From: SWK105@psuvm.psu.edu (Stephen Kuhn)
Newsgroups: alt.alien.visitors
Subject: the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
Date: 15 Nov 92 20:50:10 GMT
Organization: Penn State University

From: Rob Farquhar, temp. using this account.
    It's amazing how little you people really know about what you're talking ab
out.  this is not arrogance, but experience talking.  I am a scientist/astronom
er as well as a contactee.  First of all, let me tell you a little about stars.
  Don't let anybody tell you that the aliens come from the Pleidaes cluster. Th
ose stars are far to young.  They just emerged from the nebula a few million ye
ars ago, and they're too young, and too close together for planets to form.
  The same goes for stars like Sirius and Rigel, except that they're too big an
d too hot.
  Dwarf stars like Barnard's star are too small and too cold, and their "life z
ones"(the boundaries within which a livable planet can form) are too near their
 surfaces.
  The best stars to find life around are yellow main sequence stars like our ow
n sun- not too hot, not too cold, not too prone to flares. There are several st
ars within the nearest 100 light years that fit this description. They are:
  ALPHA CENTAURI A
  ALPHA CENTAURI B
  EPSILON ERIDANI
  61 CYGNI A
  61 CYGNI B
  EPSILON INDI
  TAU CETI
  NU CASSIOPEA
  PHI ORIONI
  BETA TRIANGULUM AUSTRALE
  ALPHA HYDRI
  GAMMA VIRGONIS
  ALPHA CIRCINUS
 BETA CAPRICORNI.
I won't tell you which of these has life around it, that would be cheating.
But I know.  You see, I was "picked up" for the first time several years ago, a
nd taken to a small world one-eighth of the way around the galaxy. It is inhabi
ted by the Darvosians, the "little grey men" of myth and legend.  They are non-
hostile, and very interested in the development of other species. They were mos
t cooperative and instructing (by the way, faster-than-light travel makes human
s nauseous).  They informed me of the existence of the twelve starfaring races
of the galaxy (those species which have developed ftl travel. They include:
  The Abercan, a reptilian race reminiscent of hooded cobras
  The Darvosians, grey humanoids descended from (nobody knows)
  The Kaheew, a catlike warrior race kind of like Niven's fictional KZIN
  The N'gusat-ahh, bovine centaurlike creatures
  The Farhipti, other grey beings descended from sharks
  The Skark, bigfoot/wookie looking docile critters
  The Cante'la, upright walking versions of trilobites
  The Anarhooksat, telekinetic squidlike beasts that must carry water with them
       in their ships
  The Roorpa, pteranodon-like gliders
  The Xrxquim, isolationist humanoids with greatly enlarged craniums
  The Hurrparansilar, elaphantine creatures, and
  The Banarflista, ten-legged mollusks with weapon legs, eating legs, and
       walking legs

  There are many other non-starfaring intelligent races, including ours. I have
 maps of many systems (hand-drawn duplicates of hard copy), The locations of th
e races, the map of the Darvosian system, and of Darvos itself.
   More: all humans DID evolve from the same ancestral race. None are of extra-
terrestrial origin.  The Kelts, not the Aryans, are the most-contacted people.
(I don't know why). The aliens were most certainly not involved with the constr
uction of the pyramids or other ancient artifacts. We didn't need help.
   More to come.  Now I have to go to the core, to monitor the explosion.
   Don't worry. you've got 20,000 years.
   R.A.F. II (The sequel)