UFO Phenomenon

Mystery of the Men in Black: The UFO Silencers

by Timothy Green Beckley

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"Timothy Beckley is a top name among UFO researchers. So is John Keel, author of the enduring "Our Haunted Planet," who provided the foreword for this timely work and appears within the text as well.

The subject of the men in black has been treated in certain circles as comic book subject matter to be dismissed from serious discussion. ..."

Casebook: Alien Implants (Whitley Strieber's Hidden Agendas)

by Roger Leir

Shocking evidence that alien implants are real...as told by the doctor who removed them!

Alien implants. The objects are real. The facts.are indisputable. But where did they come from?

*A defense worker experiences bizarre radiolike noises coming from inside his jaw. Dental X rays reveal a small triangular object of unknown origin....

*A woman witnesses a UFO one night in the San Fernando Valley. ...

Aliens Adored: Rael's UFO Religion

by Susan J., Palmer

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"I obtained this book to understand the Raelian Movement a little better, as they've had so much bad publiciity from people who are not broad-minded enough to be able to understand that "everyone of us is different". And what a great book it was - it didn't "bad-mouth" the Movement & didn't support it either. ..."

Weird Georgia: Close Encounters, Strange Creatures, and Unexplained Phenomena

by Jim Miles

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"I've lived in Georgia all my life and I always thought the most mysterious thing about the state was why we keep supporting the Atlanta Falcons. Jim Miles book details more amazing oddities. This is a great guidebook for those who want to see the biggest state east of the Mississippi in a different light. ..."

Visitors From Within, 2e: Extraterrestrial Encounters and Species Evolution

by Lyssa Royal

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"The primary focus of _Visitors From Within_ is an analysis of the Zeta Reticuli species (my absolute favorite of all our ET friends), which is probably the best-known race in UFO "abduction" cases. But a nice inclusion is how they relate to we humans. The Zetas' planet, Apex, was much like present day Earth. ..."

The Mothman Prophecies

by John A. Keel

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"John A. Keel's The Mothman Prophecies, as a book, is just as intriguing and mysterious as the topics he is writing about. In a nutshell, the book reads as if Keel kept a loose-leaf journal about paranormal events, both reported to and experienced by him, over the course of many years, then decided to throw all of the individual pages in the air, let them land as they might, stuck a couple hundred of them in a notebook and sent them off to his publisher. ..."

The Et-Human Link

by Dana Redfield

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"Dana Redfield's ET-Human Link, may widen your concept of spiritual visitation. Although raised as a devout Mormon, over many years Redfield felt the presence of extra-terrestrials. "I use the term ET to mean the Other Folk, whether space age dandies bedecked in Star Trek garb, the rogue alien gooks of abduction, feathered friends of biblical yore, or balls of blue or gold light. ..."

UFO Mysteries: A Reporter Seeks the Truth

by Curtis Sutherly

"UFO Mysteries is one of the best works on the subject of UFOs since Jacques Vallee's seminal 1965 Anatomy of a Phenomenon. Sutherly has blended skillful writing with the determination of a true investigator to produce an objective and introspective look at one of the greatest enigmas humankind has so far faced."

Rick R. ...

Aliens & UFOs: Messengers or Deceivers?

by James L. Thompson

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"Although this book is written from a specific LDS Christian veiwpoint, it takes a very broad view of the subject matter. I am fairly well read on the subject of UFOs, and the author cites many of the books I have read along with unique accounts from original sources, some of which are fascinating and shed new light on the subject. ..."

The Uninvited: An Expose of the Alien Abduction Phenomenon

by Nick Pope

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"Although I do not believe in extraterrestrial visitation at all, as a skeptic I must at least hear intelligent believers out, and evaluate whatever they offer in their defense. Considering that Nick Pope works for the British government, I imagined that he was a reasonably intelligent person, and would provide a good defense of the alien abduction phenomenon. ..."