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Behold a Pale Horse by William Cooper Average Rating: "Behold a Pale Horse is definitely not a book to curl up on the couch with on a Sunday afternoon. The topics William Cooper discusses will very likely keep you reading late into the night. There are two types of people in the world: those who want to know who exactly is controlling whom, and those who are more comfortable taking things at face value. ..."
The Gods of Eden by William Bramley Average Rating: "Bramley is the kind of person who seems to become my friend, time and time again. In a land full of prophets (Israel) in which I live, I am always surrounded by people who have a great theory that explains it all. They have published a book, or are writing one, and somehow I seem to encounter these people again and again.Bramley in "God of Eden" brings an interesting theory that we are exploited since the beginning of time by aliens, coming from other planets. ..."
Flying Saucers and Science: A Scientist Investigates the Mysteries of UFOs: Interstellar Travel, Crashes, and Government Cover-Ups by Stanton T. Friedman Average Rating: "The enthusiasm Stanton Friedman has for flying saucers comes through clearly in this book. His writing is lively and engaging. He takes no prisoners and skewers without mercy many as he develops his case for the existence and importance of flying saucers.
Stitching together many disparate topics he has investigated over a quite long career, he crafts a story that although not necessarily comprehensive and at times a bit repetitive, proceeds with reasonable continuity and coherence. ..."
Alien Agenda: Investigating the Extraterrestrial Presence Among Us by Jim Marrs Average Rating: "Jim Marrs has produced an excellent overview of the UFO literature and history, from its possible origins in folk/fairy tales and biblical passages to its current manifestations in the form of crop circles, animal mutilations, and alien abductions. Even though the author does believe that UFOs are "real," I feel that he is very objective in his writing (which is rare for a journalist such as himself). ..."
Witness to Roswell: Unmasking the 60-Year Cover-Up by Thomas J. Carey Average Rating: "Recently, two mile wide UFOs were sighted over the English Channel by a reputable, seasoned pilot, his copilot and several of their passengers. News of this potentially earth-shaking event was relegated to mili-second sound bytes on the majority of American news networks: and usually accompanied with a snide, derisive, condescending tone as if the pilot and passengers were Loony Tunes. ..."
Interdimensional Universe: The New Science of UFOs, Paranormal Phenomena and Otherdimensional Beings by Philip Imbrogno Average Rating: "This book is worth reading and re-reading for all the information it brings to us. By keeping an open mind, we can relate many obseved paranormal occurences to UFO phenomena.
I live in New England near "America's Stonehenge," and I have wondered often about the significance of theses standing stones.
The fact that the author has been working in the field so long and has experiences in so many different aspects of UFOlogy makes this book all the more exciting a contribution to the field.
Also, some of the material that comes from "real people" is exceptionally good because real names are used.
All in all, this book is highly recommended ! ..."
Captured! The Betty and Barney Hill UFO Experience: The True Story of the World's First Documented Alien Abduction by Stanton T. Friedman Average Rating: "Having read other works by Stanton Friedman, I had an idea as to what to expect when I started reading this book. I was definitely not disappointed.
Before reading Captured! - the Betty and Barney Hill UFO Experience: The True Story of the World's First Documented Alien Abduction, I was familiar with the basics of the Hill sighting/abduction case, general background information, the major sighting/abduction experience and the star map drawn by Betty. ..."
Invisible Residents: The Reality of Underwater UFOs by Ivan T. Sanderson Average Rating: "I picked this book up after a show on some channel or other whetted my appetite for the mystery that this book covers.
What I found was a study in how not to write a book.The author is long winded.He constructs sentances that take the reader through a literary maze that leaves them wondering what it was that originally inspired the subject in the first place.
He doesnt just list accounts of various sightings and the situations involved.But rather informs the reader, at every opportunity, about the rigors involved in stating them.He elaborates, he pads.He puts in information that makes one wonder what it is he's trying to prove.
Its unfortunate...Its a fascinating subject.It would be nice if the author looked up the word "concise", as this text is in desperate need of this tactic in writting.What would be an otherwise interesting subject is obscured by the smokescreen of the authors need to sound convincing by
creating a book that takes the long way around every point he's trying to make. ..."
The Cust Beyond Abduction by Dolores Cannon Average Rating: "Having read numerous books on the subject of alien abductions over the last fifteen years or so, I eventually discovered that the information contained in the different books came together like a vast puzzle. Several years ago, I read an amazing book by Ray Fowler called "The Watchers". In that book the aliens tell Mr. ..."
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