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UFOs: The Great Debate: An Objective Look at Extraterrestrials, Government Cover-Ups, and the Prospect of First Contact

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OK So the subject of UFOs is popular, but does that mean that any writer can write a UFO book just to cash in on the popularity? This book has a nice cover, but that all I can say about it. The material in the book looks like it was taken from other well known (real) UFO reserachers like Friedman, Imbrogno, Good,Hopkins just to name a few. This book offers nothing new and looks like it was reserached from the authors computer.

If you are looking for a UFO book to read, there are many others out in the cosmic void.

This is an exceptionally well written book. The author takes a detailed, logical and very objective look at the UFO debate. The theories you will explore, quite throughly, will have you re-thinking what the "experts" suggest. It opened my mind up to a whole new way of not just looking at the UFO issue but to re-consider other UFO related events and how they fit the big picture. What I had previously dismissed as nonsensical or mass hysteria have now taken a new "rank" as they now make sense from my new point of view I have from reading this book. Im now re-thinking a lot of things after reading this "brain feast" of a book. EXCEPTIONAL READ !!!!!!!

I thought that this was a very interesting overview of the UFO phenomenon that takes a calm and objective look at what is, in reality, one of the great open questions of our era. What are UFOs? What are alien abductions? Having had an abduction experience myself and written a book about it, Communion, I would be the first to say that they really happen. But what are they? Do we really know? Danelek is asking some very important questions here, and the book deserves a wide audience among thoughtful people.