pigfarmer
tall, thin, irritable
I remember reading books written by a couple of women, can't remember their names, maybe one was Gina Chiminera. One of them thought planet earth was where special people/entities got to incarnate and the other thought the planet was a prison for all the evil in the universe. Both of them said that there were E.T.'s in orbit around the planet keeping an eye on us. Another book I read, again, can't remember the author, said that the E.T.'s were abducting people on earth because we have souls and they don't but want souls so they are trying to steal ours.
I have read Chariots of the Gods and the Philadelphia Experiment and a lot of other books, Zacharia Stichen's book and some by Nick Redfern and almost all of Whitley Strieber's books. I also have read Travis Walton's book. Oh and Sheldon Nidle and a couple of books by David Wilcock and one by David Icke. Just to list a few. All of them have interesting ideas but after the first book it seems all of them are just making more stories to sell books. Even Nick Redfern, who I find very interesting seems to be cranking them out pretty fast. And now that David Wilcock has teamed up with Corey Good I have no use for him. I never trusted Corey Good, he came out from under a rock with the most incredibly strange and unbelievable stories but somehow he is still around and cranking out more stuff too.
Well, that is my diatribe, and maybe a bit of introduction to where I have started on this exploration of "aliens from outerspace"/UFO/UAP phenomena. (plural on purpose).
Cool. I'd caution taking Philadelphia Experiment too seriously. Bill Moore and Charles Berlitz would tell you themselves that they wrote the stories and didn't concern themselves overly with facts. Wasn't Bill Moore the man who outed himself as a disinfo agent in a UFO conference in '89?