Historically the UK is a place saturated in myth and interactions with otherworldly beings. I’m going to contend here however, that there is ‘something extra’ going on in Scotland.

There is archaeological and ethnological evidence for beliefs in non-humanity that are thousands of years old all over the UK. There are greys etched on ancient standing stones and there is a Bronze Age Reptilian head carved on the spirit rock in Rosslyn glen below the famous chapel.

The Elizabethan mage John Dee who signed himself the eyes and ears of Queen Elizabeth in the form 007 summoned and drew beings that looked very like Greys, in his Keys of Enoch writings.
In the 17th Century the mystic Jane Lead in England wrote of giving birth to some sort of hybrid child whilst the faerie lore is replete with stories from all over the land, none the least of which was e.g. The 17th Century minister the Reverend Robert Kirk who wrote in Aberfoyle in Scotland
of ‘the Secret Commonwealth of Elves, Fauns and Faeries’. He wrote of beings who drank essence through their pores and who could form bodies out of the air, before being permanently abducted himself.
 
Also, every one of the four nations has its own claim to Draconian bloodlines and descent from the Lemurian and Atlantean giants of old. Even the stained glass of Lincoln cathedral features a red draconian satan with a soul capture device covered in the same Aryan script featured in Adamskis sketches of the Nordic ship in his book; ‘Flying Saucers have Landed’.From the De Dannan in Ireland and its Book of Invasions, who arrived with what sounds like energy weapons (Lance of Lugh) after some cataclysmic war that was perhaps responsible for the vitrified and melted rocks of e.g. Burntisland in Fife and the Dark Isle in Cromarty, to the English Reptilia featured in statues in the City of London and the draconian aristocratic  coats of arms e.g. MI5, and also in Wales. to the stories of the Mhor or giants in Scotland. 
In Scotland, however, I would contend that there is that ‘little bit extra’ from the establishment that sets it apart from other places in the UK.

Ideologies would call the place a Holy land, and indeed I am aware of competing ideologies from such places as London or Glastonbury or Tara etc
In Scotland, as of course England, there is an established culture of the EL’s or Elves or Shining Ones or Illuminati, easily illustrated by the Scottish painter John Duncan in no better place than his painting ‘the Riders of the Sidhe’ (pronounced she).

You can google that and see tie ins between Aryans, and shining Reptilians, the Hindu swastika on the horse harness and a little baby reptilian running alongside the horses that looks very similar to the reptilian stone head in Rosslyn glen, near Scotlands capital.There is a prevalent ideology that seems to keep elevating Scotland’s establishment above everybody elses.You can see the way they made use of Edinburgh’s seven hills to make it into somewhere special if you goto the very first edition – and only the first edition of ‘The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail’ by Baigent et al.
If you goto the photo page that shows a photo of a topographical map of Jerusalem in the 15th century allegedly drawn in Holland you are looking at Edinburgh’s city centre – right there in plain view.
 
Scotland has also a tradition of producing innovations, from; steam trains, televisions, computers, medicinal advances, road surfaces, raincoats, telephones, politicians and other geniuses and has claimed all sorts of prominence from being a lost tribe of Israel to being the ideal HQ for your global secret society.
There is even a 17th century prophesy by the Brahan Seer of Easter Ross; ‘as Rome was, London is and Edinburgh shall be ..’
 
I can see why we got the Poll tax and a whole lot of BSE meat dumped on us.
 
I’m sure that a great many people are totally unaware of the significance of JRR Tolkein’s ‘Lord of the Rings’ and its correlation with the place names and dynasties of Scotland.
In the film the returning King Aragorn is an EL or Elohim with the elvish name Elessar, he is of the rangers of the north or Dunedain – and Dunedain is Edinburgh’s celtic name. In the book but not the film, Aragorn summoned the oath breakers at the black stone of Erech which was brought to Middle Earth from Numenor which in Scottish history equates to the black stone of Erec, the stone of the Dalriadan King which was the stone that princess Scota brought out of Egypt to the court at Tara and then to Scotland. The black stone of Erec is The Stone of Destiny.

Incidently not the sandstone block that goes by the same name.
The land of the Elves in Lord of the Rings is Lothlorien which in Scottish geography is the Lothians of King Lot whose daughter historically married a reptilian EL and condemned only to be saved by the faeries in their flying chariots at Traprain Law south of Edinburgh.
Edinburgh or Dunedain sits in the heart of Lothlorien or the Lothians whilst outside in the cavern systems called e.g. Goblin Halls at Gifford and nearby in Fife are the Pictish tribe of Orc.
The Earl Sinclair, Baron of Cousland and its caverns, The Earl of Rosslyn and the Earl of Orcus in real life would translate to be of the Stewards (or Stewarts) of Tolkein’s Gondor.
 
The Lord of the Rings I would contend celebrates Scotland’s Atlantean epoch and its post Atlantean peoples and their values.
 
If that wasn’t odd enough, then reference to 18th century maps of Rosslyn show that the place was named Paradise and in that place that was called Paradise is now built the cloning lab and a tower, let us hope it is not dark called Dryden Tower.
In the Atlantean stories related by Josephus Flavius and also in the book of Enoch it was the misuse of cloning that turned the paradise of Atlantis into a dry desolate den.
Perhaps somehow that ancient pageant is being commemorated at Rosslyn today.
The only evidence of the place name change can be found in Paradykes road of Loanhead, directly adjacent to the tower of Dryden.
 
The UK also has its full quota of deep bases and underground cities, from Newcastle, allegedly near RAF Boomer, to Brecon Beacons, to Cornwall, under Wiltshire and London etc and under mountains, as does Scotland. You can see and hear about many underground bases on all sorts of official or unofficial maps and insider stories but you never hear about any stuff under the Lothians up here or see the ancient places for subsurface peoples identified.You don’t see these ancient places on those kinds of map.
Scottish folklore of the Highlands is replete with caverns and subcities as are the Eildon hills in the Scottish Borders whilst 19th Century Theosophist CW Leadbeater writes in his book ‘the Hidden Side of Things’ of faerie tribes in the Pentland hills that outlie Edinburgh.

We have various footages and reports of ships flying out of the Pentland hills for example. E.g Gillies, Halliday. Now I’ve heard of hybrid colonies in Greater Manchester and people on automatic in Wiltshire, I’ve heard about Rendlesham Manor and also the Victorian equivalent of Dr Who’s Torchwood that was headed up by Arthur Conan Doyle, Mary Shelley, HG Wells etc that met there and I’ve heard that Mi10 specialised in pigeons, but there is something extra going on in Scotland. Perhaps highly overt alien farming.
 
Perhaps because of its geographical isolation or static geology or perhaps because it was once part of a more ancient complex of underground cities from another (Atlantean) epoch but I’m of the opinion that extra terrestrial reality is a bit more in your face in Scotland than anywhere else in the UK.
 
It might be that the ruling Elohim/Reptilian dynasty is actually more ‘in’ with the non-humans. You can see that they built (19th century) a little peoples palace outside the Holyrood palace in Edinburgh to appease them.
Even Balmoral, the Queen’s Scottish residence backs on to the Cairngorm mountains with its stories of the Grey Man of Ben MacDhui.

Communal insecta hives are a feature amongst the Reptilian architecture and subculture, and I personally think that the design of the new Scottish parliament itself built on a reputed faerie tunnel system reminds me of an anthive with its rounded shape and its architectural grass like features.They are celebrated and pandered to in Cathedrals e.g. St Giles and Brechin, and they have traditionally ruled in the underworld under the Scottish capital.Even Glasgow takes its name from the Celtic word for blue green that somewhat aquatic species mentioned in folklore as the ‘Blue men of the Minches’ or the life aquatic illustrated by the Scottish shapeshifter sect the MacCodrums of the Seals.
Indeed perhaps the presence of blueblooded reptilian giants was why ancient humans painted themselves with blue paint called woad in battle – to somehow endow themselves with the magical strength and capacities of their ‘gods’.
 
I’m certain that such faerie tales exist all over the UK .. I think we can take that as a given .. but I think that in Scotland the population is so tightly wrapped up by the ruling elite that they can afford to be more open with the public about it.
Simply because no-one can do anything about it.
 
In January 2005 in the National Museum of Scotland you could even see an exhibit in ‘Art and Industry Since 1850’ that showed that the Scottish establishment was co-operating with the extra terrestrial presence and were happy to publicise the fact.
Subsequent checking, December 2007, in their archives in the museum itself shows that the items in the exhibit appear with only one exception to have been totally ‘rotated’ into a parallel universe and made to disappear without a trace. (I have the cellphone photos though)
 
Ok, then, what did I see … ‘I saw a green gold B movie large half egg, like the egg of some alien that Sigourney Weaver might have torched .. made into a .. ‘cup of communion’ … Perchance akin to the Communion described by Whitely Streiber and the soul stripping of personnel described in his ‘log cabin encounters’. I saw a big long vase like a stick insect that was somewhat jagged and could have been seen in the context of an abduction enforcer … maybe a mantis.
I saw a coffee jar with a Grey wrapped around it … no doubt with a taste for things human … I saw a petite lycra jacket covered in and patronising famous and some obscure Multinational Industrial logos for that ‘well travelled shopper’ … I saw a curious clock made out of salvaged scrap material … ‘found materials’ .. for the ultimate rag and bone merchants … and I (I paraphrase and construe) saw a special medieval style jacket ripped artistically and made ragged in a fashionable way for us humans in our Punk style.

It to me was an identification of the punk style of archaic mediaevalismwith the human condition.The humans that came into contact with these beings got a hard tearing time of it, seemed to be a given .. but that they were really punks that were of an older phase needing a hard lesson and evolutionary distressing.

It seemed to me to suggest that human punks needed to be torn up and that the establishment fully endorsed and encouraged the tearing and distressing.
This exhibit was really an illustration of a bill of sale of the rights of humanity to evil alien rag and bone merchants.
In context of the exhibited alien pastiche, the punk phase being referred to is not merely a phase in the designers career.
The aches and pains and sorrows of trauma and abduction were being symbolised as a methodical and evolutionary stressing and tearing of punks bodies by some well travelled shoppers and more evolved beings. It seemed to me that the establishment were using the monies of the Scottish taxpayer to celebrate the betrayal of the average Scottish taxpayer or ‘punk’ to a bunch of evil aliens. To corroborate my suspicions about the regional population of Scotland all sold out I could cite firstly the evidence of Bonnybridge UFO hotspot.

It’s a given that everybody knows that Scotland has more UFO traffic per head of population than even Puerto Rico or Mexico, but I suspect few people have any suspicion about the truth behind Bonnybridge.
At the height of the UFO activity Bonnybridge was allegedly being polluted by a nearby industrial incinerator plant which had according to suing farmers been allegedly pumping out high levels of dioxin which had been alleged to have caused massive deformities in new born cattle.
 
It was therefore likely that the Greys reported involved in these abductions were checking on a totally different sort of livestock … perhaps those torn punks as advertised in the National Museum of Scotland.
It was famous A70 (West Lothian) abductee Garry Woods who reported in 1992 of seeing rows and rows of naked humans frozen in Perspex jars by their alien farmers.
Further checking of abductees and film cameramen from the area whose work is on youtube.com – Jackie Gillies of Gorebridge (skywatcherscotland) and Brian MacPhee of Stirling (ufosbri) suggested that whatever the Ministry of Defence were reporting to have come out of Scotland in their phoney statistics was not only stupid but surreal.

I saw one MOD report from Scotland alleged to have been reported by a man just out of a public bar where he saw lights swirling round and round. A typical status quo caricature re-enforcing the national divide. The English reports by contrast were all highly educated, full of technical and locality data.
What exactly therefore was happening to all of those dumb Jocks apart from having a bad time with football.
 
What makes this more special in Scotland is that the sky always has activity of a UFOlogical nature – a lot of it. Although we’ve had debunking deceit from the Discovery Channel up here too there is a ton of footage that is not natural phenomenon, street lights and camera artefacts, the obviously flashing 9.20 from Manchester airport or of human military origin. 

When people alleging to be spooks and special forces started harassing the witnesses we discover that Di55 a UFO intel group in the UK had more spooks deployed here than elsewhere – though of course spooks were always going to wind us up like that.
These spooks did seem to have access to day to day data from the private lives of their targets.
Another source suggested that there were not one but two rapid reaction forces deployed in and around Scotland and only one for other places down south.
Whatever the lid was screwed onto it was being screwed on tight with a lavish use of personnel.
 
I might worry if Scotland got its independence actually because there is something un-human about an unhealthy sub-culture that can imprint and manifest its dark reality in such a manner in human media and processes.

The Reptilian Overlords of Scotland seem to have it all stitched up in spectacular Hollywood style.
The Scottish establishment has a long and unfortunate history of selling its own people down the river.
Even Masonic superhero Robert Burns in the late 18th Century wrote of a Parcel of Rogues buying and selling us all for English gold.

I can confirm that that same Parcel of Rogues in the 21st century at 18/01/05 appear from the official exhibition called ‘Art and Industry Since 1850’ at the National Museum of Scotland in Chambers Street, Edinburgh – to be celebrating the fact that they have bought and sold the Scottish human population for Genetic Gold to Alien Invaders.
 
In the words of a Scottish Fortean society member when presented with the evidence and screamed at the top of his lungs to the detriment of his vocal chords .. ‘I don’t believe in aliens !!’
 
Well as they say thankfully in England .. ‘Methinks they doth protest too loudly.’ because as far as I can see, B Movie Scotland is losing the plot.