A Fair and Balanced Look at UFOs

If you're like most people, you find the concept of UFOs fascinating. Unfortunately, most books on the subject either say UFOs are figments of our imagination or can only be visits from aliens.

These theories ignore fact, logic, and reason. UFOs: The Great Debate, by J. Allan Danelek, does not.

Danelek is known for his incisive exploration of topics where he presents all sides of an issue. Following that balanced and objective practice, he now approaches UFOs and examines some of the most intriguing questions on this subject:

• Do UFOs really exist?
• If UFOs exist, what are they?
• Are there government cover-ups and conspiracies?
• If aliens are guiding UFOs, what do they want?

This book is not just another recap of old stories. Rather, it is an in-depth investigation of the UFO phenomenon, presenting all sides of what might be the most important story in human history.

True Skepticism

A true skeptic examines all sides of an issue fairly and without any prejudgment. That is exactly what Danelek has done in UFOs: The Great Debate. This book, while generally sympathetic to the idea of extraterrestrials visiting our planet, holds the UFO community accountable for what it's putting out to the world as fact—a diet of anecdotal stories, government conspiracy theories, and the general flotsam of faith such a phenomenon invariably produces.

For example, Danelek considers whether a space-faring civilization is even scientifically possible and, if so, why it would choose to traverse the vastness of space to study us. And if it did reach here, how likely is it that alien visitors could actually operate in our skies largely unnoticed, and even abduct people? In this
book you'll get all sides of this issue and come to your own conclusions. Will they match Danelek's?

You've probably heard claims that the government is covering up information on the reality of UFOs. Did you know that some people believe there is a "shadow   government" keeping the presence of aliens a secret? It's even claimed that there are "evil industrialists" who are keeping alien technology a secret so we will be stuck in a world dedicated to the use of fossil fuels. How much of this is possible? Is any of it true? You'll find out in UFOs: The Great Debate.

Perhaps the most famous UFO controversy is over events at Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947. What happened there? Did a UFO crash? Were alien bodies recovered? Are modern, ultrasecret military aircraft based on UFO technology derived from that crashed ship? Using logic based on the evidence, you may come to the same, surprising conclusions as Danelek.

You'll also discover the truth about crop circles, alien abductions, cattle mutilations, and more. You may agree or disagree with Danelek, but considering the important implications of what UFOs may mean, you can't ignore him.

Finally, UFOs: The Great Debate concludes with something totally unique. Imagine that you are an alien, reporting back to his (or her or its) home planet. What would such a report include? You'll find out in this book.

Unique in the Study of UFOs

UFOs: The Great Debate doesn't "preach to the choir" or thunder in denunciation. It's designed for the person who enjoys looking at things a little differently as well as for the open-minded skeptic. It is not only a well-rounded and objective look at UFOs, but is a book that lets you examine the evidence, see the logic, and
draw your own conclusions.

The UFO phenomenon goes beyond the important, but relatively simple questions of the reality of alien visitation and associated experiences. It reveals something about ourselves, humanity in general, and our role in a very large universe. If you are willing to put aside any preconceived beliefs and take a new look at UFOs—what makes logical sense, what might be true, and what is just nonsense—you'll want to read UFOs: The Great Debate.