Exempt From Disclosure: The Black World Of Uf Os

by Robert M. Collins, Richard C. Doty (Contributor)

Not made on this Earth:

"You are relating our physics to their crafts - can't do that. That was our mistake for many years. To get into outer space, they use THEIR system. To understand their system, you must understand their physics, which, at least during my time (1964-'96) we had problems with....." "This craft was built many years before we developed flight. They used a different physics principle, that we still don't fully understand. We cannot duplicate the craft's material. We have nothing similar to that material on Earth....."

--We bring together a phenomenal number (meaning those who had direct TS/SCI/SAR access to highly classified UFO documents and facilities) of key and high level military, civilian and scientific professionals who played a pivotal role at the deepest levels of the UFO Cover-up.

So then, what is the Crystal Rectangle (wondrous new alien energy device) described by those Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) documents and mentioned by Richard Helms (one time CIA Director) along with multiple sources. What testing took place on the Space Shuttle and ISS with this Crystal Rectangle before the Columbia disaster?

Then see why Los Alamos is having so many problems with reverse-engineering, specifically, the anti-gravity (two tier) propulsion system and materials. The Gate 3 Incident: who shot the alien?

-And, from the Roswell Incident of July 1947; where were the recovered artifacts kept at Wright-Patterson AFB? One government person lost his clearance over this--To add credence that something of tremendous importance was occurring in July 1947, we have from Edward Ruppelt's book The Report on Unidentified Flying Objects, 1956 the following: "By the end of July 1947, the UFO security lid was down tight. The few members of the press who did inquire about what the Air Force was doing got the same treatment that you would get today if you inquired about the number of thermonuclear weapons stock-piled in the U.S.'s atomic arsenal. No one, outside of a few high-ranking officers in the Pentagon, knew what the people in the barbed wire enclosed Quonset huts that housed the Air Technical Intelligence Center (correcting Ruppelt, that should read T2 Intelligence of the Air Materiel Command) were thinking or doing," (Chapter 2, page 22).

A number of named sources (some of whom worked at Groom Lake for over 40 years) will tell their story of Area 51, S4, Aliens and a healthy JROD. The enhanced 2nd edition (Revised 2007) has been updated and corrected with 69 unique illustrations. -Sections of the book are featured in this show about Wright-Pat.

Genres: Nonfiction, Mystery, History, Aliens

196 pages

First published April 21, 2005

About the author

Robert M. Collins is Professor of History at the University of Missouri, Columbia, where he teaches recent U.S. history.

Reviews

[Ester · Rating 5 out of 5]

I couldn't put the book down. It verified things that I suspected had gone on in the past as well as revealed things I didn't know. Anyone interested in the "black government," ufos, or alien contact should read this book.

[Tommy · Rating 2 out of 5]

Unfortunately, the author uses sources like Rick Doty and Bob Lazar, extremely dubious sources. Additionally, they do not address obvious questions like the president's photocopied signature on the MJ-12 docs. To their credit, the author did dig into Wright Field's underground facilities to a large extent, something no one else has done. The largest question is, if the US posessed UFO technology, why did they begin a $10 million UFO project (Avrocar) using 0 alien technology, and fail? I just see no proof here.

[Debbie Mcclelland · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very technical in places, extremely interesting in others.

I will read this book over and over again and follow the references more closely to see if I can glean more eye-opening information! Extremely interesting!

[Robert D'Aquin · Rating 4 out of 5]

Pretty good....

....account of what probably is going on. With all the recent info to come out of the pentagon, we may know soon enough.

[the_understudy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Robert Collins and Richard Doty are respected contributors to Ufology. The unnecessarily long-winded title (designed to pick up as many internet search hits as possible?) doesn't do justice to the much broader subject matter within. This book is packed with meticulous research, interesting anecdotes and provides a valuable insight into this world. "Exempt from Disclosure" is highly held within circles of those familiar with the subject, however due to its thorough nature it is not an easy read and does not readily 'flow' due to constant cross-referencing which may put some off, however is useful in providing the reader with sources of further reading.

Despite this minor complaint, for both newcomers and those well-versed in the subject, it provides a convincing and robust background to a subject that is too easily dismissed by sceptics and the ignorant. The UFO/ET phenomena is a far bigger story than we have been allowed to believe, with high level collusion and cover-ups at every level. This book goes a long way to joining the dots and opening our eyes, and even this only scratches the surface of the biggest story never told. Worthwhile.

[Dodie Reed · Rating 2 out of 5]

This was a real disappointment to me. I found it to be about people in the CIA and a couple of sites in the US that were supposedly involved in research into UFOs, but most of it was "possibly", "maybe", etc. The book is about the early years of the UFO flap, basically from 1940 or so to about 1990's (maybe). I found it hard to read and not interesting at all.

[Dlhmoore · Rating 3 out of 5]

Here's another book about UFOs and aliens. This was a really good one! There is so much information about ufo crashes and body recoveries that I have a hard time all of it is made up. It sounds so real.

I love these things!

[Nik · Rating 4 out of 5]

Black budgets, black funds, cia, vault, WPAFB, propulsion, LANL, area 51, James Jesus Angleton, Richard Helms, et al. If you recognize these key words then its a must read. The content is somewhat different, new, and bit exhaustive.

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