Temple University Professor Claims Aliens Have Abducted Millions Of Humans
There’s no need to look to the stars in our search for extraterrestrial life; aliens could already be here among us on Earth… Or at least that’s what retired Professor David M. Jacobs thinks.
According to Jacobs, alien beings have been abducting and sexually abusing humans around the world for eons, all to create a hybrid race of alien-humans who roam the earth unnoticed but eventually take over the planet.
But Jacobs is not your typical Ufologist. Tenured for 36 years as Temple University Professor of American History, Jacobs is a 71-year-old intellectual guy who, according to Philly.com makes his case with “articulate, well-reasoned explanations and applies a scholarly approach to his research.” which he has shared in four books – printed by well-known academic publishers”.
Jacobs says that he is well aware of the stigma surrounding ufology. “I knew he was embarrassing for the university,” Jacobs says of his stance on UFOs. “I wasn’t rewarded for my views […] But it’s not often that you find yourself in the middle of a phenomenon that allows you to make a contribution to something that could be of more importance in human history,” adds Jacob.
“What I am doing will either be an interesting footnote but not essential to popular culture or the most important thing that has ever happened to humanity. I see it like this,” explains Jacob.
Jacobs says his evidence is strong, gathered primarily from the 150 abductees he has interviewed over the years. He claims that these abductees independently report similar experiences, recalling common details from intense eye contact and neurological examination.
Based on the investigation of this small sample, Jacobs has come to the conclusion that the number of abductees worldwide is in the millions.
Jacobs detailed some of his other findings to Philly.com’s Dana DiFilippo, noting, among other things, that the families of some abductees reported seeing their loved ones simply disappear into thin air.
Other finds include the discovery of mysterious scar tissue on the bodies of abductees and groups of people who remember the same events of mass abductions despite never having seen each other before.
Jacobs, who says he has never actually witnessed a UFO or his own alien abduction, began his journey into ufology as an undergraduate at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the 1970s. After coming across some interesting literature on aliens and UFOs, he decided to change his thesis from the image of women in the cinema before 1915 to the UFO controversy in the United States.
But what started with what he used to think was “the most amazing, wow, amazing thing” quickly settled into the realm of reality for him. “The more he learned about it, the more he feared, the more I don’t want to have anything to do with it”, Jacob reflects now.
“This is an underground phenomenon,” Jacobs said. “There is one thing I can say for sure: They don’t want us to know what they are doing – because what they are doing benefits them and not us.”
