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  By Rev. Dr. Philip DeLong

  Jan 12, 2013
  Frank Feschino, Jr. presents a good read and an outstanding case for those familiar with the "Flatwoods Monster" incident, and those who are new to UFO research. The REVISED EDITION contains information that the world governments have withheld from the public's eye. This is an enlightening "eye-opener" for some, what the U.S. Government would like us to believe as the "Backwoods Monster, Anywhere USA" non-event. The Braxton County "incident" actually happened, many lives were changed, and it is time for America and the World to wake-up and acknowledge the presence of astral-beings and what they can do for the good of mankind. Instead of "shoot-first, ask-later" policies, it is time to ask for peace. The "Flatwoods Monster" incident happened a generation ago, and I ask, "Have we learned anything or have we made any real progress?"
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  By Alfred Lehmberg

  Dec 18, 2012
  You want "extraordinary evidence" for "extraordinary ufological claims"? I expect you will find it here, in spades, bells, and klaxon horns. Too, it is the extraterrestrial hypothesis so far up your nose you feel alien knees scrubbing your top lip; there are no apologies for that. Moreover, Roc-sized owls and meteorites fall decidedly _short_ in explanation, but thanks for playing Dr. Nickell. See, folks living for generations in one part of the country are fully aware of the size, appearance, and demeanor of their owls in the first place, and meteors don't linger in the sky for 21 and a half hours, fly below 200 mph, or change direction 90 degrees in the second. This is a story of the--now revealed--aviation history involving the memories of forgotten servicemen acting on orders to shoot UFOs down during the biggest UFO flap ever and brave Flatwoods citizens who lived with the consequences of those orders. How can this book NOT be read? This is the summer of 1952:... More > the biggest UFO flap in US History, a flap leavened with newly minted orders to the military to "shoot UFOs down"... followed by credible reports of UFOs crashing in Flatwoods, West Virginia... what would one expect? Buy this book! -- Alfred Lehmberg< Less
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