THINK ABOUTIT’S ALIEN TYPE SUMMARY

Kasimar

Two threads within this site’s own archive disagree about what the Kasimars actually are — one calls them a council-assigned oceanography specialist among seven ancestral ET races, the other says a separate group of “Deviants” mutated from Kasimar-insectoid stock — and neither one describes anything resembling an Atlantean elder race.

Name: Kasimars

AKA: The “Blue Race” — a name attached in sourcing but not otherwise explained or described.

Location – Home System: Not specified in sourcing.

Distance from Earth: Not specified in sourcing.

Attitude: Not characterized in sourcing.

Motives: Not specified beyond an assigned council focus on oceanography.

Physical Appearance: No physical description exists in sourcing. The “Blue Race” designation may imply skin tone but this is not stated directly anywhere in the source material.

Average Height: Not specified in sourcing.
Average Weight: Not specified in sourcing.
Body Temperature: Not specified in sourcing.
Pulse/Respiration: Not specified in sourcing.
Blood Pressure: Not specified in sourcing.
Life Expectancy: Not specified in sourcing.
Hair: Not specified in sourcing.
Skin: Not specified in sourcing beyond the unexplained “Blue Race” name.
Eyes: Not specified in sourcing.
Sex: Not specified in sourcing.

Other Physical Information: None documented.

Special Traits and Abilities: Not specified in sourcing.

Communication Type: Not specified in sourcing.

Origin: Not specified. Described as one of seven ancestral ET races present on Earth when it was struck by an unspecified disaster, per a “Uni-terrestrial” cosmology framework.

Life Form Type: Not specified in sourcing.

Subspecies: None documented.

Most Common Species: Not specified in sourcing.

Level of Species: No classification is offered in any source. Not applicable.

Habits: Reported role within the “Altair and Caspan, Jassan and Paegan’s Council and Organization” is oceanography. No further behavioral detail is given.

Transportation Type: Not specified in sourcing.

Witnesses Reports: UNVERIFIED — NO NAMED CASE OR WITNESS. Per Bibliotecapleyades, information about the Kasimars was reportedly “obtained from crash sites,” with no location, date, or witness specified anywhere in the source.

Special Features/Characteristics: None documented.

Summary/Description: The Kasimars, also called the “Blue Race,” are described in sourcing as one of seven ancestral ET races said to have been present on Earth at the time of an unspecified disaster, reporting to a council structure and assigned a focus on oceanography. No physical description, home system, or dated case accompanies this claim in any source consulted. A separate, unsourced reference elsewhere on this site’s own older material describes an unrelated group called “Deviants” as having mutated from “Kasimar/insectoid” stock — a characterization that conflicts with the council-based account and is preserved here as an unresolved internal inconsistency rather than merged into this profile.

Source: Bibliotecapleyades, “Uni-terrestrial – Code: UNA (Seven Ancestral Alien Races That Started Our Civilization Here)”; cross-referenced via Jake Muller, A Guide to ETs/Star Nations and Beings, Vol. 1 (2023). Secondary, unsourced reference to “Deviants” noted from this site’s own older archive material.

Related Cases: Cross-referenced with the Jassan and the wider “Seven Ancestral Races” council structure noted elsewhere in this archive.

DETAILED REPORT

The Kasimar entry required a near-total rebuild, and it turned up something worth flagging on its own: a genuine conflict between two threads within this site’s own archive. The primary source, Bibliotecapleyades’ “Uni-terrestrial” framework, describes seven ancestral ET races said to have been present on Earth when it was struck by an unspecified disaster, organized under a council attributed to “Altair and Caspan, Jassan and Paegan.” The Kasimars — also called the “Blue Race,” with no explanation offered for the name — are listed as reporting to this council with an assigned focus on oceanography. The source states this information was “obtained from crash sites,” but provides no location, date, witness, or further detail of any kind.

Separately, this site’s own older, unsourced material references a group called “Deviants,” described as having “mutated from Kasimar/insectoids” — dangerous, primitive creatures, per that entry, with no supporting detail offered there either. This is a genuinely different lineage claim: one source places the Kasimars as a coordinated, mission-assigned member of an ancestral council; the other implies an insectoid ancestry mutating into something hostile. Per this site’s standing practice, that conflict is preserved and flagged here rather than silently resolved in either direction.

Nothing in either source supports the elaborate Atlantis, Mu, Lemuria, or Agartha lineage described in the previous version of this page, nor any of its biometrics, subspecies, technology, or named hubs beneath Giza or the Sargasso Sea. The “Emerald Tablets of Thoth,” “Commander Byrd’s secret diary,” and “Declassified US Navy sonar logs” cited as sources on the prior version do not correspond to any document identifiable in the sourcing consulted for this correction.

RESEARCHER’S NOTES
Council Members, Not Atlantean Elders — What the Kasimar Sourcing Actually Says

Source Chain, Very Thin: Everything substantive traces to a single Bibliotecapleyades entry citing unspecified “crash sites,” with no case, location, or witness given. This is a council-membership claim, not an encounter report.
Fabricated Data Removed: A full biometric panel, an Atlantis/Mu/Lemuria/Agartha origin story, hemocyanin-based blood chemistry, two named subspecies, a “Level IV” classification, and three essays of invented Sonoluminescence and crystal-technology mythology were all removed. None of it appears in either cited source.
Fabricated Citations Removed: “The Emerald Tablets of Thoth,” “Commander Byrd’s secret diary,” and “Declassified US Navy sonar logs” do not correspond to any identifiable source and have been removed.
A Genuine Conflict Within Our Own Archive: This site’s own older material describes a separate “Deviants” lineage as mutated from “Kasimar/insectoids” — a characterization that doesn’t match the oceanography-council framing here. Flagged as an unresolved internal inconsistency, not merged or silently overridden.
A Larger Cosmology Worth Tracking: The Kasimars are one node in a claimed “Seven Ancestral Races” framework that also includes the Jassan, referenced elsewhere in this archive. This council structure may be worth its own standalone reference page as the audit continues.

Corrected from an elaborate invented Atlantean civilization to what the sourcing actually supports: a name, an assigned council role, an unexplained color designation, and a direct contradiction sitting elsewhere in this site’s own older material.