Based on the reported appearance, behavior and seemingly supernatural abilities, you'd have to explain how they're government agents and not something of a more paranormal or extraterrestrial nature.

>>42372425
Both i guess.

>et's settle this once and for all. Are the Men in Black aliens or government agents?

both.

>>42372425
They're likely Jewish...
So, both.

>>42372425
i think they're probably hybrids. I've been listening to Dr. David Jacobs recently while going through old art bell stuff and it makes a lot of sense when you see what he says about hybridization.

>>42372425
Both.
They're probably mostly Venusians.

>>42372425
>let's settle this once and for all
>on 4chan

>>42372425
They're cybernetically enhanced humans gifted to the government as a test to see if the government was trustworthy enough. They didn't want humans to have access to alien DNA early on because it gives us an advantage in the event of hostilities

They're a fairy tale. Like your cock. Put it in my ass

They're admins of reality. Aliens are interdimensional and sometimes "leak" into our reality causing abduction experiences. The MIB are admins who try to fix these anomolies.

OP I don't know for certain what 100% of their sighting are.

Here's what I do know. In the 1950s at least some where CIA or a connected agency.

Also the photo your showing, if a human injects say botox they would have that kind of psychotic look, there's also hypnosis techniques banned from most public consumption that have that effect. No I won't be sharing those techniques what little I know of them.

>>42372962
it was already inside you all along

>>42373009
Like le agent smith from le mateix

>>42372456
The descriptions of them have been consistent about features and behaviors that are not typical of humans. They seem to be non humans who are attempting to contain the public awareness of their presence judging from the reports of people who say they have personally seen them.
I have no direct personal observation of them so that's all I am able to evaluate about the subject.

They’re faggots, just like you OP.

>>42373434
Since only certain people report encountering them and is not a general phenomena among people having these experiences, it would be reasonable to assume they belong to a specific group of ayys who doesn't want people to investigate or talk about their activities.

>>42372425
>government or aliens
they literally told you they’re both in the movie

>>42372425
ayys but who sent them? why are they so cheap lookin? were they prototypes? couldnt they used chad looking humans instead?

>>42373551
I think the purpose of their actions is aimed at preventing a massive number of humans to be unable to continue to ignore their presence due to some pieces of information that would finally get through to them that they have beings operating around them on a daily basis.
Or maybe it's not the number of people who would be affected but certain highly influential people who they want to keep unaware.

I have years of direct personal experience with the beings but I was never going to try to reach the public at large with my personal anecdotal accounts and I have never seen the men in black phenomenon. I think they just visit the people who have a chance to disrupt large segments of the population who would have otherwise remained completely unaware of the beings.

I have only posted my information in anonymous formats like this one reaching only a tiny group of people who have to evaluate the information for themselves in a context that they have to be very skeptical of. Not the same impact on society as someone who is known and respected by a public group such as a church or business or government institution.

>>42374677
I suspect it’s more about the initial reaction from the public in the early days of humanities interactions with aliens.
They show up mostly in the past from the 50’s to 90’s but within the modern era they’re not exactly a common occurrence nor even spoken about much.
I think this has to do with the nature of whatever agreement the government had with the entities and the hopes that mass awareness wouldn’t occur within a specified timetable.
After a certain point in time, specifically around the era of the term conspiracy theory entering popular culture they encounters with them start to fall off a cliff.
So it would make sense that they’re more a stopgap than an actual enduring force.

>>42373097
you mean the vhf pulsing thing?