William Lyne was born in Big Spring, Texas, and raised in West Texas oil boom towns and ranching country. He had a Top Secret clearance in Air Force Intelligence, earned a B.S. degree with a double major in Art and Industrial Technology from Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas, acquired an M.F.A. in Studio Arts from the University of Texas at Austin in 1969, and has lived in New Mexico for over 28 years. In 1975, he rejected a high-paying and prestigious executive CIA position offered by then director George Bush, because he believes the National Security Act of 1947 is an illegal betrayal of American Sovereignty and liberty, and that the flying saucer , as man's greatest invention, should be enjoyed by all. He believes that the USA government should be prohibited from engaging in covert and illegal mind-control of the American people, because it fraudulently violates our bill of (Human) Rights, by circumventing our right to fully informed consent or refusal. He began research leading to this book over 48 years ago, and recognized the "Roswell Incident" as a bungled hoax when it was created in 1947 by military intelligence personnel at Holloman A.F.B., in Alamogordo, New Mexico, and perpetrated in the vicinity of nearby Roswell.

A man with credentials and connections claiming that breakthrough technology has been withheld from mankind. The question is, is he real and is he the only one making this claim? How likely is it to be offered a top CIA position by the director of the CIA with a degree in art and industrial technology 6 years after graduating? Wouldnt you have to enroll into the secret service and raise through the ranks?

I bought a few of Lynes books and read them a while back, I think he is honest enough although the paragraph where he spotted Adolf Hitler in an Art Market in the US back in the 50's was a bit far fetched I thought.

I pretty much worked out that any writer in this Genre of alternate history writing have to be taken lightly when they make startling claim after startling claim.

The "two" who are "not happy" are both liable under 47 USC Section 223 for posting defamatory and harassing material against William R. Lyne on the Internet under concealed identities. They are jealous and hateful because their views on Tesla technology---falsely represented as their "expert" opinions---were rejected by true experts including myself. They could be charged, prosecuted, fined and incarcerated for up to two years under the law.