How the Pentagon Misled Congress and Cost America its Skies
A fully sourced investigation into how the Pentagon weaponized classification to suppress seventy years of evidence. Every claim is cited, with QR codes on nearly every page linking directly to the underlying documents. This is the book I wished someone had handed me four years ago.
Crossing interstellar space is prohibitively hard. Physicists say the 2004 Tic Tac’s flight characteristics are impossible. Both cannot be true of the same object. At what point is technology considered so advanced, that its capabilities are evidence of NHI?
Skeptic Michael Shermer recently discussed the base rate in a UFO debate, a genuinely useful tool, but he pointed it at the wrong question. How rare a thing is only sets where you start and low base rate raises evidentiary the bar. It doesn't lower the evidence.
I came to the UFO topic a skeptic, and I was wrong. Whatever the ultimate origin, it's a Trojan Horse for very real terrestrial issues. Part 1 starts with whistleblowers, and the retaliation they faced for coming forward.
How I met the pseudonymous physicist "Missileman" and Rob Jones, a journalist, and how their work shaped my book. A look at the people behind Lies Above.
Seventy years of government secrecy, and every word of it cited.