Insiders Reveal Secret Space Programs & Extraterrestrial Alliances
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Insiders Reveal Secret Space Programs & Extraterrestrial Alliances
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Narrated by:
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Jerry Lord
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Michael E. Salla
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Classified space programs have been an integral part of a complex jigsaw puzzle concerning UFOs, extraterrestrial life, ancient civilizations and advanced aerospace technologies, which have long defied any coherent understanding. Now finally, we have something to put all the pieces together with the disclosures of secret space program whistleblower, Corey Goode. A detailed investigation of Goode’s and other insider testimonies reveals the big picture of a parallel world of secret space programs and extraterrestrial alliances.
Learn from this audiobook: how the Vril/Nazi flying saucer programs in the 1930s gave birth to the ‘Dark Fleet’; how Operation Paperclip scientists both helped and hindered the development of the US Navy’s ‘Solar Warden’; how the MJ-12 Group was behind the creation of the ‘Interplanetary Corporate Conglomerate’; and how Ronald Reagan was instrumental in the creation of the ‘Global Galactic League of Nations’ space program. Finally, learn how the Sphere Being Alliance and other extraterrestrials interact with these programs. The full disclosure of secret space programs and extraterrestrial alliances will unshackle the chains of deception holding humanity back from reaching its highest potential as galactic citizens. Audiobook includes updated material (preface and afterword).
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- Anonymous User
- 18-10-2019
What a Wacky Book
I in no way believe in any of this stuff,but the Author tells of some massive Soap Opera Drama, of a story,stretching from the 1930's till today,he bases all his evidence on interviews of 3-4 people and what a wacky "Buck Rogers" tale they tell
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- Paul Rayment
- 02-10-2020
Secret Space Programs
I found the Insiders Reveal Secret Space Programs & Extraterrestrial Alliances to be a very well researched and interesting history about secret space programs and well worth listening to the audible book and reading the book.
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- Kolinio Qoro
- 25-08-2021
Love it
very interesting makes me think now, to see from a different perspective. on to the next book!! Part 2.
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- julie b
- 27-02-2024
Too Many Acronyms
Poorly written and the constant use of acronyms is extremely frustrating. The author (wrongly) assumes the reader will know what all these acronyms stand for. I gave up after chapter 10. I would not recommend this book; there are far better options on this subject that are an "easier listen". Both the author and the narrator manage to make a fascinating topic sound boring.
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- Steve
- 05-12-2019
A nice story but no smoking gun as yet
This is a fascinating topic, but despite the authors continual use of phrases like compelling evidence and startling revelations, they were frankly none. There was mainly a lot of old conspiracy theories put together without any additional evidence or clear argument as to why this would occur. The author relies a lot on Tomkins, who is suspect at best. Whilst I have no doubt that aircraft companies might have looked theoretically at UFOs and what they may mean, I doubt the scope of the space program that they’re suggesting.
What’s the standard of writing is accessible and engaging, it’s hardly PhD standard. Having said what I have said there is some evidence there about documents in the MJ 12 series, but this is largely borrowed from other authors. I read Tomkins book and to me it seemed like he was simply going over his life giving himself credit for most things including the Apollo space program. And telling us about all the secretarys he had slept with over the years. I don’t rule out the possibility is that they are suggesting, like Fox Mulder I want to believe, but this book doesn’t get me any closer to confirmation there are so many holes in the arguments and testimony that is being presented to hear that you just really can’t take them any seriously like Corey good, even his name interplanetary corporate conglomerate sounds like a Doctor Who sci-fi name rather than what a real company doing this stuff would call themselves. If you have a secret company doing interplanetary work you couldn’t call yourself a interplanetary corporate conglomerate if you wanted to be secret you call yourself something like X prize or XRC or some weird name you wouldn’t give yourself away by the name. It just doesn’t make sense.
It would be like opening a government department and calling it secret conspiracy to work with aliens limited. I mean it just wouldn’t happen guys so more evidence please I’m interested but I need to see more evidence
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