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Permanent Alien Abduction: Afraid of the Dark Posted: 21 Nov 2019 11:34 AM PST The following true account was published in my book  'Alien Disclosure: Experiencers Expose Reality' : AFRAID OF THE DARK In July 2009, I received that call. A young woman, named Mandy, stated that her life had become a living Hell and that she could no longer leave the house in the evening. “I am literally afraid of the dark and under siege in my own home at night!” Mandy was living in a farmhouse outside a small town in east-central Washington, less than a mile from the Idaho border. About 2 weeks prior to contacting me, her and her mother had noticed bright red and white lights hovering above the Coeur d'Alene Mountains. As they watched the lights, Mandy began to feel dizzy and fearful. That night, she had a horrific nightmare that involved constant flashing lights and loud mechanical noises. The next morning, she woke feeling nauseous and light-headed. Mandy was a schoo

Why are disagreements between conservatives and liberals about climate change often so vicious? Aaron Kuhlman , Intern at National Archives and Records Administration (2019-present) Answered Tue  ·  Upvoted by  Carter Moore ,  Degree in Political Science, former Congressional aide and Federal employee Because both sides are wrong. They just are. They then take the approach of “the other side is wrong, therefore I’m right.” This comic describes the discussion in the US (I assume that’s what you’re talking about) to a scaringly accurate degree: Since you said conservatives first, let’s address some of the claims made by conservatives that are blatantly false (as a quick disclaimer, I know that not all American conservatives deny climate change, but conservatives deny it much more than liberals, [1]  and they all use different arguments. I know not every single person uses every single one of these arguments either, but these a