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Pam Martin was led to believe that the alien agenda had three stages – gradual, accelerated and sudden.  The aliens indicated to her that they are now in the accelerated stage and she felt that 'all this was going to go down a lot sooner than people think'
pg252, The Threat, David M. Jacobs

'The Change' is the term they use to describe the point at which life on earth becomes totally surreal.  A Science Fiction adventure that will be both terrifying and at the same time perhaps a bit mundane.  As I have said in a previous post and on the about page this site is inspired by thoughts on The Change.  For the purposes of this and further writings I take it for granted that the consistent story being told by the abductees that both Jacobs and Hopkins work with is more or less the truth.

I thought that in some recent discussions David Jacobs had downplayed The Change a wee bit.  I had surmised that this might be in part because other abductees thought it would all go down 'around 1999' or 'soon, very soon' as told to another abductee in 1997. (pg252 The Threat).  Considering we know nothing of the alien notion of time, in terms of their life cycle, biorhythm and social norms (is it acceptable to be 15 centons late for a meeting with a high caste insectoid!?) who the heck knows what they consider to be... soon, very soon.



There are paintings on ancient cave walls and not so ancient canvas that do make you scratch your head a bit.  There are indications that some families have had strange encounters documented as far back as the late 1800's.  I will also assume that to become a deep space civilization you have to really grok patience. Therefore I am fairly sure that those who buzz about in their flashy discs and dark triangles are:

1. not rushing things and
2. are following a flexible long term plan that gets them to their goal & that
3. they will get there when they get there and not a moment sooner.

The goal being total integration.  Victory without a fight.  Fait accompli. 

Many abductees go through training relating to a disaster of some sort and that they will facilitate help through the disaster.  That this disaster will cause the change, or be caused by the change, is never clear.  That this disaster scenario is the only way the change will occur is also not indicated. I doubt they can see or predict any exact future so these seem to be 'what if' scenarios.  Plan B if you will. 

If the stupid Man Monkeys actual try to blow themselves up / suffer a cataclysmic disaster before we are ready on plan A...  we launch The Change immediately in plan B mode and market it as a rescue...

Part of making an alien-human hybrid may have to do with long term living on Earth. Biologically the 'insectoids' or 'greys' might not be able to stomach (if they have one) long term exposure to our environs.  More importantly, one cannot infiltrate fully and completely if regular humans start noticing your agents with their freaking huge cone heads and tendency to drink beer 6 at a time.  As with all movements The Change requires agents of change.

By the time I got to the end of the DVD for the MUFON L.A. presentation he gave in May of 2009 it was apparent that David Jacobs no longer thinks that The Change is going to be a dramatic Hollywood like event.  It is the slow and steady wins the race model of Rabbit and Turtle.  He thinks it is happening now.

The cross breeding is about making totally undetectable infiltrators.  I also have no doubt they are among us now. After decades or a century's worth of making them look like us it is high time they start to use that resemblance in their plan of action.  The Change is already underway in a fashion. That they are doing this for our own good or theirs, or even a mixed agenda, is anybody's guess.

Reshma Kamal was told that after The Change, there will be only one form of government: The insect aliens will be in complete control.  There will be no necessity to continue national governments.  There will be one system and one goal.
pg252, The Threat, David M. Jacobs