reply to post by jkrog08
If you like these types of controversial topics, and since we've posted together on a different thread of yours, I'd say you do, you might like this
book.
The Day After Roswell :
Lieutenant Colonel Phillip J Corso (Retired)
Corso states that backwards engineered projects were taken from the Roswell crash's "equipment" from a crashed saucer in 1947. I really do not know
about aliens and can not prove or disprove their existence, nor will I try to either way, but Corso's book is pretty good. He states bullet-proof
vests, night-vision goggles and transistors, as well as other technology were all reverse-engineered from the crash that fateful day.
Here's My review on Amazon of the book, I'm number 11 of 19 in the reviews if you go searching :
I think that Phillips J Corso is a brilliant man & it takes a great man to step forward to try to smash the cover-ups of our corrupt government.
I've talked to a few people about this book, as they were the ones who lead me to read it in the first place. There is more to this book than just
what's between the covers, you've got to learn to read between the lines. The book alludes to the Space Shuttle Challenger was blown up by aliens, &
also there are codes in the book, if you know numerology.
There's one particular phrase in this book, a quote from David Crockett AKA Davy Crockett(Yes, THAT Davy Crockett...think the Alamo) that says "Be
sure you're right, then go ahead" which if you take the number corresponding to each letter & add them together, they make a grid coordinate on the
map in the Florida Keys.
Forbidden Key is a spot where there have been many UFO sightings in the past 50 years. My friend actually traveled to it, & kayaked around the island
& said there were forbidden entry, government warning signs all around it & said when he got back to the boat dock, there was a strange man
photographing him. Strange....is there something being covered up at Forbidden Key? Guess you can go for yourself.
I can not prove or disprove aliens existence, but the book is really in depth.
Just for people's information here on ATS, the Government knew of Corso's book, and never tried to discredit him about it, until after he died.
Generally if they were going to discredit someone that important, they would do it while they were alive, unless that person was powerful enough to
know things that he or she had not outed to the public, and they were afraid of what else they had hidden.
It's supposed to be written from all declassified information, but that's for you to decide.
[edit on 7-6-2008 by SpartanKingLeonidas]