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Are aliens genuinely in our midst? And if they are, where are they? Why don’t they come right out and shake our hands in greeting? Are they shy? Scared? Cautious? Or too smart to get too close?
I believe they are not too far away, but yet not so near either. Although I think they’re keeping a safe distance, they are still watching us. So, the question I want to ask is, why are aliens here? Why does Earth interest them so much?
There is much speculation, plus eyewitnesses, abductees, and remote viewers who may have clues for us. And let’s not forget the overzealous conspiracy theorists. We also have misinformation-infiltrators who plant untrue selective information into the mainstream to confuse us. So we have to be careful to whom we listen to with this arousing and attention holding info with regards to life beyond our world.
Since they seem to be hiding in the shadows from us, why do these aliens appear so cautious, not getting too close to us?
First let’s step back and ask, “Why do civilized people visit primitive tribes?” Sometimes for scientific research, specially for Cultural Anthropology (I took a college course in this study years ago) which is an area that studies humane culture in it is a heap of respective forms all over the world, but it often focuses on the more primitive cultures. Often a queer ethnic group will be observed for it is type of music and art, religion and mythology, government and politics, as well as cuisine, etc.
Scientists aren’t the only investigators of primitive groups. Also journalists exploration sure tribal persons for their articles or photography for magazines such as National Geographic. There are likewise missionaries from respective churches who believe they may proselytize to the “savages” and convert them to their religion. In particular, Christians are fond of acting in this rather aggressive manner. Quite many times they lost their heads or ended up as stew in the process. Yes, primal, backward cultures may be dangerous.
Alright. With these comparings in mind, is it likewise possible that these ETs study life on Earth for scientific research, or journalistic reasons, or for missionary work? Or are we specimens being studied in a Petri dish? And is the whole Earth a percentage of galore grand experiment?
Jim Marrs in his arousing and attention holding book, Alien Agenda, offers a heap of arousing and attention holding possibilities. He reported the determinations of respective remote viewers, psychic seers who may see things at a distance that normal humans don’t. Some of these psychic viewers seem to agree that sure aliens are here to aid us. They say that the ETs are “concerned when it comes to the survival of the humane species.” Specifics aren’t given here, but a heap of people do fear that we are headed for Self-annihilation or the End Times. Other reports proclaimed that aliens colonized Earth in ancient times and that they are here to guide humanity and all life on Earth and deliverance it from some kind of destruction.
Other seers claimed that “the main reason they were here was to aid raise the popular level of knowingness of all life forms on the planet Earth.” Likewise, other remote viewers sensed a spiritual mantle that encompasses persons and aliens alike, or all life forms throughout the universe, that upliftment of consciousness and unification of all species is the goal. Perhaps humans are behind in authenti spiritual awareness, so we could use a push from “above,” so to speak.
Other viewers assert that a great deal of kind of skirmish amongst two alien factions took place in our orbit. They say that “one side feels very responsible for Earth, while the other side wants to use Earth, wants to rule it.” Others reported that sure presidents, Eisenhower in particular, have had primary contact with aliens and that a great deal of kind of coalition was being formed. But details when it comes to this are fuzzy.
I don’t recognise whether or not these remote viewers were veritably seeing actual events or perceiving rightful information, or if they just have bright imaginations. But the weird thing is a heap of of them declared that at numerous point the aliens sensed or saw the earth-bound eavesdroppers while remote viewing. So they were caught in the act of spying! Hmmm. Like Robert LeRoy Ripley applied to say, “Believe it or not.”
There are distinctly galore alien cultures allround the universe, and if any of these are visiting Earth, each could have a dissimilar agenda. So, once again, what are the aliens’ plans for planet Earth? We have respective answers to this. To sum it up, sure aliens could be helping us, might be making mystery contact with sure individuals, or they may be having wars above our heads for whatsoever reasons, or they might even have diabolical plans for us. Or they may be assisting in our popular well-being and spiritual enlightenment. So what’s in truth happening? What are those curious ETs actually doing here? Or are they here at all? Is it all a bunch of insane hype, the product of the wild humane imagination, or just flat-out bogus bullcrap?
Well, all I have to say is, your guess is as mixing up as mine!
Reference:
Alien Agenda by Jim Marrs, Chapter 11, In the Mind’s Eye
Alien Agenda Jim Marrs
The truth begins here
Author and award-winning Journalist Jim Marrs has uncovered compelling new proof with regards to extraterrestrials-that alien life forms have not only visited our planet in the past, but are amid us right now. Drawing on numerous eyewitness accounts, highly classified CIA reports, and his own meticulous research, Marrs marshals an impressive array of facts to affirm the reality of UFOs–as well as the depth of the government effort to keep America in the dark. Here is info unavailable in any other single source, including:
- Intriguing perceptivities into the 1947 Roswell crash and the U.S. military’s attempts to suppress all public inquiries
- Detailed accounts of UFO landing web sites in South America and of abductions in the U.S.
- Vivid descriptions of UFOs by Apollo astronauts-in their own words
- Tantalizing clues to the alien timetable for revealing their plans here
- And much more!
ReviewAlien Agenda is the silk thread leading the way through the maze of UFO creative writing of recognized artisti value into the heart of the UFO controversy. While he begins with the premise that the existence of UFOs cannot be denied, Jim Marrs (author of Crossfire, the mother of all John F. Kennedy assassination conspiracy books) boldly strides into the battle over what UFOs are and why they are here. Marrs’s investigative achievements are valuable in this re-examination of questions that have been overlooked, unaddressed, or unsatisfactorily resolved.
From BooklistJim Marrs is best known for Crossfire: The Plot That Killed Kennedy (1989), the book that Oliver Stone’s film JFK was partially based on. Now Marrs attacks new mysteries and conspiracies in this broad review of UFO history and government cover-ups. After describing his own UFO sighting near Jackson, Mississippi, in 1952, Marrs recounts his involvement with other UFO cases as a newspaper reporter and his suspicions that the U.S. government knows much more regarding aliens than it will admit. As his title indicates, the author has concluded that UFOs are piloted by extraterrestrials of respective types and with diverse motives. However, rather than taking that conclusion for granted, Marrs guides his readers through 50 years of UFO history that includes numerous less-traveled byways, off-ramps, and dead ends. He incorporates an ample amount of data from UFO books of the 1960s and 1970s–strange lights on the moon, the ancient-astronaut theories of Erich von Daniken, cattle mutilations, Nazi saucers at the South Pole, the contactees of the 1950s–and updates it credibly with UFO selective information from the 1980s and 1990s, supplying a reasonable survey of abductions, mystery underground UFO bases, the MJ-12 group, crop circles, remote viewing, and channeling. How may something as momentous as contact with aliens be held secret? In an appendix, Marrs refers to the Bilderbergers and the Council on Foreign Relations as examples of how little groups of powerful people may withhold info and manipulate world events. The facts are largely accurate, and the writing is crisp and journalistic. George Eberhart
Review”You may find yourself looking at the skies a little more intently, or even checking beneath the bed before you go to sleep.” — Ft. Worth Star-Telegram
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117 of 122 persons found the following review helpful.
 Excellent Overview of UFOlogy
By Daniel Jolley
Jim Marrs has devised an magnificent overview of the UFO creative writing of recognized artisti value and history, from it is possible roots in folk/fairy tales and biblical passages to it is current manifestations in the form of crop circles, animal mutilations, and alien abductions. Even though the author does believe that UFOs are “real,” I feel that he is very goal to be attained in his writing (which is rare for a journalist such as himself). Although it may not be sufficient to satisfy the Philip Klasses of the world, he does present a great deal of of the proof and criticisms of debunkers alongside the cases he refers to. Naturally, in spite of the book’s length, I found incidents and theories that I would like to have seen expounded further upon and which I would have included. These are just my own personal feelings, of course, and I totally understand that no author of such an overview could include each thing I would want nor (I am sure) everything that even he wanted to include. Even as somebody somewhat well-read in ufology, though, I must confess that there were various “new” events and ideas contained in the book that I had not seen nor considered before. Anyone fascinated in UFOs would net profit from this book, even those who still refuse to consider their existence.
The original chapter was exceptionally interesting to me and, I feel, somewhat brave on the percentage of the author. Basically, this chapter tosses up the conception of earth’s moon being a spaceship. I will have to say unequivocally that the author does not argue that this is the case, however. While this is an interesting premise and ought to not be dismissed out of hand, I worry that galore doubters out there will merely quit reading when they see such a “preposterous” notion in the very original chapter. I would give hope or courage to any person who does feel the instinctive to toss the book isolated at the very beginning to keep reading because your beliefs will either be challenged or reinforced by this book.
Finally, the book is very well documented in terms of the roots Jim Marrs consulted. Not only is there a list of notes and references for each chapter, there is a pretty huge bibliography at the end. This is very crucial for works in this field because the author, if he is going to challenge the reader to consider the reality of UFOs, will have to feel it is his responsibility and requirement to point the reader to the locatings of the facts as he collected them, so that the reader–if he/she chooses–can consult those same works. Alien Agenda is the type of book that ufologists need to manufacture because it strengthens the foundation of the entire creative writing of recognized artisti value and puts the pressure on debunkers to disprove each incident and idea one by one rather than ridicule and dismiss the entire field as a whole.
44 of 45 persons found the following review helpful.
One of the Best books I have Ever read!
By Bonnie J. Hamilton
Wow! Jim Marrs has done his homework and provided a vast amount of info from dissimilar perspectives. He discusses the UFO phenomenon allround history to the present day, including inside info. on possible underground alien communities existent on Earth and Mars.
The book starts off with UFOs and the mystery interest of world governments, the development of modern technologies, and then goes into abductions, animal mutilations, crop circles, remote viewing, and the future of our planet.
I peculiarly learned a lot from the last chapter, which explains the history of the Federal Reserve Bank and sure mystery societies of the wealthy, elite few who rule this world through the use of unworthy paper money.
You must unquestionably read this book! I took my time with it and absorbed each word. It was well worth the time. Thank you Jim Marrs!
47 of 51 people found the following review helpful.
 An intriguing read
By Cathleen M. Walker
What an intriguing read! I did find the title a tad misleading. I thought the book was a theory when it comes to what the agenda of the Aliens might be. Instead, I was treated to the agenda of the government in keeping historical and current data with regards to extraterrestrial visitations from us, the people. Information that has not made it into the mainstream mass media is ferretted out in a way that is realistic, documented and makes sense. A final question is asked: if we *do* have visitors who want us to “take them to our leader,” just who would that leader be? What does he or she represent? And what are the priorities in representing Earth? The possiblenesses are intriguing, to say the least, and leave the reader with a lot of questions that stay to be answered with not one thing more, and not one thing less, than severe thoughtfulness by each and each one of us.
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