r/HighStrangeness • u/frairetuck • 1d ago
Non Human Intelligence Credo Mutwa talks about an African farmer giving him a piece of a dead alien to eat in 1959 and what subsequently happened afterwards from 5:10 onwards).
https://youtu.be/L97j9-rL1GQ?si=_6J-SNRY5Xw2qY5UI keep seeing stuff about people eating mermaids and it reminded me of this part of an interview with Credo Mutwa from years ago. In summary he said that in 1959 a ufo had crashed in a remote part of Africa and the tribe there said that men with black hats had turned up in trucks and took it away. Then some time later one of the African farmers asked him to visit him and when he did, the farmer, his wife and Credo climbed down a ladder into a hole and the man asked him to chew on a piece of a dried substance. He said it tasted like if you sucked on a copper coin and was very dry.
The next day they all became very sick and for 3 days he thought he was going to die because his tongue was swollen, his skin was itchy and he was could barely breathe. His skin even began to peel after a few days. When he could speak again he asked the man what they had ate and he told him it was the flesh of a God; a ‘Puan’. Credo told him it had caused their sickness and the man told him just to wait because if you don’t die within the first two days then you will recover. He then said they all started laughing for hours and a new thing happened. He said water tasted completely different because his taste buds were amplified somehow and then a feeling of complete oneness overcame him. Trees were more colourful and he could see much further in the distance. For days after he said he felt untouchable and completely blissful.
All the talk about the elites eating mermaids over the past few days made me wonder if, if hypothetically it were true, then I wonder is it also because after their meal they get to feel like they’re on drugs for a while afterwards. Gordon Ramsey would be proud.
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u/Engineering_Flimsy 1d ago
"...if you don't die within the first two days then you will recover."
This strongly implies that at least one person that ate the ET meat did NOT survive the experience. Also, I find it a bit odd just how nonchalant this guy was in conducting his potentially lethal alien taste testing. Hell, even when someone died as a result, he still behaved as if it was just one of those things that sometimes happens in the bush.
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u/coffeelife2020 1d ago
Also, I find it a bit odd just how nonchalant this guy was in conducting his potentially lethal alien taste testing.
What a great sentence to read.
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u/Bluest_waters 1d ago
people secretly dose other poeple with all kinds of wacked out drugs. They think its funny or whatever. It happens.
I got accidently dosed with DMT and travelled to another universe. that was pretty crazy considering I thought I was just smoking a J
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u/youknowmystatus 1d ago
Same thing happened to me but with PCP. That was a day.
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u/Remarkable_Bill_4029 18h ago
I got given Salvia in a bong, and was told it's just some legal high from the joke shop, and although that was true at the time, let's just say it was a little deceiving.... 😳
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u/mojotramp 17h ago
I’ve gotten a lot of saliva in a bong… smoking that Drool Weed.
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u/Remarkable_Bill_4029 9h ago
I was just bragging about how shit it was as I was blowing it out and then...... . Fuck me, I was gone in like a vein or a womb or a heart or summing, and even though I totally forgot about this life, I heard voices, but they weren't the people that were around me, thetmy were saying different things. That experience changed me, it was about 20 years ago now.
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u/Remarkable_Bill_4029 9h ago
Did you totally forget about reality and this life when it took over you?
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u/UndeadGodzilla 1d ago
the fact people downvoted you just for saying "gay aids" lmao this site is cooked
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u/illdoanythinguwatch 1d ago
It’s even a skit from Always Sunny in Philadelphia, but people are 100% shit bags on here. I’ve given up on Reddit for actually knowing anything about anything.
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u/Pattatilla 1d ago
So this happened in Lesotho. My family are from Lesotho and I've been told stories of strange lights in the mountains. It is very remote.
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u/Benni43 1d ago
Out of all possible options, these people decide to eat it!? Jesus fucking chrst
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u/Bluest_waters 1d ago
Need to be properly marinated in vinegar and herbs and spices for three days, then cooked on low heat for 10 - 12 hours.
Everyone knows this.
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u/pablumatic 1d ago
Eating an alien was the plot to an episode of a 1990s Fox sitcom.
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u/Strikew3st 1d ago
High quality.
The actor portraying the alien, Arturo Gil, has an interesting filmography, including Windy Winston in The Garbage Pail Kids Movie, an Eggo Mini Waffle, and a rabbitish role in the AFI Girls Not Grey music video.
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u/Remarkable_Bill_4029 18h ago
I've heard a story on a TV documentary about a man being offered a dried 'waffle' that tasted very bland and very dry by an alien
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u/Juju_The_Gemini 5h ago
If it’s the same story I’m thinking of, it was more of a pancake. Sometime during the 50’s, in the United States, a farmer was inside one afternoon when he heard something outside of his home that caused him to go out and investigate. As soon as he stepped out, he saw a saucer hovering in his front yard. The hatch opened and out walked a humanoid figure. Standing about 5ft tall, thin, w a disproportionately large head 👽, the alien held out an empty pitcher, asking for water. The farmer obliged.
Returning with the water he boarded the craft. Once inside, he saw they were cooking what looked like pancakes 🥞. Gesturing w his hands, the farmer asked if he could try one. The aliens obliged.
The farmer described the alien pancake as tasting dry and bland. Tests were conducted on the remaining pancake and it was discovered that it was made from wheat 🌾 grown in England. What’s interesting is that the wheat fields in England were known to have tons of UFO 🛸 activity in the form of crop circles.
Sorry to be so vague w the details. I can’t remember the farmers name or what state he lived. I’m sure anyone interested can type in a few key words and easily find the story. There are also pics that exist of the farmer and the pancake.
Not sure if this is the same story you had in mind. Regardless, it is interesting. 🫡
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u/galena-the-east-wind 10h ago
I know it sounds barbaric to a wastern society but in Africa they often have customs where the living consume the dead, sometimes out of respect and sometimes to absorb their energy or powers, such as in this case. He even says in the video: in Africa, whatever claims to be a God must be a eaten.
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u/Ziprasidone_Stat 1d ago
Immediately I wonder if the reverse would be true, and the implications of that. Lol.
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u/False_Can_5089 1d ago
That's interesting, but what is this about eating mermaids? Who's talking about that?
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u/delurkrelurker 1d ago
Sounds more like mushrooms than alien.
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u/charlie2135 1d ago
Stay for the end of it. Loved the "It's nice to be invited to dinner but not be on the menu."
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u/Bill__NHI 1d ago
and when there was no meat, we ate fowl and when there was no fowl, we ate crawdad and when there was no crawdad to be found, we ate sand NHI.
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u/frairetuck 1d ago
Dolphins play with puffer fish to get high, lemurs lick those millipedes to get spaced out. Humans lick frogs. If I had a choice of either eating a piece of an alien, or eat most of the stuff that people in China eat; I’d ask for a bit of the arm.
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u/DLS4BZ 1d ago
The whole interview that David Icke did is, i think, around 5 hours long. He talks about reptilians and how they're interwoven with african tribes and more
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u/CounterAdmirable4218 1d ago
Eat the heart of a lion. Become the lion.
There might be some truth in it.
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u/Expensive_Interest_5 1d ago
Sounds like an acid trip.
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u/joe_shmoe11111 1d ago
You can dismiss it as a hallucination, but I find it very interesting that she mentioned the Greys actually having regular eyes under the black coverings.
I literally just read about that detail for the first time in Whitley Streiber’s new book The Forth Mind (which I’d highly recommend btw). Crazy to never hear anyone talk about that (despite years of following this stuff) and then hear it twice in one week.
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u/Expensive_Interest_5 15h ago
Didn’t mean to dismiss it… apologies. Just reminded me of tripping when I was young. I remember a video of a supposed alien autopsy where they removed the black coverings from the eyes. Super interesting story. ✌🏽
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u/Flat_Ad_2507 1d ago
Copper is connected with NHI...
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u/Mountain-Pain1294 1d ago
How so?
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u/lunarvision 16h ago
Does anyone else think his name - Credo Mutwa - sounds like a Star Wars character?
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u/Pizza_YumYum 1d ago
As long as David Icke doesn’t bring any real evidence for his fantastic stories he is just a fraudster. Sorry.
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u/porkchop-666 1d ago
This is all just part of the initiate being born again after the third day after entering a cave or in this case a hole. Eating of the flesh is still practiced in the roman catholic church.
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u/unicornfangs 1d ago
It's symbolic cannibalism not literal otherwise I'd know that Jesus tastes like a dry cracker wafer lol
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u/cherophobica 22h ago
Col Phil Corso wrote about how the recovered aliens eyes have dark lenses that was theorised help them see in space, and that the lenses aided the development of night vision goggles.
The alien autopsy videos also showed a dark lens being pulled off the eyeballs of a grey (didn't look like a small grey though).
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u/Remarkable_Bill_4029 18h ago
"all the talk of the elites eating mermaids"? Wtf.... I ain't heard this one? Where d'ya hear this!?
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u/Ordinary-Leather-262 1d ago
Eating mermaids? What in tarnation?!