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The Ultimate Alien Agenda: The Re-engineering of Humankind

Find out the amazingly bizarre "final secret" of the alien invasion, when you read The Ultimate Alien Agenda by James L. Walden, Ed.D.

If you read newspapers or watch television, it is hard to avoid the fact that people all over the world are reporting experiences with aliens involving abduction and experimentation. What they don't reveal is the reason the aliens have for such testing―until now.

In The Ultimate Alien Agenda , you'll meet Jim Walden. One night, this teacher, counselor, and public servant was startled by a red-eyed alien creature at the foot of his bed. He was abducted and subjected to humiliating and painful scientific procedures in a mysterious underground laboratory.

Years passed. Frightened and on the brink of suicide, Walden sought the help of a renowned alien abduction researcher. The first thing they needed to do was help Walden fully remember his experience. Using hypnotic regression, they discovered exactly what really happened. These sometimes surprising, sometimes terrifying secrets of the aliens are finally revealed in The Ultimate Alien Agenda.

·Why are humans being abducted?
·What goes on in mysterious, underground, alien labs?
·What are the aliens doing to humans?
·Who really are the aliens?
·Where do the aliens come from?
·What can we do about what is going on?

Under hypnotic regression, Walden learned that he was an alien-human "hybrid." In The Ultimate Alien Agenda , he shares his experiences, discoveries, and his astounding aliens may not be gruesome creatures bent on destroying the human race. Rather, they may be our own ancestors. Once they were revered by ancient human civilizations as reptilian gods. Now they live in an alternate dimension here on Earth, working desperately to preserve the planet for us all.

Is this real? You read the facts. You judge the information. You make up your own mind. This is a book that must be read for you to understand what is happening to people around you . . . and maybe even to you. Get The Ultimate Alien Agenda today.

220 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 1998

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Profile Image for Zan G.
42 reviews2 followers
May 26, 2007
This book is absolutely awful. It reads like someone took the plot of the x-files and added a lot of astral projection and subterranean lizard men. It's basically an autobiography of an alien abductee. It, at no point, nears plausibility or rational thought.
The amazing thing about it, though, is that this person believes this to be a transcript of actual events and (thank god I found this before someone else did) so did the person who owned it before me. I got this book second hand and the amazing thing about it is that the person who had it before me dog-eared and highlighted occurrences in the book that were similar to their own experiences. The book if goofy and senseless but knowing that I own something a crazy person used to own makes it a lot more interesting, so I guess if you read it you sadly won't get the same experience.
Profile Image for Dale Stonehouse.
435 reviews8 followers
February 9, 2010
The concept of ourselves being alien is not new, but this gay perspective on that was a either beyond my capacity to consider, or maybe just not expressed well in this particular account.
Profile Image for Mark Berger.
51 reviews9 followers
March 16, 2025
If I could give this book NEGATIVE 5 stars, I would. This book is evil.

The author is a life-long victim of alien abductions. This book is about his process of being gaslit into believing he misunderstood the pain and trauma from alien intervention, and he is "actually" a special human envoy to assist in the full alien colonization of Earth.

How can someone come to love and admire their tormentors? It's called Stockhom syndrome and this man has it bad.

It's a fascinating and outrageous case study in how victims of alien abuse become apologists and supporters of further alien intervention and the eventual enslavement, if not full extinction, of humanity.

If you want to read about the true, existential danger and atrocities committed by aliens read books by David Jacobs, Karla Turner or John Mack.
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May 14, 2024
I’m so delighted to say I found this book being sold second-hand in some rinky dink book (& other things) shop when I visited Arizona. It’s as bad as I expected and, honestly, hoped it would be.

But still, as excited as I was to read this book, there were times where it crossed over from bad-good to bad-bad and ultimately was difficult to get through.

With little about the author online (or at least at the time. I haven’t returned to researching him), I genuinely couldn’t tell if this book was a work of fiction or the author’s “real” account of his real eccentric life…
150 reviews4 followers
March 21, 2025
A really different take on alien abduction and the reasons for them.

The author has apparently been abducted several times by alien / interdimensional beings and makes the argument that aliens have been here for thousands of years and are in fact responsible for the evolution of mankind.

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