Unearthly Disclosure [antikvár]

ForewordAdmiral of the Fleet The Lord Hill-Norton GCB Chief of the Defence Staff 1971-3 Chairman of the NATO Military Committee 1974-7I have known Tim Good for about 20 years and have been in close touch with him for all that long time, during which I have written a Foreword for two of his books and a Commentary on a couple of others. It is a pleasure for me to have been asked to do it again, for I have the highest regard for his absolute integrity, his determination and skill as a researcher, and his wide and detailed knowledge of the whole fascinating UFO experience. Were this not so, I confess at once that I should have serious difficulty in accepting several passages in this riveting book and the astounding revelations he now shares with the public. Foremost among these, perhaps, are his reports on widespread alien bases, including some undersea and their craft (USOs), and the possibility that the occupants have been collaborating with the Americans in the transfer of technology.In this new work the author starts from the premise that there can no longer be any serious doubt that extraterrestrials have been visiting our planet for many years. He deals here with their activities, rather than with speculation about the craft in which they travel. We learn in his Introduction that the French Institute of Higher Studies for National Defence reported last year to their President and Prime Minister that 'the physical reality of UFOs under the control of intelligent beings is now almost certain' and, as I have said publicly elsewhere, I share that view. Indeed, it seems to me that the position of even a few years ago is now reversed and that anyone who does not believe it should be required to prove why they do not, rather than the other way round.Good cites the 'giggle factor' in his Introduction to describe the reaction of people, who should know better, to disclosures about UFOs and their occupants, and their origin, behaviour and purpose. Such