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Mass Contacts Paperback – January 24, 2009
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- Print length388 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherAuthorHouse
- Publication dateJanuary 24, 2009
- Dimensions6 x 0.97 x 9 inches
- ISBN-101438906781
- ISBN-13978-1438906782
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- Publisher : AuthorHouse; First Edition (January 24, 2009)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 388 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1438906781
- ISBN-13 : 978-1438906782
- Item Weight : 1.25 pounds
- Dimensions : 6 x 0.97 x 9 inches
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There are many typos and the English is a bit off but that is a minor detraction from what the book offers.
Another interesting point is a positive ET contact with giants. From my North American perspective the giant ET are very good looking, very technological and a very cold service to self group. From the bible perspective giants are overgrown nephilim human hybrid cannibals, and giants are also associated with the Sixto Paz Wells group. This is the first book that to me has portrayed giants as positive beings very similar to us, not cannibals, but just a lot larger physically and more advanced morally. This contact group is an assortment of ET races both large and small that are supposedly from various parts of the Universe but how are we to verify that. They range in contact from small to giant in size. All humanoid.
ET contact is an around the world phenomena. Hopefully we will see more accounts of positive contacts from around the world translated into English.
Its a direct translation from Italian
I have read a lot of books on alien contact with our Planet.
This is so weird!!!!!!!!!!.
There is no proof of what this man is writing more is the pity.
On the other hand it is fascinating story if true.
The mans writing style is not like we expect in most books on this subject.
However its very Human,chatty,warm.
But there is a weirdness here that I can't compare with any other book on this subject I have ever read.
The only way that would set my mind at rest on this book would be to meet him personally..or to see a good interview with him on you tube.
I remain open on this.
David.
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In the introduction, the author Stefano Breccia writes:
"I must state for the record that I use the term `aliens' simply for convenience... I do not pretend to maintain that such entities originate from remote stellar systems...but that questioning the true origin of these entities is a futile exercise: be they from Mars, from Wolf 424, whether they spring from `the little people', or other dimensions...for us nothing changes...events that may be unknown to many concerning a few cases of mass contact...in which hundreds of people are abruptly confronted by an external reality, nearly all at the same time." (p18)
The first part of the book documents the so-called `UMMO' affair. Some readers may already be familiar with this episode, which is widely seen by researchers as some kind of enormous, complex and elaborate hoax. The human-looking visitors (but with minor physiological and major psychological differences) allegedly originated from an earth-like planet orbiting the star Wolf 424. They had an advanced, communal-based but hierarchical society and were reportedly present in small groups on Earth for many decades. The focus of the story was Spain, but many other locations were involved including France, Italy, Switzerland, Germany and even Russia. Thousands of people were contacted by mail and many in person, and a huge amount of detailed scientific information was imparted, much of it interesting and some astounding. Photos and magnesium-based artefacts exist. Jacques Vallee was one of many who personally investigated the case, and when he wrote up and published his findings in his 1991 book `Revelations' he revealed that although the case had many of the characteristics of an elaborate hoax, there was actually more to the story from a sociological perspective.
The second part of the book, some 300 pages, details the Amicizia episode (`friendship') and so-called W56 interactions from 1956 until 1978. Allegedly a large but secretive international group of scientists, engineers, university professors and educators, senior police officials, politicians and industrial leaders - mostly named on the record - had extensive dealings with a federated group of human-looking aliens who built an enormous underground base 10 miles under the Adriatic ocean floor and stretching under central Italy, some 200km in length (Breccia does explain how this was supposedly done and why there were no cubic miles of dirt to remove and dispose of; allegedly the space was so gigantic it developed its own weather system and occasionally rained in there!). One of the extraordinary things about this group was the reported diversity in physical stature, from 3m tall giants to very small people of less than 1m. There is a lot of detail here, some mind-boggling. The focus is on the morality and intentions of these people, with their mastery of technology in second place, and some of the metaphysical dialogues about the nature of the soul and the spirit closely resemble the complex interplay of different entities which make up the human being explored in the `Egyptian Book of the Dead.'
The narrative is based around the testimonies of three main witnesses: the author, Bruno Sammaciccia and a German contactee known as `Hans.' There is even a photo of one of the alleged giant beings, unfortunately with nothing in the picture to offer perspective for size-comparison. It's a fascinating tale, filled with quirky details like for example the supply by the human Amicizia organization of several tons of fresh fruit and vegetables in two large trucks each month to the aliens, including the details of how it was all paid for and the extraordinary manner of unloading each truckload of food. When the W56 colony was allegedly driven out in 1978 by a rival group (the `CTRs') the Adriatic Sea experienced great turmoil and storms for some eight weeks; many boats sank, fishing was suspended, and strange lights were widely reported day and night over the Adriatic region. This severe weather disruption received widespread newspaper and TV coverage in Italy and in Yugoslavia, promoting public debate about what the heck was going on, as no climatologist could figure out the cause of this localised chaos.
This is all extremely weird stuff, stretching credulity beyond anything a debunker might be persuaded to tolerate. However the story has such copious detail, so many witnesses, supporting documents and photos, there just might be something in it. Breccia is obviously convinced, as are other players in this drama, all on the record. It's certainly supported by a lot more witness testimony, from a wide range of sources, than Charles Hall's equally detailed but essentially single-witness `Tall Whites' saga from Nevada in the 1960s.
The unusual content of this book, supported by the extensive research behind it, deserves four stars. However, the translation from Italian to English is truly appalling and a potential cause of much hilarity to the reader. Breccia needs a good English translator, proof-reader and editor to render the English version to a professional standard. For that reason alone, it drops a star. The story, Stefano, deserves better translation than this.




