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Pentagon Aliens

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Lyne's book is THE most important book published to date on the origin of "saucers" as man-made craft using stolen Tesla technology. Although Pentagon Aliens and its author are seldom mentioned by others, they have had a major impact on the UFO field. In fact, I believe all other UFO books need to be compared to Lyne's Pentagon Aliens to see whether they can hold up to Lyne's information on Tesla, ether propulsion and military disinformation.

Previous reviewers mention 2 weak points of the book, namely a strong pro-atheist position and a circuitous writing style. In fact that is why I gave the book 4 stars instead of 5. But come on, no book is perfect. Think of Pentagon Aliens as a gold mine and you'll have to do some digging to find the many great nuggets of information throughout its pages. For example, his expose on the military's ad hoc Roswell hoax alone is worth the price of the book.

Everyone into UFO's, aliens and the Illuminati should read this
book. This guy reads very believable. He believes that the CIA
with strong Nazi and Illuminati influence created flying saucers
and that a l l the sources saying that they're "alien" is a giant
subterfuge.

Don't give up while reading the first 68 pages. That's a lot of
basic electronics and Tesla. Then on page 68 he starts writing
his own story, apparently not needing to impress us any more as
to whether or not he's a genius. He relaxes and reads as very
believable. (I hope it's not actually a different author.)

What Bill says will make you view everything you experience
in UFOlogy differently, or at least question a little more.

After reading this book, and I've read alot on this subject, I really don't know who the real propaganda dictators really are. What the truth is and which publishing companies are CIA fronts. But Lyne seems to be convincing with his story! You decide.

Physics is always about religion. It is about knowing where you come from, and where the human race is going with the newfound knowledge and inquiries that they make. The only true evil is unquestioned faith. This is what makes governments 'believe' in manifest destiny, genocide, and yes, energy policies which favor concentrated power and economics over distributed power and true security. To paraphrase a wise man, "When the aether is outlawed, only the government will have science."
I would rate this higher, but the science is incomplete from the engineering standpoint. Too much is left in the 'too secret to get all the answers' file for the next step: building the technology in the public domain.

This could have been a thought provoking book but the author's rantish writing style gets in the way. He mentions some interesting things and makes claims about German saucers. The idea that the government has and is using some advanced propulsion technology, taken from the work of Tesla or the Germans, is not new. Yet his comments about IllumiNazis and InterNaziism, along with a New World Order, puts him into a category that is too extremist. You will not find a calm, reasoned argument here. Is it possible that the US government has such technology and is using it in total secrecy, as oppposed to blaming its existence on aliens? It is possible. I recommend Flying Saucer Aircraft by Bill Rose for those looking for a few more details and a more reasonable tone.

William Lyne seems extremely knowledgeable about the Government's use of energy extracted from space and anti-gravity technology discovered by Nicola Tesla, working on the shoulders of Michael Faraday's and other's discoveries. His photos of an actual polar slave compass apparently used by a German Flying saucer is amazing. His book is also very extensive on apparent Government attempts to keep the technology hidden from the public, but his accounts are excessive and detailed and it would be nice if these can be summarized and shortened somewhat.

Before you buy this book "Pentagon Aliens", know that it is a heavily censored version of SPACE ALIENS FROM THE PENTAGON. And despite the ludicrous title it has to be the best UFO book I've read in the last 40 years. Basically the author is saying the aliens story is purely a smoke screen and that UFOs are 100% man made machines from right here on earth. He then procedes to lay out one hell of a convincing story that makes more sense than the last 50 UFO books you've read. I felt very fortunate indeed to have aquired my copy of the ORIGINAL book in a Goodwill for about three bucks. Original copies are now selling for over $100 dollars on up. If you can afford the original UN-censired edition by all means do so. You'll never again need to buy another book on the subject, this guy has it all figured out. Quite frankly, I'm surprised the author is still alive after ruining all their fun. BTW, pick up a copy of SECRET SOCIETIES AND PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE by Michael Hoffman. The information is so valuable I keep my copy in a safe! The absolute last word on conspiracies.

The references in the book might be useful, but the content has all the appearance and unbelievability of entertainment.

An example is the electric power meter can supply free energy.

Like coffee, this book can be a stimulant, and like coffee which does not build muscles or other tissues, this book won't help you build a flying saucer or anything else. It might stimulate the imagination.

This book definetly opened my eyes, his discription of UFOs was definitly consistent with what I and other people I know have seen. Its funny how people get angry when you mention a book like this to them, it really just proves how right William R. Lyne is!!

I'm not ashamed to admit that I've read more than my fair share of UFO and UFO-related books in my time, but I can't say that I've read one as poorly and unmasterfully written as this.

As a business consultant, one of the truths that I teach is that to get ahead in life and/or work, there are ultimately two ways: (1) do your best and let fate show your greatness or (2) do your best to convince your boss that the worker sitting next to you isn't worth a dime. Now, I'm not saying that I advocate the second option; I'm just saying that playing politics IS a real part of life, and that anyone who isn't conscious of that simple fact will inevitably be blindsided by the workplace backstabber. The author of PENTAGON SPIES chooses to run Option 2 as the only possible modus operandi; he trashes anyone and everyone who's had any positive association with research in the field of Unidentified Flying Objects for the sole purpose of making himself look more educated and, consequently, his opinions more viable.

Who does he think his audience is? How do you build support for your case by alienating the very people who would purchase your book? Isn't it obvious why he's never penned a follow-up ... with evidence?

While some of the reviewers here have heaped praise on the author's intended debunking of the UFO myth (if it is a myth and I have no problem whatsoever with that opinion), I had a tremendous difficulty in getting past the author's ego. Virtually every tenth page is a written sidebar of self-indulgence; the author is even so bold as to question why he has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Science for his work.

If you're looking for a book written by an obviously egocentric author that doesn't truly address the myriad of evidence to support an opposing view, then this is the book for you. However, given the fact that the author cannot even present evidence to support his own theory OR stick to the topic OR even develop the topic that he alleges the book is about, then this book will probably have you doing as I did ... throwing it aside of literary garbage after the first 150 pages.

I was looking for information, not a massive ego trip.