Trilogy Of The Unknown - A Conspiracy Reader (e-book) (used book) | bookbook.eu

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WARNING! BEWARE OF THE DARK SIDE OF UFOLOGY - EXPOSING THE FACTOR OF COSMIC NEGATIVITY INVESTIGATOR FACES ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT -- RETIRES FROM FIELD! Michael X (for "security" reasons he never liked to reveal his full identity) was in the early days of the flying saucer movement an avatar of the New Age, professing to have met highly advanced, angel-like beings from the stars who looked so remarkably human that they could easily pass as earthlings. Through telepathic contact they taught him about science, philosophy and health, which he passed on to a devoted group of followers throughout the West Coast. His self published monographs on various arcane topics were hard to find but highly sought after. One day his life changed when he received a telepathic message from those thought to be his cosmic "guides." They told him to come to a secluded area in the Mojave Desert so they could meet with him and give him physical evidence of their existence. Instead of the usual cordial greetings from his Space Brother friends he had been "set up," as a rifle was pointed at his head and only an "inner voice" saved him from what could only have been a tragic death. From that day forth, Michael X. spoke little about his ET contacts, fearing reprisals from those who had disguised themselves as benevolent aliens, but who most probably were representatives of the Dark Forces, the Men in Black, the International Bankers, or some sinister Big Business cartel. We really don't know why Michael X was silenced, but we have put together a Trilogy of Terror which presents some of his more controversial conspiracy works, involving the seamier, negative aspects of UFO, from Nazi flying saucers, to reptilians living on and inside the earth, and a dire warning NOT TO RETURN TO THE MOON. Also included is the full text of the very rare Heferlin Manuscript about reptilian humanoids living inside the entrance to the hollow earth at the South Pole. We do not suggest that readers give up their own involvement in researching the mysteries of the sky, but we do utter a simple warming -- BE CAREFUL WHERE YOU TREAD!