Thread: Best literature on the topic of UFOs?

Here you go dude there several hour's worth of the disclosure project

http://video.google.co.uk/videosearc...losure+Project

Originally posted by Treebeard;280601
[b]Right now ive heard good things about "the day after roswell" and "disclosure" by steven greer. Anyone else have some good recomendations for my first big ufo read? Also if you think i should start somewhere else thats more inclusive and explains where ufos came from and how they fit into an even larger scheme of things im open to that type of book as well. Dont be shy with the recomendations this is just to get me started, thanks!

PS. Any great online movies you guys think would be an equivalent or suplament to any of these books please post as well, thanks again!

I enjoyed "The Day After Roswell". For me it seemed quite plausible. Taking ET tech. and giving it to companies to study and find out how it works. Then adapt it for use in projects they have been or planning to be working on. Call it captured Foreign Tech to cover you ass, and hope for the best.

Many will Trash me here for saying this, because they think Corso is a fraud. But I have heard many reputable people say that he wasn't. So I will take their word before I will anyone debunking most things on this site. I mean no disrespect to them but I have no idea who they are. Let them believe what they want. Follow your Heart. All we can do is wait and hope for truth. Then we will see who gets the last laugh.

The Disclosure videos Fen posted above is a good start. IMO. I would start with Part 1 & 2 of the DVD. Here is a small clip of one witness, from the Original Press Conference from 2001.
When you watch the 2 Part DVD videos you will see how much better it is.

As for any other Books. I pay so much for Cable and Broadband, there is no funds for Books. So If I can't find it on the net, I don't get to read it.

I did come across a Book that didn't renew it's Copyright, and you can save it for FREE! "The Flying Saucers are Real" by Donold Keyhoe. Make sure you copy each Chapter separately and not just the Index (that way you can read it off- line). I just put it in my e-book documents. No matter what anyone says, this is a good book to read because it is from the 1950's and gives a good Idea how UFOs were perceived in the infancy of study. I truly believe everyone should read it. It is Considered a Classic.
http://www.sacred-texts.com/ufo/fsar/index.htm

Originally posted by Treebeard;280601
[b]Right now ive heard good things about "the day after roswell" and "disclosure" by steven greer. Anyone else have some good recomendations for my first big ufo read? Also if you think i should start somewhere else thats more inclusive and explains where ufos came from and how they fit into an even larger scheme of things im open to that type of book as well. Dont be shy with the recomendations this is just to get me started, thanks!


PS. Any great online movies you guys think would be an equivalent or suplament to any of these books please post as well, thanks again!

I believe, when researching any historical subject, the best place to start is at the beginning. Reading about the early evidence of UFOs is what got me interested in pursuing the subject. Some of the earliest known caves in France/Spain containing wall drawings show dozens of pictures, of what appear to be flying disks and other odd shaped flying objects alongside their depictions of local wild animals. A couple of years ago I heard they discovered even older cave art drawings in a cave in Pakistan. Quess what? More pictures of strange aerial craft.

If saving money is a consideration in your search of UFO books I recommend visiting your local library. They should have some of the classic books on Ufos by Erich Von Daniken: Chariots of the Gods, Gods from Outer Space, The Gods were Astronauts and The Return of the Gods.

As far as movies go, you should be able to rent 'Fire in the Sky' about the Walton incident and his lumberjack friends sighting. There is also 'The Roswell Incident' with Charlie Sheen. One of my favorites is 'The Incident'. This is the reenactment of the Betty and Barney Hill abduction case starring James Earl Jones. Jones' portrayal of Barney during his hypnotic regression episode was right off the tape recording of the actual regression session. I've heard the original and it is indistinguishable from Jones' reenactment. Quite gripping.

I have a large collection of UFO programs recorded from TV programs. If you would like me to send you some simply private message me for details.