These American women claim they have been impregnated by aliens
- 8 years ago
SEDONA, ARIZONA — According to two women, aliens are impregnating humans in the hope of combining the best of different galaxies, causing hundreds of thousands of women worldwide to be the mothers of hybrid alien-human children without them even realizing it.
Two American women, Bridget Nielsen and Aluna Verse, are among a group of women who believe they were taken, and seduced, by aliens.
Verse, 23, who said she was in a dream state during her abduction, recalls being in a classroom with other humans when she was turned on by a green reptilian person beside her. They then made love while everyone in the classroom watched.
The women describe their extremely close encounters as the "best they've ever had" and that other women are "missing out." Nielsen, 27, gets a little more detailed in her description of her encounters, saying that they were "raw" and "primal."
From her multiple experiences fornicating with aliens, Verse has spawned three hybrid children, while Nielsen has kept noticeably busier and has given birth to ten. The pair say that sadly they're unable to meet their children on Earth as the children live on alien spaceships with their extra-terrestrial fathers.
The women, who are both members of the "Hybrid Children Community," made drawings of what their children look like and hope that one day they and their children can be reunited here on Earth.
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Two American women, Bridget Nielsen and Aluna Verse, are among a group of women who believe they were taken, and seduced, by aliens.
Verse, 23, who said she was in a dream state during her abduction, recalls being in a classroom with other humans when she was turned on by a green reptilian person beside her. They then made love while everyone in the classroom watched.
The women describe their extremely close encounters as the "best they've ever had" and that other women are "missing out." Nielsen, 27, gets a little more detailed in her description of her encounters, saying that they were "raw" and "primal."
From her multiple experiences fornicating with aliens, Verse has spawned three hybrid children, while Nielsen has kept noticeably busier and has given birth to ten. The pair say that sadly they're unable to meet their children on Earth as the children live on alien spaceships with their extra-terrestrial fathers.
The women, who are both members of the "Hybrid Children Community," made drawings of what their children look like and hope that one day they and their children can be reunited here on Earth.
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