List of contactees
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A Contactee is an individual who professes to have been in regular contact with extraterrestrial beings, either through physical meetings or through telepathy. Typically, they report receiving messages or profound wisdom from benevolent aliens, which they are compelled to share.
Those who claim to be contactees include:
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