I almost didn't purchase this book due to a lone bad review. In it, the reviewer stated that the information was freely available on the Internet, and thus the book was a poor mish-mash of unverified statements obtained from the internet. ha! Don't be fooled. Correct or incorrect, the authors have done their best to crack open the ultra black world of contemporary Ufology...
Yes, I suppose that one could find the information on the internet if they had hours and hours of time, not to mention the research skills necessary to do so... Not everyone has this ability. Most of us carry a full weight of work and home responsibilities and the inconvenience of a comprehensive internet search is unlikely and very impractical. For me, the small price of the book greatly outweighed the months of time to acquire the information on my own.
That being stated, the information is exactly what you would expect. The key players are represented and the "state of the art" understanding of the UFO issue is presented in all it's glory. There will be few surprises for the knowledgeable reader of this subject. yet, it is a great asset in that it is comprehensive and serves as an excellent resource for digging further on to the subject matter. Truth be told, the internet is the only information source many of us use for our information source. That include technical research and work issues.
Welcome to the real world of the UFO situation. All of us players in this arena are now approaching retirement and we are tired of the black world of compartmentalization. We yearn to know the entire story. many of us only know the bits and pieces that we have experienced while in the service or when we worked at the secret facilities. we want to understand what was behind the curtain. We want to know exactly what happened when we walked into the electronic field. We want to know where the technical documents that we studied came from.
Truthfully, other people like me, made the drawings for the technical illustrations. Other technical writers gave the descriptions of the alien devices. Other Engineers wrote the equations and did the testing. Do you actually think that all of us have decided to be quiet and accept the agreements that we signed when we were 21? Now we are nearing retirement. We are through multiple divorces. We have children that we put through college and are looking at the lives that we lived. We have only one way to get our information out. That is through the internet.
If you want to know what is going on...read this book. I can't vouch for all of it. But enough of the things that I do know as fact are in here. It is a bit too limited to the black projects associated withe the CIA, DOD and AF. It leaves out the very significant dimensional transportation work of the Navy (I am NOT referring to the Philly experiment) . But in time that will come out as well. Read it. Absorb it. You will not be sorry...
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Exempt from Disclosure - The Black World of UFOs is one of the most controversial books on the UFO subject ever created. Published by Robert Collins of “Condor” Aviary fame, EFD contains a wealth of information that will engage the skeptic as well as the believer. Largely a documented follow on to the UFO Coverup? LIve! TV program of 1988, Exempt from Disclosure provides additional information based on a number of sources. The book covers a many major topics and their relation to the UFO question, including MJ-12, James Angleton, Allen Dulles, Richard Helms, Richard Doty, Wright Patterson Air Force Base and Los Alamos National Laboratory. It contains documents, charts, photographs, and maps. One of the most interesting segments is “The End Game That Failed”, a description of behind the scenes attempts to achieve public UFO disclosure. Whether the information presented in this book is black, white or grey, there is enough data to keep UFO enthusiasts and skeptics occupied for years. Tom Whitmore
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The Understudy
Fantastic testimony. Convincing, worthwhile and thorough
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 12, 2010
David Dolin
Interesting and informative
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 29, 2020