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

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Alien Agenda is the silk thread leading the way through the maze of UFO literature into the heart of the UFO controversy. While he begins with the premise that the existence of UFOs cannot be denied, Jim Marrs (author of Crossfire, the mother of all John F. Kennedy assassination conspiracy books) boldly strides into the battle over what UFOs are and why they are here. Marrss investigative skills are invaluable in this re-examination of questions that have been overlooked, unaddressed, or unsatisfactorily resolved. Features: * Click here to view our Condition Guide and Shipping Prices Whether you believe in UFOs or not, you have to give some thought to the statistics. Given the volume of UFO reports throughout modern history, the extensive field work, the thousands upon thousands of supposed sightings and events, the number of trained debunkers who have converted and become believers, and the testimony of such a great number of credible eyewitnesses, statistically speaking it is highly unlikely that ALL of them are bogus, hoaxes, or terrestrial in origin. That said, Marrs' book covers a lot of ground in a great many aspects of Ufology, from alien bases on the moon to government cover-ups to multiple eyewitness accounts to abduction stories and everything in between. The section on remote viewing is particularly fascinating. Just because we live in a modern, high-tech, scientifically sophisticated society doesn't mean we know everything. Throughout history, mankind presumed it was living in its "modern" era. At one point we were convinced the Earth was flat. Turns out we were wrong. But we KNEW it!! WE

KNEW IT!! We were SO SURE we had been right!! Imagine what else we will find that we have been wrong about as time marches on. Why is the thought of a species visiting another planet so outlandish? We've been sending probes to other planets for decades. We've conquered scientific frontiers that would have been considered unthinkable just 50 years ago. Imagine what a civilization just a mere 300 years more advanced than ours could be capable of! 300 years is NOTHING - a fraction of a blink of Time's evolutionary eye. How about a civilization 1000 years more advanced? 10,000 years? A million years? Again, a blink of an eye on the universal perspective. I don't believe for one minute that everything in Marrs' book is or can be true. And he probably doesn't either. But it doesn't all have to be true. Just part of it is enough. The book looks to be very meticulously researched and footnoted, but I haven't taken the time to fact-check his facts. Nor could I, in most cases. But it makes one stand in awe of the sheer volume of it all. We all believe in traffic accidents but most of us have never seen one as it happened. We can't be looking in all directions at once in the hopes of catching an event as it happens. We can't make an uninterrupted search of every square mile of the skies at the same time at all times. Most of us will never see a UFO. They may come and go all day long but most of us will never see them. It's a big sky. So don't use the "well, I'VE never seen one" argument when it comes to UFOs. It's the wrong argument. Are there things our governments don't want us to know (and not just about UFOs)? ABSO-DAMN-LUTELY!! Social Order is a relatively fragile yet combustible phenomenon. It is not in anyone' s best interests to see the public go berserk. Whether you believe the government is withholding UFO info from us is not the point. The point is that they CAN and DO withhold all kinds of info from us in the interest of maintaining a certain status quo and societal balance, not to mention to preserve a sense of perceived "national identity" and image. It would be foolish for the government to tell us everything because, in all truth, we couldn't handle it. But we are right and duty-bound to ask questions. That's about the only thing we can do to keep things in check. You don't have to believe in UFOs. But you probably have to believe that it is POSSIBLE there are UFOs. That's the important first step. Once you've taken that step you have opened your mind to having a rational dialogue on the topic. Be a THINKING PERSON. I don't care if you are the most educated knowit-all in the world. You don't know as much as you think you do and you CERTAINLY don't know everything.

Remember the know-it-all arrogance we all had as teenagers? We thought we knew everything and when we grew older we realized we didn't. Well, don't stop growing up. You still don't know everything. You probably really only know what you have been taught or what you have been taught to take on faith. That's the difference between Belief and Truth. Many of the things we "know" are really just things we believe. The truth may be something else entirely. Okay, enough sermonizing. "50,000,000 Elvis fans can't be wrong", as the album title states. There is no statistical chance that EACH AND EVERY ONE of the accounts detailed in this book (or the endless list of others from across the globe and across the centuries) can be chalked up to "swamp gas", "cloud reflections", or "fanciful hoaxing". You can't ignore the sheer numbers. Read the book. But you should never make up your mind about anything while your mind is closed. You have to open it first.

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