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56 of 59 people found the following review helpful:
The glue for the Montauk Project series
Montauk, The Alien Connection fills in all of the gaps of the previous 4 Montauk books. The veils surrounding the mysterious Stan Campbell are now lifted. Stewart was one of the key participants in the Montauk Project. He skips over the technical talk and tells the story from a very heart-felt and awakened perspective. Though the Montauk Project was one of the darkest...
Published on March 25, 2000 by Todd Berran
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13 of 19 people found the following review helpful:
Misleading title
I think this book is mislabeled. It should be called the "Stewart Swerdlow Story" or "The alien abduction of Stewart Swerdlow". I bought this book because I enjoyed "Montauk, Experiments in Time" so much and was hoping this was a continuation of alien agenda, alien details, or expansion or continuation of the Montauk story with discussions of...
Published on December 15, 2000 by Randy
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56 of 59 people found the following review helpful:
The glue for the Montauk Project series, March 25, 2000
Montauk, The Alien Connection fills in all of the gaps of the previous 4 Montauk books. The veils surrounding the mysterious Stan Campbell are now lifted. Stewart was one of the key participants in the Montauk Project. He skips over the technical talk and tells the story from a very heart-felt and awakened perspective. Though the Montauk Project was one of the darkest projects ever undertaken on this planet, Stewart's story clearly demonstrates how the good can come out of the bad. When the first 4 Montauk books were written, there were critical pieces of the puzzle that had to be omitted due to the circumstances at the time. The Alien Connection supplies those missing pieces and further raises the reader to a whole new level of awareness. Learn the origins of the butterfly species and how they interact with humans. Other topics include galactic history and the galactic Federation of Planets, as well as the alien races that have interacted with humanity since the beginning of it's existence. Read this book and discover why humanity is not as simple as those in power would have you believe!
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9 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
A biography, March 21, 2008
This is really a biography of Stewart Swerdlow. It begins with his childhood abductions, abuse at Montauk and goes into his adult life where more bizarre things happen. His life is amazing and horrifying. It's a wonder he survived everything that he's been through. There is everything in this book from time travel, CIA spies, alien contact, DNA swapping, mind control and even more. You find yourself thinking all this stuff can't be true but it is so outrageous that it has got to be. No one person could make this up. I've heard him speak and he sounds very believable and convincing. The only thing I can say bad about this book is that it is poorly written. Although easy to read there is a lot left out and sometimes the story swings from topic to topic. It needs a good editor in a bad way.
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17 of 21 people found the following review helpful:
The wildest UFO book I have ever read, December 10, 2002
"Montauk: The Alien Connection" was probably the most interesting UFO book I have ever read. This book overlaps with the books in the Montauk series, but also goes in detail on the author's personal experiences. I find it heartening that the author discusses what would seem to be a completely outrageous story to the general public. The author presents what he believes is true, regardless of mainstream acceptance. Furthermore, regardless of the reality of the story, this was an exceedingly entertaining book.
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16 of 21 people found the following review helpful:
How reality manipulation is made, November 23, 2004
This book is very rare. It's very difficult to edit such a book because of the not so conventional content in it.
However, it's easy readable. An open mind and some basic mathematical knowledge will be helpfull understanding the chapters in this book.This book contains the bizarre experiences of the writer in the Montauk Project and a lot of Alien contacts and time travelling experiments. Of course it seems very difficult to proof the stories of the writer, however with some effort you can find and gain some logical lines to understand how reality on Earth is built and manipulated these days: it's all about mind-control how Earth life is experienced. The message of the book is trying to get people aware how mind-control caused by secret government projects, alien games/wars and genetic experiments is affecting them Not for novices !
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12 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
MIND-EXPANDING, INSPIRATIONAL AND ONE-OF-A KIND!, February 18, 2004
By A Customer
This is a must-read for a mind-expanding experience into the world of an actual person who is living proof that alien abductions and interfacing with the paranormal on a daily basis can have a positive outcome. Swerdlow mesmerized me with his involvement with the Montauk Project and subsequent other-worldly interactions with both aliens and extra-terrestials. But most of all, what I liked best about the book is to see how someone who had learned valuable skills through his psychic training at Montauk could, in turn, use what he learned to help people by teaching them knowledge and techniques to help heal themselves and others using color codes and archetypes (symbols). I am truly inspired by Swerdlow's story from a very non-conventional life-and a particularly difficult one at that-to a life dedicated to using his unusual mental abilities to help others in dealing with recovering from traumatic experiences, mind-control projects, mental illness, physical illnesses or diseases. Swerdlow shows that anyone's life can be turned around to benefit others by using one's past experiences and knowledge, even if they contain an inordinate amount of pain, suffering and struggle. A look at his website tells me exactly how he's continuing to help people right now-and it's almost as unbelievable as the story may seem! So, I learned the unbelievable IS REAL, but then, what's real? Close-minded people locked into their five-sense prison needs something stronger than this book to wake them up to the truth going on or what DOES go on(how about a VERY BIG volcanic eruption or earthquake?) My only criticism is I want to hear more and more! Can you tell I enjoyed this book? Very much so -I read it five times! I highly recommend you expand your mind by reading Swerdlow's one-of-a-kind book MONTAUK: THE ALIEN CONNECTION.
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6 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
Great Story, Peculiar Reality, October 29, 2002
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I recommend this book to anyone in search of truth. Don't listen to the poor reviews above. Stewart knows his stuff. What he says is true. I find Blue Blood True Blood to be an even better book but this is a great story and is more of a story than an informative document. Read it.
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12 of 17 people found the following review helpful:
Awe inspiring story of reality, May 17, 2004
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This is a story of a hero who was caught in a web of deceit that was reflected in the Montauk project. It's purpose was to control
the minds of people in the use of mind altering drugs, elf, mind control techniques which inventually lead to the effective control of the population. His existence in the project leads credence to his courage, strength of mind and resilience in character that should be an example to all. This is an extremely thought provoking book that will give you a "Reality Check".
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Great read, May 27, 2008
This was a great book, it gave many insights into the alien phenomenon as it relates to the time experiments at Montauk. Stewart Swerdlow tells a fantastic story with easy dialog and approachable language. If you are interested in a good book on aliens, this is going to satisfy.
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13 of 19 people found the following review helpful:
Misleading title, December 15, 2000
I think this book is mislabeled. It should be called the "Stewart Swerdlow Story" or "The alien abduction of Stewart Swerdlow". I bought this book because I enjoyed "Montauk, Experiments in Time" so much and was hoping this was a continuation of alien agenda, alien details, or expansion or continuation of the Montauk story with discussions of alien technology, alien life, alien pictures, alien physical details, or science learned. But all I get from someone with "direct contact" with numerous species of aliens is vague descriptions and passing comments about their agenda/science/life buried inbetween minute details of Steward's story (which I rather not know so much about). Steward may have higher I.Q. and be able to "read" people ( and I'm sure he is a great help to people) but it sounds like he is just as lost and easily confused as the rest of us. Sorry, this book is not worth the effort.
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8 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
Mediocre fantasy, February 7, 2001
As gullible as I am, even I was hard put to digest the wild tale put before my eyes. After much internet research, I decided to buy this book, along with "Montauk, The Alien Connection." I read the latter first, and thought myself on some great track to solving a conspiracy mystery. I guess you could say that Swerdlow's story kind of woke me up and caused me to realize what bunk all of this alien crap is. If there really are agents of misinformation perpetuated by the New World Order to confuse us and make us not believe, I don't think they could have done a better job than Swerdlow at making a person riding the fence of mainstream science and the paranormal jump quickly back over the mainstream side. If it is raining some Saturday, and you want some good mindless entertainment to amuse you for a few hours, plunk down some bucks and check this book out.
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