Out There

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Summary: Pretty good
Review: A pretty good read as UFOs book go. Only problem I had with it, is how it directly contradicts so much other UFO research. This books says a secret Pentagon "UFO Working Group" was convened in 1987 to study UFOs and the existence of aliens. However, numerous other books and UFOologists will tell you the government's known all about UFOs since the 1940s -- and there is a lot of evidence to back that up. So why would all these spooks in 1987 be so unaware of this fact?

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Summary: The Truth May Be In This Book....
Review: A truly objective book written by Howard Blum, with no contamination from debunkers, fanatics of psuedoscience, or religious fanatizism. Written in a story with a who or what is going on, in our world, just out of reach of the average citizen. Makes one wonder, look up and go hmmmmmmm.

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Summary: Highly recommended.
Review: Blum's book appears to be highly researched. Although not arriving at a conclusion as to the existance or origin of U.F.O.s, it certainly is eye-opening as far as showing the reader the truth or lack thereof regarding our government's official position on the phenomenom and the actions they are actually taking regarding said reports. Highly recommended as a research tool

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Summary: Excellent!
Review: I really like how he maintains the plot while the book pinpoints major details in it although I haven't read the book:"Out There: The Governments Secret Quest for Extraterrestrials"!!!!!!

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Summary: Excellent!
Review: I really like how he maintains the plot while the book pinpoints major details in it although I haven't read the book:"Out There: The Governments Secret Quest for Extraterrestrials"!!!!!!

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Summary: Gullible Reporter Investigates the Masters of Deceit
Review: Some interesting information is presented if one skips the sensational. Why would the Pentagon have a group to mislead Blum and others - By using the UFO phenomena such as "alien abduction" to deflect inquiry from mind control methods for field use such as "altered states".See DOE's Final Report on Human Radiation Experiments, Mar.'97.

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Summary: His facts are wrong
Review: The opening of the book concerns NORAD's Cheyenne Mountain Complex. I worked there for years and have had the opportunity to look into every nook and cranny. The Author's facts about the Mountain concerning elevators and Box 9 etc, are absolutely wrong. If he really did have a source for these facts, he was steered off the factual road and didn't follow up. It brings the entire book into question.