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The Secrets of the Mojave
This book is aptly sub-titled, "Or the Conspiracy Against Reality". The author carefully lays out the evidence and facts as it pertains to the UFO-Alien arena. This is not "just another UFO book." It goes beyond the unexplained lights in the sky, the flickering electric lamp, and the dog that cowers in the corner. The evidence is deep, very deep. Astonishing conclusions are reached through this very thorough compilation from years of study from UFO researchers. Chilling reading, it is a must for every library. Fully indexed and illustrated.
- GenresNonfictionParanormal
325 pages, Hardcover
Published December 1, 1999
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September 8, 2023
What is the secret of the Mojave? That it is chock-full of underground caverns and hidden bases. These are full of aliens and breakaway civilizations, who are up to no good.
The book is mostly a collection of articles and small commentaries and notes, all related to UFOs and underground entities. Most center on the American southwest, but similar stories from elsewhere are also included. Much time is spent on the Dulce base in New Mexico. This is alleged to be an underground base that was a joint alien-US military base, until the aliens double crossed and attacked the human occupants. The humans were either killed, kidnapped or otherwise expelled.
Other stories are included, even ones not explicitly about aliens which are then reinterpreted as involving the Greys, Reptilians, or Nordics.
The book is mostly a collection of articles and small commentaries and notes, all related to UFOs and underground entities. Most center on the American southwest, but similar stories from elsewhere are also included. Much time is spent on the Dulce base in New Mexico. This is alleged to be an underground base that was a joint alien-US military base, until the aliens double crossed and attacked the human occupants. The humans were either killed, kidnapped or otherwise expelled.
Other stories are included, even ones not explicitly about aliens which are then reinterpreted as involving the Greys, Reptilians, or Nordics.
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