The Day After Roswell

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You have to keep in mind that the point of this book is not the writing style but rather the information. Sharon Chance Times Record News (Wichita Falls, TX) The Day After Roswell could be the most significant and important book since the Bible. For one, this notion gives the same short shrift to human ingenuity that the "ancient aliens" crowd does. This compelling and well-documented memoir covers Corso's military career until he retired in 1963, with primary focus on his involvement in army and government secret programs relating to visits on earth by extraterrestrial beings, code-named "EBE"s (Extraterrestrial Biological Entities. Now, this book was written in 1967, some twenty years after the Roswell incident, when the author was retired and very old, and felt it was time that the truth that he knew should be shared, that is exactly what he did.

The edition Michael brought had an introduction by Senator Strom Thurmond, an introduction withdrawn from later editions. This is the account of the late Philip Corso, colonel in the United States Army and as he tells it, overseer of alien technology. If indeed it is a lie, it is a carefully crafted lie that Corso put together intertwined with reames of supportive data and evidence that really accomplishes nothing. You must keep in mind that we are talking about the Government, and they have never really been accused of being totally efficient. A breathtaking exposé that reads like a thriller, The Day After Roswell is a stunning depiction of just what happened in Roswell, New Mexico all those years ago and how the effects of this mysterious unidentified aircraft crash are still relevant today.In a lightning storm in the middle of the night, the crash at the remote town of Roswell, New Mexico, stands as arguably the most important single event in human history. he doesn't think disclosure will help humanity or that the government is overstepping some boundary by lying and manipulating its citizens. Since 1947, the mysterious crash of an unidentified aircraft at Roswell, New Mexico, has fueled a firestorm of speculation and controversy with no conclusive evidence of its extraterrestrial origin -- until now. Corso’s The Day After Roswell lies at the heart of the modern history of the alien presence on Earth. Corso) and a central assertion (that much of the 20th century's greatest technology was not invented by humans but actually discovered in an alien spacecraft that crashed at Roswell) that are readily investigable.

In the same video, his son said his father shared only about 10% of what he knew in his bestselling book, The Day After Roswell.

Most crackpot books are written by faceless weirdos making claims that by their nature can't be disproven. It seems to me that when the evidence is weighed, and all preconception and prejudice is dropped, he makes a great case. When he learned about the book's contents, Thurmond stated, "I know of no such 'cover-up,' and do not believe one existed. by that i mean: yeah, it makes total sense that the US would think "we know aliens are real" is equivalent to "we have to fight and kill the aliens right now.

Corso explains what the government would not do on that dark desert night on July 3, 1947, during a fierce lightning storm near Roswell, New Mexico. com testimony by highly credible witnesses, including former NASA astronauts Edgar Mitchell and Gordon Cooper, a host of retired military and civilian former workers at Area 51/S-4 (including Robert Lazar, Dan Burisch and Bill Uhouse who are well-known throughout the UFO community. Little green men in white coats: Pant Y Wacco, according to John Lloyd and Douglas Adams, in the wonderful Meaning of Liff, is the state of mind of retired Lieutenant Colonels before the men in white coats come to take them away. I learned of this book and the author while watching a documentary on UFOs on one of the science channels, so decided to read it.Through the years numerous claims have been made of UFO sightings, many by reputable sources, alien abductions claims have also been offered, the abducted claiming to have been examined with a probing light source. essentially, he argues that after the end of the cold war and the invention of anti-missile systems, the threat from alien attack was greatly reduced. Tales of the cold war and how Reagan and Borgachev developed Star Wars technology to defend against the supposedly hostile EBE's. For maximum benefit, this book should be read in conjunction with three others: Above Top Secret (Timothy Good), Behold a Pale Horse (William Cooper) and Secrets of Antigravity Propulsion (Paul LaViolette. As a project manager and manager of information I just couldn't read any further despite being super excited about the premise of the book and the interesting introduction I got from a friend.