Alien Agenda: Investigating the Extraterrestrial Presence Among Us | Jim Marrs

Alien Agenda: Investigating the Extraterrestrial Presence Among Us | Jim Marrs | JUST SAY, "NO!"

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	Alien Agenda: Investigating the Extraterrestrial Presence Among Us Jim Marrs Harper Paperbacks, 2000 - 480 pages average customer review:based on 97 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

This is the Best UFO Book that I have ever read!

OK, sounds kind of hokey. But it really is a fantastic book. If you want a most comprehensive study into the entire UFO "world", this is the book for you. It reads well. It is written in an enjoyable style. It is thought provoking, and lends itself to other areas of investigation. If there is one book that I would recommend for the study of UFO's, then this is the book. I can't see how anyone wouldn't enjoy this book. Whether or not you believe in the alien UFO lore, you have to admit, this book puts it all out there. I would say that this is the kind of book that you would grab with both hands and gobble it down in a weekend. What a wonderful read!

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JUST SAY, "NO!"

Let's begin with the obvious: Somehow you just have to like a book about flying saucers and aliens written by a man named MARRS (even if these creepy dudes aren't really originating from distant planets - as I'm convinced they aren't.) I've just read ALIEN AGENDA for the second time, and if a more thorough overview of the UFO phenomenon (along with all of its auxiliary mysteries such as abductions, crop circles, & cattle mutilations) has been published, then I'm unaware of it.

The book opens with a bang as Marrs (correctly) states, "The controversy over the existence of UFOs is over. UFOs are real." The only people who would contend with that are those who have not objectively studied the subject in depth, and those who are too frightened to admit the obvious. I am dismayed by a few of my fellow reviewers who decry a lack of evidence to support the UFO "concept." If they were expecting a UFO to emerge from between the pages when they first cracked this book open, then it is no wonder they were disappointed.

ALIEN AGENDA documents the testimony of innumerable individuals who claim to have observed incomprehensible, unearthly flying objects. Some of these well-respected, rational people include an astronaut, doctor, fighter pilot, archbishop, police chief, aircraft design company employee, Air Force lieutenant, deputy federal marshal, Franciscan nun, Air Force major, radar operator, brigadier general, county sheriff, geologist, physicist, chemist, petroleum engineer, secretary of the Navy, Navy photographer, senator, astronomer, lieutenant colonel, civil defense director, military intelligence officer, and a priest! If a collection of eyewitnesses like this was arrayed against you in a court of law to testify that they had seen you kill your mother-in-law, you can be most certain that a lethal injection would be awaiting you in your immediate future. (Either that, or a commendation, depending upon your mother-in-law.) And yet, when the testimony concerns flying saucers and aliens, suddenly people are quick to brand it "unreliable" and dismiss it. We can't have it both ways! Out here where I live, most of us couldn't beat a dead dog lying by the side of the road in an I.Q. contest, but still we're smart enough to realize that testimony from people like the aforementioned constitutes valid evidence in support of the UFO phenomenon.

In addition, I'd say that when a former director of the C.I.A. publicly states that UFOs are real and that "through official secrecy and ridicule, many citizens are led to believe the unknown flying objects are nonsense", and when a professionally esteemed physicist says of crop circles, "whatever is doing these formations is affecting the fundamental biophysics and biochemistry of the plants...the basic micro fibril structures of the plants have been altered. Such cellular changes cannot be hoaxed", then it's time that we sit up straight at our desks and start taking notes! No proof? No evidence? It seems a few readers are in need of having that grey pudding between their ears examined by a competent physician! {Oh, Stephen! Stephen! Stephen! Why must you insist on being so "UNHELPFUL"?} That was just the planet Venus that the farmer saw land in his cow pasture? It was only swamp gas that followed the lady's car for thirty miles down the highway? That was just a weather balloon that buzzed the pilot's airplane repeatedly at 4000 miles per hour? Okie-dokie. Whatever you say Mr. Government Man. You've never lied to us before!

Yes, ALIEN AGENDA has a few problems: Too many typographical errors for a major publication. As one reviewer pointed out, the author overworks the term "mind-set" and you may or may not find this irritating depending upon your mind-set. Chapter 11, IN THE MIND'S EYE, which is highly speculative at best, is too long. Chapter 12, A METAPHYSICAL EXAM (where I believe we finally sit down to the meat loaf and Tater Tots), is too short. When he refers to "the demagoguery of anti-Communist senator Joseph McCarthy" and his "witch-hunt"; when he implies credence in Paul Ehrlich's book, THE POPULATION BOMB; when he insinuates that F.D.R. was somehow an unwelcome threat to the Morgan Banking House, it is clear that MARRS is out in space! With a few reservations, I recommend the book, but suggest that you not stop here. Also investigate ALIEN ENCOUNTERS by Chuck Missler, ENCOUNTERS WITH UFOs by John Weldon & Zola Levitt, and afterwards, ALIEN INTERVENTION by Paul Christopher. These books make extremely compelling arguments that the manifestation of interdimensional demonic activity and deception is the most all-around satisfying answer to the UFO question and its attendant problems. I definitely agree!

With that in mind, permit me to close with a bit of unsolicited advice: If some pleasant evening while you are slurping beer in your jacuzzi, a silver disc should descend into your backyard, landing on your barbecue grill, and a long-limbed, large-headed, big-eyed short feller emerges, flashes you the Vulcan peace sign, and offers to take you for a spin in his jaunty little ship, I strongly urge you to........(*Please see the title of this review.)

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Review

This book is excellent, and well written. Jim Marrs has numerous account of reliable and meticulous fact to back up the fact that aliens are amongs the human population. Mythologys, folklores, tales, and ancient stores have similar background of "God and Goddness" coming from space, and having contact with the ancient civilization account for the fact that the author can maintain an open mind of how the past can related to the present and futures. Crops circles, cattle mulitation, abduction, and aerial sighting are just some of things of Jim Marrs talk about in this incrediable book. Also, the numerous account of remote viewing show how accurate the possibilities of the highly number of different race of aliens existed in our galaxy. The connection between the past and present can open the mind for the futures coming, and I recommended the book for anbody who have an open minded, and wanted to seek the truth of the reality of aliens, ufos, and other subject that seem out of the world.

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