This request references reports of alien abductions as reported by Bud Hopkins, David Jacobs and Raymond Fowler. I made a device which may help people abducted by aliens as reported by the above investigators. The device works by blocking alien telepathy and mind control, I call my device a “thought screen helmet.” My device consists of a leather helmet lined with layers of special conductive plastic, the same material used to prevent static electricity damage to printed circuit boards. When worn over the head, I believe the device may insulate an abductee from alien telepathic control. Its function is not proven, I realize, but a shield for blocking alien telepathic control is worth trying. To date I have one abductee trying my device. He has not had any memorable alien contact for three months so the device may work. I am still working with this person and hope to confirm its operation. I am trying to get other abductees to try the device to confirm its operation. My “thought screen helmet” cannot be tested in a laboratory. The only way to test it is for an abductee to wear it for a period of time and determine if the telepathic control of aliens is blocked or neutralized. If the “thought screen helmet” works it will minimize alien activity with a person and allow that person to resist aliens. If I cannot verify the function of my current “thought screen helmet” configuration, I plan to test different materials to find one that does work. If your organization can put me in contact with the kind of abductee described by Jacobs and Hopkins who is interested in trying the device, I will mail it to them for free, worldwide. There are no catches. It’s available to any serious abductee who wants to test if for free, anywhere in the world. Several size “thought screen helmets” are available.
If your organization can’t put me in contact with an abductee, can you post this appeal on the notice section of your website or in your newsletter?
Contact Michael Menkin by email, telephone or regular mail. Email address:
Mmenkin@nwlink.com.
Telephone: 425-454-2355.
Mailing address:
Mike Menkin
9925 N.E. First St.
#24 Bellevue, WA
98004 USA
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I personally wouldn’t use the helmet. I was able to learn that in a spaceship they had a panoramic lens windshild with galactic zooming capavilities and able to see beatiful supernova in HD.
I learned to be in almost two places at the same time, gather as much intel about the two locations including xray, bio.chemistry and intentions of both locations in a zig zag patter and intellectually program the ship to evacuate safely and descretely. All in a matter of seconds. Why use the helmet then?
Yes, I agree; if your alien experiences are positive, as some people’s are, then stopping them would be illogical.
The results of some tests of the helmet by abductees have also recently come to my attention, and which give me strong reason to believe that it does not work in stopping alien abductions anyway.
Yes, I’m not so sure if that device works either. I think that it may possibly scramble the signal from any brain implants the subject may have, but it is doubtful that it would make it impossible for the aliens to find the person.
January 2, 2011 at 10:11 amUse of this device may just get the aliens upset at the abductee, rather than stop the abductions, and I have heard reports from abductees who have tried the device that tended to confirm this. It was a nice try, though.