we speak at, and also have a “make a donation” button on this site. So far, we have gotten very little support, and for the last several months, the research has been pretty much dead in the water, for lack of the money to do scientific tests.
We need to do more surgeries, DNA testing, and also want to continue an ongoing project to identify the chemical structures of the UV-fluorescent dyes that are frequently left on the bodies of abductees during the abductions. Unfortunately, all this costs money, and none of us have much ability to pay for this kind of stuff out-of-pocket.
We need a budget of at least $10,000/yr to run the organization, and produce a steady stream of data, but we are trying to operate on less than a tenth of that. Currently, we are out of money, and the research has been dead in the water for several months. If anyone has money to spend, and is interested in this stuff, your generosity would be greatly appreciated, and is tax-deductible. I guarantee that the money will be well-spent, and will produce results.

By: Alexandre

Alexandre — Thu, 14 Apr 2011 23:31:23 +0000

How much should cost the DNA test! ???
and is there no scientist who should appreciate too make the test ( an University ) You should try here in Québec..people was most open mind , almost, then other place on earth
maybe scientist or student! should accept too make the test free !???? p.s how much should it cost !???
Thanks

By: Alexandre

Alexandre — Thu, 14 Apr 2011 23:29:44 +0000

Hi, due too the high quantity of people who belive in aliens life forms, why you dont try oo do, a donation day..people could give 0.10$ to 1.00$.. If it was correctly done, and around the world…with the internet, or publicity impact! In 1 week you should get the money to make the DNA test….!?

By: Yoli

Yoli — Wed, 06 Apr 2011 06:25:40 +0000

This lady’s story was exactly like mine…these monsters came in through the walls at my house in the middle of the night and when I woke up the next morning I had a lump in the back of my neck and it felt like it had a mesh covering over it. Same thing with both of my hands, they implanted lumps in the knuckles of my fingers, I have had arthritis since high school, but my fingers doubled in size overnight and they also bent my index finger much more than it was. My right hand feels like it’s got an electrical circuit in it and I keep finding laser like cuts on my fingers. An area on my wrist got infected, so I dug it out and I could see how my skin had been pulled really tight and it kept sending electrical shocks in my hand and arm. For years my finger and toe nails have had some sort of fungus that I can’t get rid of and I have 3 other friends that have been infected with parasites and fungus too. They also complain about electrical shocks and pain coming from their middle finger on their right hand and shooting up their arm. We all get attacked on the same days/nights and have the same symptoms such as confusion, exhaustion and blurry vision. We live in New Mexico…should I say more??

By: scolbern

scolbern — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 16:47:30 +0000

We have not done DNA testing on the tissue surrounding the implants, as yet, because it is expensive and our funding is very limited. We are planning to do this testing in the near future.
We did send a sample of possible alien mucous to a DNA scientist in Australia, who isolated DNA from it, proving that the substance was biological, and from a DNA-based lifeform. Unfortunately, he lost his position due to the current economic crisis, and was unable to complete the testing.
I assure you that all of the material we discuss is 100% REAL. One of the toughest problems we have come across in this research is that the scientific community, and the public, are so closed-minded that their knee-jerk reaction to findings like this is to say that they are faked, or hoaxed.
By doing this, people are discarding their opportunity to better understand our place in the universe, and also throwing away information which could lead to incalculable benefits for humanity.

By: miller

miller — Wed, 15 Dec 2010 16:54:35 +0000

Did you ever get back any of the dna analysis, or was this a hoax?