Laura Eisenhower Aliens Friends or Foe Abduction VS Contact TruthSeekah Podcast

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Laura Eisenhower shares about aliens, abduction and contact and whether aliens are good or bad. Are they friends or foe? Should we try and make contact? MILABs and more are discussed in this episode of the TruthSeekah Podcast. Laura Eisenhower is the great granddaughter of former president Dwight D Eisenhower, and she shares about her bizarre upbringing and being in tune with her spiritual and psychic abilities from a very early age. Laura is very well educated in astrology and offers private readings and intuitive healing sessions on her website https://cosmicgaia.org . In this episode of The TruthSeekah Podcast Laura explains the difference between Good and bad E.T.s and explains some of the experiments that have been taking place within the government for years such as mock UFO abductions and Milab programs. In the late 80s and early 90s there were many people coming forth with stories and experiences about how they were abducted by grey aliens in the middle of the night. The abductees would recall short greys waking them up in the middle of the night and taking them out of their rooms and aboard UFO spaceships. Many of the people talked about how the aliens were able to teleport them through a window or even through their own bedroom wall. One thing that stands out about these abduction scenarios is that many people reported that while on the ships there were men watching the experiments that were being done to them by the little grey aliens. These men were in full military garb. This leads us to what is known as the MILAB abductions which stands for Military Induced Abductions. It is believed by many that these were mock abductions done to People by the military to push fear and hysteria among those interested in UFO and alien contact. Around this time many movies started to come out that pushed a fear-based agenda when it comes to UFOs and aliens. One of the movies made famous from the early 90s was a film called A Fire in the Sky which was based upon a true story by Travis Walton. This movie was usually found within the horror section at the local Blockbuster Video stores. As Travis Walton begin to talk more and more about his encounter with these alien beings he spoke about how Hollywood manipulated his story and changed what was a beautiful encounter with these beings into a horror movie. As The Story Goes Travis Walton and Friends were working in the woods when they saw what looked to be a huge fire. After work they drove towards the light and saw that it wasn't a fire at all but a large UFO hovering over an open field in the woods. Travis was the only one to get out of the truck as he was awe of his sight that was before him. As he got closer to the craft it lit up even brighter as to take off and when it did the electromagnetic force from the craft knocked Travis Walton backwards through the air and onto the ground. At this point his friends panicked and left Travis in the woods alone. The movie shows Travis waking up on a UFO craft and encountering little grey aliens that were doing tests on him. In panic and rage Travis tried to fight off these beings and they had to hold him down by force to finish their experiments. The movie portrayed this to be a very traumatic incident. As Travis travels around sharing his story at UFO conventions and various speaking engagements he talks about how he was injured when the UFO powered up and they only took him aboard to save his life. This is but one of the manipulated storylines from Hollywood that was used to push a fear-based agenda in the ufology community. Another more recent film was The Fourth Kind starring Milla Jovovich that further endorsed the evil alien scenario. In the midst of all these narratives and encounters, we have to note that there is a huge difference between what people are lumping all together.  These experiences range from alien encounters and sleep paralysis, to shadow beings and other types of...

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