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"Timothy Good, and his findings are supported by one of Britain's most senior military men, retired Admiral of the Fleet Lord Hill-Norton." - "Daily Mail
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With a foreword by former NATO Chief of Defence staff, this is a fasinating investigation into the alien phenomenon. With scientific , military and political support, extra-terrestrial expert Tomothy Good argues that there is alien activity on earth. A must-buy for X-Files fans. (2001-07-30)
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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
I have a keen interest in this subject and always look forward to the work of Timothy Good. This book certainly follows on from his previous Alien Base book, but brings the whole subject up to date.
There are in depth studies on numerous cases of Alien contact including Enrique Castillos' claims and Julio Fernandez to name but two. Good gives ample space to all the cases and never over indulges in his own views but gives the reader the facts per se. The amazing Puerto Rico reports including the 'goatsuckers' or Chupacabras are also brought up to speed in this book. His fact based studies are always well received by Ufologists and although some of the investigations are quite strange all are given due consideration. The Varginha incident is one off the most important Alien contact cases for years.
This is first class UFOLOGY - for the first time reader I would suggest reading Beyond Top Secret first but really most open minded readers will find some topic of conversation from this book. Superb!
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
By Fiddler Anne
Format:Paperback
From the safety of your own armchair travel through time and space with the perspective of a UFO detective. Discover bizarre meteorological conditions, travel onboard alien craft powered by forcefields harnessing natural resources, witness a phenomenal physical displacement with an experienced airline pilot, encounter and see photographic evidence of unusual beings from beyond our realm.
Whether you are a "believer" in these phenomena or a sceptic, "Unearthly Disclosure" is a terrific read. Eloquently written with a gripping narrative, this book by respected researcher Timothy Good combines intrigue, mystery and science presenting it in an objective manner. We are left to re-evaluate our own somewhat limited concepts of physical matter and energy as technology continues to advance at an exponential rate, perhaps with the help of reverse engineering from recovered craft.
On this consciousness-expanding journey we are guided by scientific experts and high-ranking military personnel who lend credence to the accounts.
So, just when you are puzzling over the material contained in this exciting book, remember that at that crucial moment it is often the men in black who turn up, not men in white coats...
Whether you are a "believer" in these phenomena or a sceptic, "Unearthly Disclosure" is a terrific read. Eloquently written with a gripping narrative, this book by respected researcher Timothy Good combines intrigue, mystery and science presenting it in an objective manner. We are left to re-evaluate our own somewhat limited concepts of physical matter and energy as technology continues to advance at an exponential rate, perhaps with the help of reverse engineering from recovered craft.
On this consciousness-expanding journey we are guided by scientific experts and high-ranking military personnel who lend credence to the accounts.
So, just when you are puzzling over the material contained in this exciting book, remember that at that crucial moment it is often the men in black who turn up, not men in white coats...
20 of 21 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I have read every book Tim good has written on this subject and this one was no disappointment.
He is once again consistent with his attention to detail regarding witnesses, air traffic, weather,documentation etc. and by no means tries to infuence your opinions with his own.
The book is packed with accounts which will hold you spellbound right up to the last page.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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The author repeats and repeats earlier work, often with very dubious information from even more dubious informants. I wasted a small part of my precious time on this book. Never again!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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In this book, first published in 2000, veteran researcher Tim Good focuses on a small number of little-known but complex and (mostly) compelling cases he personally investigated in the late 1990s. This deeper discussion of a few cases enables the adoption of a narrative style easier to read than the one-case-after-another cataloguing format of his landmark books "Above Top Secret" and "Need to Know" which, although unimpeachable works of reference, can be a difficult read.
The introductory chapter discusses attitudes to government disclosure of the ET issue and focuses on the 90-page COMETA report, released to the public by the French Government in 1999 and declaring, effectively, that the UFO phenomenon is extraterrestrial in origin and that the US Government is almost certainly concealing alien-derived technologies. Many other vital issues are examined in this important and neglected official French document and it is worthwhile getting an original copy for study.
Tim Good shares the conviction of Dr. Edgar Mitchell (Apollo 14 Astronaut and moon-walker) and many other senior figures in the aerospace and military fields that information about the ET presence is held in the US by organizations that have "spun off from the military intelligence agencies of the past" which now operate under black budgets. In this regard, he is on the same track as Richard Dolan whose excellent two-volume (eventually planned to be three) history of the phenomenon expounds this controversial thesis.
To quote the author, "All manner of strange creatures associated with the alien phenomenon are featured in `Unearthly Disclosure'. I have also included stories involving quasi-human beings.... Read more ›
The introductory chapter discusses attitudes to government disclosure of the ET issue and focuses on the 90-page COMETA report, released to the public by the French Government in 1999 and declaring, effectively, that the UFO phenomenon is extraterrestrial in origin and that the US Government is almost certainly concealing alien-derived technologies. Many other vital issues are examined in this important and neglected official French document and it is worthwhile getting an original copy for study.
Tim Good shares the conviction of Dr. Edgar Mitchell (Apollo 14 Astronaut and moon-walker) and many other senior figures in the aerospace and military fields that information about the ET presence is held in the US by organizations that have "spun off from the military intelligence agencies of the past" which now operate under black budgets. In this regard, he is on the same track as Richard Dolan whose excellent two-volume (eventually planned to be three) history of the phenomenon expounds this controversial thesis.
To quote the author, "All manner of strange creatures associated with the alien phenomenon are featured in `Unearthly Disclosure'. I have also included stories involving quasi-human beings.... Read more ›
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
By Cloudgroover
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Firstly I am an experienced UFO book reader of about 30 years. This book had some inside spacecraft stories, some underwater base stories and a very weak four chapters worth on a picture of a supposed alien that looked very suspect and so did the story that accompanied it. In my opinion four chapters dedicated to that story killed the book stone dead for me. Also Tim Good provided no real evidence in support for these stories and actually questioned the character suitability of some of these accounts before then ploughing into a chapter on the whim of nothing more than hearsay. The book was poor, the witnesses at best questionable and I saw very little sign of in depth research from Tim Good. In other word it was no more plausible than a science fiction read. I think this book was possibly a commissioned pay cheque from publisher to author and it shows.
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This book was not as interesting as I thought it would be, also some of the pages were loose and kept fulling out. anyway it was second hand.
Published 2 months ago by Peter Stevens
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It must be true!
Timothy Good writes with a sure hand as usual. Some of the more unpleasant stories, like the Italian affair, could have been shortened considerably to make way for a bit more... Read more
Published 24 months ago by Carsten V. Persson
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Scraping the bottom of the barrel
Having read and enjoyed some of Tim Good's earlier books ["Above Top Secret", "Alien Liason", etc.,] I had hoped for something equally interesting but more up to date from the same... Read more
Published on 6 Sep 2002 by Jan J. Mikula
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this is more like it Tim!!
I've read (nearly) all Tims' books, this ranks up with Alien Liaison as the most absorbing.. (i found Above Top Secret a bit too long and heavy going). Read more
Published on 14 May 2002 by Mr. Mcj Hobbs
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Excellent Realistic Read
Unearthly Disclosure is an excellent read I have bought all his books and find him to be an excellent author on the subject. Mr. Read more
Published on 21 Mar 2001
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Disappointing and unconvincing
Having read many other titles regarding UFO's and extraterrestrials, including other Timothy Good books, this one was a great disappointment. Read more
Published on 21 Mar 2001
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