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The Ultimate Alien Agenda: The Re-engineering of Humankind

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Perhaps it is fitting that Dr. Walden suggests that our "Fearless Leader," appropriately nick-named "Slick Willie," (an appropriateness that is particularly evident in this book) is a "fellow alien hybrid" of the Serpentine ilk. Dr. Weldon, having attended the same church frequented by Dr. Rich Boylan, "just knows that the energy of Reptilian intelligence is similar to human sexual energy. It feels the same." Gosh! Why didn't we all realize that Monica and Bill were just intellectualizing?

The "source" of this naive "Treatise" reveals itself over and over in the ego-centered "self-reference" of "Old Big Head," and in such passages as: "He helped me discover my true identity [...] Then, something unexpected happened. My physical tongue swelled up, as if it was being inflated. I could barely speak. 'My tongue... it's quite large! [...] My enormous tongue was darting in and out...'" And we thought Ken Starr's transcripts were explicit!

All kidding aside, it is hard to believe that Barbara Bartholic allowed herself to be takne in by this prepubescent, ego-drivel which would be pathetic enough if one considered just the style and presentation which is somewhat akin to "Whad did I do last summer between 5th and 6th grade? I got abducted and raped! By Reptoid Aliens! OOooh! I was scared at first... but after I knew how GOOD it was! Now I just can't wait for them to come again!" You would think that Barbara would have learned something from her association with "Karla" i.e. those who DON'T adopt the "party line" don't survive. But, on the other hand, maybe she DID learn...

Spend your time and money on Dr. David Jacob's book, "The Threat." Unless you just want to see how easy it is to swallow lies when they are sandwiched between sweet and sticky truths...

I've studied the UFO/alien subject for almost 30 years and I was aware of it and curious about it for far longer. I read material on the subject because every now and then I learn a new piece of the puzzle and can relate it directly to my personal experiences with unexplained high strangeness. I am a bit suspect of Llewellyn Publications/FATE Magazine to begin with because I feel they have a tendency to the sensationalistic and aren't overly concerned with documentation. Having said that, I did buy a copy of this book even though like so many big hairy tales of "shocking" material it is printed on cheap ragstock seemingly to make the most money possible off the sale of the book. I found a couple of interesting parallels to my own curious and unexplained experiences. I found food for thought within its pages but mostly I thought it was an exercise in imagining, brain-storming or free form associating strange experiences with conjecture and wildly far-fetched assumptions and theories. James Walden's experiences can't be dismissed out of hand just by saying they're too weird and I'm NOT saying that. I can give him the benefit of the doubt that these things he describes are true from his perspective. The idea that they are too alien for our human intelligence to comprehend or that we as humans are too fully manipulated by aliens to really know what's going on could be true but that argument makes the whole point of a book or a study on the subject moot in the first place. Dr. Walden experienced a childhood rape, experienced a life-long problem with obsessive love fantasies and is a homosexual man from a conservative state. Those factors may be the result of being manipulated and posessed by interdimentional alien beings or by being a hybrid alien (hulien) but it occurs to me that it could also be the other way around and a troubled child could have grown into a troubled man who explains his troubles by blaming them on the manipulations of aliens from a different dimension. I think it would be arrogant and unkind for me to dismiss his experiences but there is way too much speculation in this book that is reported as though it is fact. I think there is far too much reliance on psychic revelation, hypnotic recall and plain old BS sessions between people with strongly vested interests in the conclusions that are expressed in this book. It's an interesting and easy short read and you may aid your own investigations as I did by checking it out, but please keep an objective mind and in my opinion, yes, it's ok to laugh like hell if you feel like it.

I've been a UFO 'believer' for a long time and I can accept Reptoid aliens existing but one thing he might consider. What if instead of Reptoids creating Humans as many seem to claim right now, what if Reptoids were created by Humans long ago in Atlantis or Lemuria before the great flood? Reptilian physiology is well suited to working in spaces too toxic and difficult for humans as well as it's adaptability to long range deep space travel as Boulay mentions in "Flying Serpents.." Now suppose after the ancient humans create them "nature" takes over and the Reptoids become gradually more intelligent and numerous to the point they rebel against their human masters or just escape into space. Now let's suppose after the world flood when humans have reverted back to hunting/gathering and have forgotten the past the reptoids decide to come back and people worship them as "serpent gods". Naturally some of these reptoids feeling full of themselves decide to give man "sacred texts" like the Enuma Elish, Vedas etc... trying to fool man into thinking they are his creator when the opposite is the truth! Humans made a mess of this planet back in Atlantis and they're doing it again. Logically it seems reptilianism is the next logical stage in Evolution as the planet heats up from global warming and we seek to take off into deep space.

this little book is one that makes you think- encourages you to search - demands not to be ignored- if you are a serious student of what is going on--why bloodlines are so important--and the possible other side of the reptilians- then this is the book for you-- i found it amazing that this subject is talked of so honestly and freely--smacks of barbara marciniak and sitchin in some of the statements-- you wont be bored and will not regret the purchase--are you a hybrid-- read it and learn--sramsey359@aol.com

From now on, when someone asks me what "UFO" book they should read, I am going to suggest this one. Walden outlines his inner journey as an "abductee," starting with the usual fear that highlights so many UFO/alien books out today. His understanding of the phenomenon matures after time and much reflection, however. Eventually he realizes that it is impossible to look at the UFO/"alien" phenomenon without totally redefining our reality. I won't give away too much, but his final conclusion is worth noting:

We ARE Them! (And likewise, They are Us). Paranoids will instantly be afraid of this book, as at least one of the other Amazon reviews reveals. However, if you are truly open to what is really going on, this book will be a godsend.

I think it is a good companion to David Icke's _The Biggest Secret_, also a must-read. Icke's book illustrates more of the "darker" side of things, Walden's is more about the "higher" reality, without getting wrapped up in conspiratorial specifics (which are good to know about).

There are many very very good UFO/Alien books available, and many very very bad ones available. THIS BOOK IS ONE OF THE VERY VERY BAD ONES, and the worst one I have read. It is Dis-jointed, NOT believable (and many UFO books are), Sensationalist, Not Scientific at all, and purely anecdotal of the author's alleged experiences, I believe in the existence of UFO's and Aliens, but I do NOT believe much of what this author says. Don't waste your money or time on this. Buy a Timothy Good book, or Phil Corso's book, or one of many other very good books available on the topic.

I have been an avid reader of topics associated with aliens and this book as definately pieced together several bits of info that have been floating around in my mind like lost puzzle pieces. It's not the only book someone should read in this catergory, but I think it will prove to be a sigificant "piece" in the grand scheme of things for many people. As for the other customers, maybe you guys are just "too advanced" for this info but I feel like this book could definately help many people!

Interesting stuff here, fascinating too. But Walden could have done better with a good editor. Way too much repetition here, and bad sentences.

This book really makes you think and question all that is (for any skeptics) it teaches you to open your mind even if its not true. Thats why this world is a wreck.

Dr. James L. Walden's treatise is even more than that. It's a primary example... demonstrations, if you will, of the various modes to access this information for yourself and some things one might expect in the process. ...A scientific template from which to extract your own experience of it, if you choose.

It's all about: YOU. ...Not just an example of the ways Dr. Walden accessed these windows and greater function fostering his unfoldment into greater consciousness, but what YOU will do, in your... awakening to it... your... experimenting... your... experience of it for yourself.

Beyond Z. ...An open facilitators' guide to the unexplored... the new curriculum for the unexperienced... the unexplained... the greater possibilities in us all.

Martian red, lizard green, mercurial blue, or zeta grey... they exist... and they are among us... they are us. Experience it for yourself in the serene recesses of your heart thru the silence of your mind... softly, gently.

Activate your own greater function in the grandae schemae of thingzae to comae. You can do it, too.

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