Ex-CIA agent says Roswell UFO crash really happened and alien bodies were recovered

Like most people here, i agree Roswell happened but i believe this guy is just another book hocker whos lining some pockets :/ Shame that.

reply to post by Disconnected Sociopath


2 , scratch that 3 Options.

a) Book in due process, or
b) an officer who's at the twilight stage of his/her life and is tired or running. An officer... with nothing to lose.

P.S. Or a lie.

Has anyone posted about this? It probably needs its own thread, but I'll just post here.

Widow of General Harry Nations Cordez states her husband told her that Roswell was an extraterrestrial event.

The General's Widow: A Roswell Tell-all

She reveals that high ranking officers at Roswell were very tight-lipped about it and avoided discussion - probably to protect their careers...

reply to post by bluestreak53


The Roswell Crash (here on shortened to Roswell) is to Ufology what the Holy Grail is/was to Christianity in the sense that both drove strong emotions toward the cause + become entangled with people trying to boost their own notoriety. With that said, I have seen a few documentaries on Roswell and believe that markings on some kind of metal or something was found, that in the following days, agents visited those who were first upon the crash site with threats and a message to keep silent, and that only later on in the 70s if not 80s and 90s did a floodgate of information come in after a period of silence on the topic.

Fortunately for the CIA whenever they let someone like Brandon publish a santized book, they know the story will only pollute and dilute the underlying truth. But, because Brandon is "old-school", he know's things about the inner workings of what makes a program Black, that the younger crew don't. This gave him latitude to expand and fictionalize the truth, which could not be told in any other way than as fiction. Yet, it is truth at its core.

He is not concerned about money or selling books to line his pocket, any idiot that thinks that, does not have a clue about how and why people get into The Company. (just rewatch "The Recruit", which incorrectly perpetuated that myth of money).

He merely felt it was time to disclose aspects about the era he was involved in, since that era has now passed and new methods are being used. He still had to speak about these things in analogies and expanded stories, but he did discuss all the bizarre things that happen since 1938 to 2001, and tied in the Rosewell story for what it was, (I read his book) a jumpstart to modern technology in EM science and Biological science.
Those recovered bodies where as important, if not more, than the EM base physical technologies. This is a very bold thing to disclose. Too many have just focused on everything we have reversed engineered, rather than the bodies.

His book is something well worth reading, especially if you have the right mindset and filters.