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Telida S.
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Date Posted: 00:57:18 10/19/03 Sun
In reply to:
Nightmare
's message, "Re: RE: real super heros" on 13:24:25 05/05/03 Mon
I am a twenty-one year old of Russian descent who has seen many odd things since the age of four. I beleive that there is a national concensus to silence reports of Superhumans. Perhaps it is on the behalf of the Governments of the world, or maybe the Superhumans themselves have a means by which they keep every action far from prying eyes. All I know is that they exist. I encountered one such being in the school yard when I was four. She was gigantic in size to me, at the time. Now that I am older, and since the memory is fresh, I can say that she was at least six feet tall, with long dark hair, green or grey eyes (this I cannot quite remember). She wore a long dark coat over a dark pant suit. I have no idea where she came from, or what the true nature of her visit was, but she grabbed a small girl standing three feet away from me just before a shower of bullets blanketed the school yard, right where the little girl was standing. I felt someone push me to the ground head first and after the noise ceased, I looked up and saw her standing by the school yard gate. She looked right at me and then made a fist with her right hand which she pumped at the sky three times before rising into the air and flying away. This happened. You can choose to believe me or not, the point is not whether you beleive me, but that it did happen. I have been obsessed with Superheroes ever since. I have come in contact with an elderly man who claims to have worked as a geneticist at Queen Maud's Land and according to him, Hitler stumbled on a Superbeing who was hiding out in a Jewish village in Russia. This Superbeing was defeated by a 'rock' (do you see the irony?) and became Hitler's prisoner. The geneticists job was to help harvest the Superman's powers to pass on to a new generation. A race of Superhumans. He said that the Superbeing was one of many and that the American government was aware of this and therefore started an operation which we today may think is BS but comicbooks were a way of telling Hitler we knew about his project and that America had their own secret heroes. Check the facts, comicbooks got popular at the same time Hitler got specific with his plan to make Superhumans.
I must go now because I have said enough, but my suggestion to anyone who has read this is to accept the facts: They do exist. They vary in power. They have been here forever and one did try to interfere during 9/11, and people still beleive it was a UFO. Someone someday will find the technology to prove that streak was a person.
Till then, keep your eyes open. They are just like us and easy to miss.
>>>Hi i'm new here and i'd like to add my two cent but
>as
>>>i'm British i'll add a couple of pence.
>>>I run a independent paranormal investigation agency
>in
>>>my local area called Bliss Investigations and there
>is
>>>no refrence to that damned Angel show and have come
>to
>>>find out a few things on the subject and yes my
>>>friends do call me Mulder.
>>>ok super heros. Actually there are reported cases of
>>>people having super human powers, some think genetic
>>>mutations and i know what your thinking x-men well
>>>yeah ok kinda but if they use theses powers to help
>>>people is diffrent some of the powers aren't strength
>>>or anything like that but kinda bizara follows is a
>>>account of the ones i've come across and its quite
>>>long but there you go hope this enlightens you. So
>>>here you go these people are actully refered to as
>the
>>>real x-men.
>>> Lightning Man
>>>When storm clouds gather, courageous Lightning Man
>>>stands in defiance of nature to draw deadly bolts of
>>>electricity from the heavens.
>>>
>>>Roy Cleveland Sullivan was a Forest Ranger in
>Virginia
>>>who had an incredible attraction to lightning... or
>>>rather it had an attraction to him. Over his 36-year
>>>career as a ranger, Sullivan was struck by lightning
>>>seven times - and survived each jolt, but not
>>>unscathed. When struck for the first time in 1942, he
>>>suffered the loss of a nail on his big toe.
>>>Twenty-seven years passed before he was struck again,
>>>this time by a bolt that singed his eyebrows off. The
>>>next year, in 1970, another strike burned Sullivan's
>>>left shoulder. Now it looked as though lightning had
>>>it out for poor Roy, and people were starting to call
>>>him The Human Lightning Rod. He didn't disappoint
>>>them. Lightning zapped him again in 1972, setting his
>>>hair on fire and convincing him to keep a container
>of
>>>water in his car, just in case. The water came in
>>>handy in 1973 when, seemly just to taunt Sullivan, a
>>>low-hanging cloud shot a bolt of lightning at his
>>>head, blasting him out of his car, setting his hair
>on
>>>fire and knocking off a shoe. The sixth strike in
>1976
>>>injured his ankle, and the seventh strike in 1977,
>got
>>>him when he was fishing, and put him in the hospital
>>>for treatment of chest and stomach burns. Lightning
>>>may not have been able to kill Roy Sullivan, but
>>>perhaps the threat of it did. He took his own life in
>>>1983. Two of his lightning-singed ranger hats are on
>>>display at Guinness World Exhibit Halls.
>>>
>>>BeastMaster
>>>With just the power of his mind, he can command
>>>animals to do his bidding.
>>>
>>>Vladimir Durov was no ordinary animal trainer. As a
>>>veteran performer in a Russian circus, he claimed to
>>>use a remarkable method for communicating with his
>>>canine coworkers - through telepathy. Professor W.
>>>Bechterev, head of the institute for the
>Investigation
>>>of the Brain in St. Petersburg, decided to test
>>>Durov's claim. Bechterev created a list of tasks that
>>>he wanted one of Durov's dogs to perform in a
>specific
>>>order, without any time for training. After hearing
>or
>>>reading the list of tasks, Durov went to his fox
>>>terrier, Pikki, took his head in his hands and stared
>>>straight into the little dog's eyes - psychicly
>>>transferring his thoughts directly into Pikki's
>brain.
>>>Durov released the dog and it immediately went about
>>>performing the assigned tasks. Thinking that perhaps
>>>Durov was giving the dog subtle clues with his eyes,
>>>the test was repeated with a new set of tasks, but
>>>this time with Durov blindfolded. Pikki still
>>>responded to his psychic commands.
>>>
>>>The Electromagneto Team
>>>Charged like superconducting human batteries, they
>>>roam the countryside thrilling all they meet with the
>>>electrifying power at their fingertips.
>>>
>>>There have been several documented cases of people
>who
>>>apparently possess inexplicable electromagnetic
>>>properties:
>>>
>>>For just a 10-week period in 1846, 14-year-old French
>>>girl Angelique Cottin's mere presence made the
>needles
>>>of compasses spin wildly; objects as heavy as
>>>furniture would slide away from her if she tried to
>>>touch them; objects near her would vibrate
>>>unnaturally.
>>>Jennie Morgan of Sedalia, Missouri could emit
>>>highly-charged sparks from her fingertips that were
>>>strong enough to knock people unconscious. Animals
>>>would shun her.
>>>After an 18-month undiagnosed illness, Canadian
>>>teenager Caroline Clare became so magnetized that
>>>metal objects, like forks and knives, stuck to her
>>>skin. The force was so powerful that another person
>>>was required to pull them off.
>>>Inga Gaiduchenko, a 14-year-old Soviet student was
>>>also highly magnetic. Before members of the Moscow
>>>Technological Institute, she showed how spoons and
>>>pens stuck to her hands. Even non-metallic objects
>>>such as china plates and books were affected.
>>>The Amazing Kinetitron
>>>With her thoughts alone, a steely glance or a subtle
>>>gesture, she can move inanimate objects at will.
>>>
>>>Nina Kulagina became one of the most famous psychics
>>>in the Soviet Union in the 1960s because of her
>>>amazing feats of telekinesis or psychokinesis. In
>>>films smuggled out of the country, Kulagina was shown
>>>to be able to move small objects placed before her on
>>>a table. Under close scientific observation, Kulagina
>>>would hold her hands a few inches above the objects,
>>>and in a few moments they would being to slide across
>>>the table top. Wooden matches, small boxes,
>cigarettes
>>>and Plexiglas would all react to her intense
>>>concentration. At times, objects would continue to
>>>move even when she took her hands away. In the early
>>>1970s, Kulagina was even recruited by the Soviet
>>>government to see if she could somehow help a sick
>>>Nikita Khrushchev.
>>>
>>>Pyro-Elasto Man
>>>Watch him stretch his body to incredible lengths and
>>>handle red-hot flaming embers in his bare hands.
>>>
>>>Daniel Douglas Home was either one of the most
>>>incredible psychic mediums of the mid-1800s or one of
>>>the era's cleverest magicians. The feats this
>Scotsman
>>>performed at close range astounded the elite and
>>>royalty of his day. In one demonstration, he entered
>>>his usual trance state and announced he was in touch
>>>with a guardian spirit that was "very tall and
>>>strong." While being watched by two witnesses who
>>>flanked him, Home shot up an additional six inches in
>>>height, and it could be clearly seen that his
>>>slippered feet were planted flatly on the floor. Home
>>>could also hold burning embers in his bare hands
>>>completely without harm, a feat he performed on a
>>>number of occasions. Sir William Crookes of the
>>>British Society for Psychical Research, once saw Home
>>>pick up a hot coal as big as an orange and hold it
>>>nonchalantly in both hands. Home even blew on the
>coal
>>>until it became white hot and flames flickered around
>>>his bare fingers. Crookes then inspected Home's hands
>>>and affirmed that they did not appear to be specially
>>>treated in any way - and showed absolutely no sign of
>>>blistering, scarring or burning. Crookes remarked, in
>>>fact, that Home's hands were as soft and delicate as
>>>"a woman's." In yet another performance, Homes
>floated
>>>out of a second-story window, paused, then floated
>>>back inside to the utter astonishment of three
>>>witnesses on the ground.
>>>
>>>The Incredible X-Ray
>>>There's no hiding evil deeds from the Incredible
>X-Ray
>>>whose penetrating X-ray vision sees all.
>>>
>>>Koda Box, a stage performer who billed himself as
>"The
>>>Man with the X-Ray Eyes," astonished audiences in the
>>>early 1900s. Box first allowed audience members to
>>>completely blind him by putting coins over his eyes
>>>and fastening them in place with adhesive tape. His
>>>entire head was then bandaged in cloth, assuring
>>>everyone that he could see nothing. He then proceeded
>>>to read messages that audience participants had
>>>written on paper. He could also read books and
>>>accurately describe objects held up by members of the
>>>audience. With is elaborate blindfold in place, Box
>>>once even safely rode a bicycle through the busy
>>>traffic of New York's Times Square.
>>>
>>>Microscopo and Telescopique
>>>Like super-powerd human scientific instruments, these
>>>heroes use their fantastic vision to see microscopic
>>>details or great distances.
>>>
>>>Two gentlemen might share the title of Microsopo,
>both
>>>having the ability to distinguish vinyl phonograph
>>>records merely by looking at the grooves with their
>>>unaided eyes! Alvah Mason first demonstrated this
>>>talent in the 1930s, and more recently, Arthur
>>>Lintgen, a resident of Philadelphia proved to none
>>>other than The Amazing Randi that he could do the
>same
>>>thing. Veronica Seider, a German dentist, apparently
>>>had telescopic vision. In several demonstrations she
>>>showed that she could identify people from more than
>a
>>>mile distance. Seider also claimed that she could see
>>>the individual red, green and blue dots that make up
>>>the picture on a color television set.
>>>
>>>Medictron, the Healer
>>>With the unknown force emanating from his miraculous
>>>hands, Medictron has the power to heal all forms of
>>>injuries and maladies.
>>>
>>>John D. Reese of Youngstown, Ohio never studied
>>>medicine. In fact, it wasn't until he was about 30
>>>years old that Reese discovered his remarkable if
>>>latent power to heal. One day in 1887, an
>acquaintance
>>>of Mr. Reese had fallen from a ladder and seriously
>>>injured his spine - a "severe spinal strain" his
>>>physician called it. Reese, for some reason, ran his
>>>fingers up and down the man's back, immediately after
>>>which the man announced that his pain had ceased
>>>entirely. He got up and went back to work. Reese
>>>likewise healed Hans Wagner, a shortstop for the
>>>Pittsburgh Pirates, who had been carried from the
>>>field with a back injury; he also instantly cured a
>>>politician whose hand and wrist became useless to him
>>>from so much handshaking. Doctors had told him he
>>>needed weeks and weeks of rest. After his encounter
>>>with Reese, he has perfectly fine.
>>>How do we explain the abilities of these astounding
>>>individuals? Are they conduits for some unimaginable
>>>interdimensional power? Are they mere tricksters and
>>>hoaxers? Or are they genetic mutants who, like the
>>>X-Men, might be forerunners of the future of the
>human
>>>race?
>>>Well you dicide, if you have any more questions on
>the
>>>paranormal or such like don't hesitate to ask.
>>>Ade Bliss
>>he he he
>
>
>You say that there are real mutants? you have no idea.
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