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Summary: Not a bad UFO conspiracy book but very 'taken for granted'
Review: This is a pretty good UFO conspiracy book because the author has documented over fifty cases that are related to a strange underground base in Dulce, New Mexico that may or may not exist. It is pretty much the ultimate UFO/Government conspiracy book and the author is pretty much describing a type of "Hell on Earth" scenario for the future. It was written in 1999, before the millenium, and the author has all the hallmarks of an apocalypse writer.The value of this book is that is covers a lot of stories from others people's work and tries to link them altogether in one volume. It is the only book that I know of which goes into detail with its description of the case of Phil Schneider who was found dead in his house after a lecture tour about secret bases. I found this book helpful in that it brought my attention to other UFO cases that I knew nothing about and I was able to learn a little more about these elsewhere because of this book. It certainly is more of a 'horror' story than investigative reporting but again the value is in learning about stories that you have not heard about before. This book certainly does not cover mainstream UFO events and is more geared towards government conspiracies, New World Order, Free Masons and all that kind of stuff. It appears to be orientated in the direction of demonology too - there is a ton of stuff and reptilians and lucifer. If you like David Icke then you will probably like this book. If you don't like David Icke then you will probably do well to keep away from it. It is written in the same kind of tone as the Commander-X series of books. Again the value is in learning about new cases but be warned the author does sound to be in panic most of the time and thus lowers the authoritative nature of this book considerably.
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