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ParTl I will begin by surveying the primary alien players: Greys, Reptilians, Mantids, and Nordics. These are the four recurring characters in both legitimate research and alien disinformation literature.” Of course there are other alien types, but they are not as prominent as these four, who appear in source after source. Therefore I will skip discussing the less noteworthy aliens and focus on the popular ones. Greys Greys are the most commonly encountered type of alien. They are between three and five feet tall with disproportionately large bulbous heads. Their skin varies from dolphin-grey to porcelain white and has a dry, rough, highly elastic texture. Hair and ear- lobes are absent; nose and mouth are vestigial. Greys are known cow . ted at 1 yedogd for their prominent eyes, which are catlike or else completely ob- sidian if concealed beneath a dark covering. Their eyes range from small to large, round to almond-shaped. Their manner of move- ment may be described as swift and serpentine but robotic and graceless. Greys are known to experience panic and frustration but lack complex emotions like empathy, compassion, love, and humor. This suggests their awareness is sustained by the primitive reptil- ian portion of the brain while the rest is purposed toward psychic and intellectual functions. What qualities make them useful has been overdeveloped, while the rest has been reduced. They are minimalist lifeforms optimized for their intended function. Greys are genetically engineered, psychically enhanced, trans- dimensional worker-beings endowed with rudimentary sentience and a computer-like intelligence. In their most basic form they are artificially intelligent, programmable, organic robots grown in * See the resources listed at the end of this book, specifically the following: Angelucci, Jadezyk, The Blue Planet Project, Turner, Jacobs, Andrews, Delicado, fore, Valerian, Lorgen, and Royal. Description of the Primary Alien Types