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Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: A Beginner's Journey into UFOs
In December 2017, The New York Times disclosed the groundbreaking existence of a Pentagon ‘UFO’ program that investigated genuinely anomalous technology. The Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, and its director Luis Elizondo, was sensationally revealed to the public for the first time ever and was considered the starting point of an new era in UAP research and activism. However, this is not the start of the ‘UAP Revolution’, far from it. The current UAP disclosure initiative goes back to the 2016 Presidential election and the Wikileaks hacking of Hillary Clinton’s campaign manager’s email account. The bizarre story involves a rockstar called Tom Delonge and his company ‘To The Stars Academy’ who enabled a multitude of government insiders to take steps to ensure congressional briefings at the classified level occurred. At long last the real truth about UFOs is coming out - no thanks to 70 years of con-men conspiracies, hoaxed videos and the tin-foil hat brigade.
This is how the first few years of disclosure occurred.
This non-fiction book tells the amazing journey of how UFOs (UAP) have burst back into public awareness following The New York Times and Politico articles of late 2017. The author liaises with scientists, researchers, journalists and the people directly involved in such government UAP programs, thus gaining some small insight into the possibilities that might lead to answers.
'Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: A Beginner’s Journey into UFOs' asks the philosophical question of UAP, the difficult question, the question of a radical technology and the implications for us humans. Finally, the book asks a question about the potential origins of the anomalous phenomena.
Here in this first book, in a unique series about the UAP Revolution, the author focuses on documenting his own investigations through the year 2018. Working as a researcher, he diligently tries to understand the true nature of these various historical government UFO programs. Much attention is given to the UAP case studies and appropriately sourced methodologies. Advocation is given to well placed scepticism that examines data without conclusions.
Critical examination into places and obscure paranormal phenomena hotspots such as ‘Skinwalker Ranch’ and the ‘Marian Apparitions’ are considered in-depth.
What we are left with is more questions than answers:
Are UAP one thing pretending to be many things?
Are UAP many things coming from multiple points of origin across a multi-verse?
Are they coming from Space or inner-Earth?
What are there intentions towards nuclear weapons?
Why do they don’t openly engage humans?
What is the anomalous consciousness?
This book is written from the inspiration of articles, blogs, documents and UAP case reports. The historical style is presented in a way which allows the reader to reflect on those first 'days of disclosure', and all the strange things that came along on the author’s journey into UFOs for the first time.
Forget about extra-terrestrials, the truth might be something more infinitely complex and beyond our comprehension.
We are all on this journey together, whether we like it or not. The truth is no longer out there, it’s here.
This is how the first few years of disclosure occurred.
This non-fiction book tells the amazing journey of how UFOs (UAP) have burst back into public awareness following The New York Times and Politico articles of late 2017. The author liaises with scientists, researchers, journalists and the people directly involved in such government UAP programs, thus gaining some small insight into the possibilities that might lead to answers.
'Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: A Beginner’s Journey into UFOs' asks the philosophical question of UAP, the difficult question, the question of a radical technology and the implications for us humans. Finally, the book asks a question about the potential origins of the anomalous phenomena.
Here in this first book, in a unique series about the UAP Revolution, the author focuses on documenting his own investigations through the year 2018. Working as a researcher, he diligently tries to understand the true nature of these various historical government UFO programs. Much attention is given to the UAP case studies and appropriately sourced methodologies. Advocation is given to well placed scepticism that examines data without conclusions.
Critical examination into places and obscure paranormal phenomena hotspots such as ‘Skinwalker Ranch’ and the ‘Marian Apparitions’ are considered in-depth.
What we are left with is more questions than answers:
Are UAP one thing pretending to be many things?
Are UAP many things coming from multiple points of origin across a multi-verse?
Are they coming from Space or inner-Earth?
What are there intentions towards nuclear weapons?
Why do they don’t openly engage humans?
What is the anomalous consciousness?
This book is written from the inspiration of articles, blogs, documents and UAP case reports. The historical style is presented in a way which allows the reader to reflect on those first 'days of disclosure', and all the strange things that came along on the author’s journey into UFOs for the first time.
Forget about extra-terrestrials, the truth might be something more infinitely complex and beyond our comprehension.
We are all on this journey together, whether we like it or not. The truth is no longer out there, it’s here.
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