garbotalk: Q. How would I identify an alien? I understand that some wear red anklets or bracelets to symbolize their support for humanity. I also understand that one could ask a series of probing questions that one might find it difficult to answer. That aside, are there any other ways one might identify one of them?

Garbotalk: The ones with cammoflage have shimmers sometimes at certain angles. I saw shimmers in a tree once that moved like a large man. It was tech like in Predator.

They move differently than humans too. Like a 7 ft. tall black man watched me enter a restaurant after chatting with me about music I was singing to on the speakers. My husband was walking up from parking the car and saw the exchange, the watched as this guy jump into the bushes, then was gone. A human wouldn’t go into bushes, but if he did, he would step over or through them, and he certainly wouldn’t disappear.

The ones with the best cammoflage are truly invisible. I was out to lunch once and someone invisible to me knocked once very hard on my wooden table. My hands were on the table and I actually felt the vibration, heard the knock, as did my companion. She and I were both wide eyed, asking each other if we did it. Neither of us had. We looked around. Nobody was there. I smiled and said. “I’m not afraid of aliens.” She asked, “Or ghosts?” I just laughed, “Or anything.” Someone wanted to let me know they were there without revealing themselves.

I once flew to Europe and was bumped up to first class. I sat in the second row. In the first row on the other side were two Kayeen men. They were nearly seven feet tall, white shoulder length blonde hair, blue eyes. For the entirety of the six hour flight, they never spoke to each other, not once. But they looked and gestured. I watched them and a one point, one stood and walked to the bathroom. As he passed me, he winked at me as if to confirm my thoughts. He knew I knew what he was, and that I recognized that they were communicating through their augmentation tech. He knew my thoughts as well. His smirk was one of confident arrogance.

I can list many other instances. They live and work among us, and cross our paths, especially in public settings. Awareness and observation will make them more obvious to you. If they don’t act human, they probably aren’t human.

reptiliandude: At this juncture, It’s alright if you mention ‘Nigel’ loudly walking all over your roof and thumping all around your yard unseen.

I keep telling you to nail him with the water hose if you want to see what he looks like.

I actually win a substantial bet if you can get his full profile.

We are indeed as big as tigers.

garbotalk: Well, he’s no squirrel! And he likes tomatoes.

I kept getting woken by him walking on the roof, or jumping off it. I asked if you sent protection to me and you admitted as such, but wouldn’t tell me his name, only that he was Naigaje. So I named him Nigel. He has defended me well.

My dog barks ferociously, then yelps running back to me and pisses himself when an alien is around, but then again, he is just a puppy. Hopefully he will gain confidence.

Firstladytree: What do you need protection from?

garbotalk: I’ve been rather vocal and have pissed off a few nosy Kayeen and Siriv.

Nigel has handled things nicely.

Regnier_Blackfyre: There are those that would seek to silence those of us who seek and speak of truth.

BlurpleFart: Just like to add – Listen to your instincts. Your senses aren’t as dull as you’ve been lead to believe.

If it looks like a duck but says quark instead of quack, chances are it’s not a duck. Details matter.

ACuriousHumanBeing: Why would Kayeen ride with the plebians? Edit: oh, it was first class.