An ET Manual---The ”Little Green Guy Book”

In an effort to continue my desire to share things I’ve stumbled upon surrounding the “possible” truth regarding ET, and because I could not yet find it on ATS, I’m posting a link to the Little Green Guy Book.

The Little Green Guy Book


This is a book that was supposedly the possession of a former Ukranian intelligence officer. It has been updated several times, the last being 2011. The first edition apparently dates back to 1946.

It is a listing of several ET races along with images, characteristics, and where and how some have been contacted.
You can read more about the background of this book and how it was found in the first few pages, including how many of the same images were also seen in movies and video games.


It then goes on to show several images, diagrams, photos and written descriptions. Veterans Today is one of the few sources that has a bit of honest reporting about this subject matter on a semi-regular basis for anyone who is interested.

I know there are several Gordon Duff haters out there…try not to buy into the mind-control wars and just check out the book. He’s doing more of a service than you’ll ever know.

The information INSIDE this book is fascinating stuff for the open minded researcher on matters of ET, period.

Just doing my part to elevate the discussion past LED balloons, and how impossible they are to see from 10 miles away.



lol

StarnatalSandia
In an effort to continue my desire to share things I’ve stumbled upon surrounding the “possible” truth regarding ET, and because I could not yet find it on ATS, I’m posting a link to the Little Green Guy Book.

The Little Green Guy Book


This is a book that was supposedly the possession of a former Ukranian intelligence officer. It has been updated several times, the last being 2011. The first edition apparently dates back to 1946.

Oh, cool. A Ukranian hoax based on a ripoff of the disinformation campaign that "Falcon and Condor" put forth about the "Red Book" and "Yellow Book".

This is what UFOlogy has become?

StarnatalSandia
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Just doing my part to elevate the discussion past LED balloons, and how impossible they are to see from 10 miles away.


lol

You can "elevate the discussion" by telling us all how you determined the distance to the LED balloons was 10 miles away.

I asked you before to show your math.

Doing THAT -would- elevate this beyond, "hey I saw something weird which you all say are balloons but I think its a UFO."

StarnatalSandia
The information INSIDE this book is fascinating stuff for the open minded researcher on matters of ET, period.

Just doing my part to elevate the discussion past LED balloons, and how impossible they are to see from 10 miles away.

I'm going to have to disagree with you THERE. Whether or not the Zylopods are vegetarian or if their ships are octogon shape is not what I would call interesting information. I'd go with filler, or bad amateur sci-fi. Video game instruction manuals are written better and contain more interesting information than this.

How is copy and pasting a bunch of copyrighted images from the internet into a PDF document elevating anything?

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Well we have done work there, with their military, for years now. I am not saying this is the real or copy but the book is real and has been around for a long time. They are collected now and it is rare to see a real one, they have not been used or circulated in a long time. The one I saw was owned by an old colonel, it was very old and worn, some of which was added by the colonel himself over his career.

He was at the end of his career and only spoke of it briefly, he seemed very concerned about what his younger higher ranked comrades knew. I got the impression things were not as they once were regarding ET.

I don't know about this, parts of it look similar to what I saw. I can't judge size by this. The book is not big, it fits in a soldiers inside jacket pocket. This to me looks like part of it that was photo copied.

I would not be so quick to judge these things out of hand.

The Bot

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Mmmmm. I read/looked at the whole pdf.
Makes you think.

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I will admit, I didn't read the book, nor am I certain I will. But I did peruse the pdf a little bit, and noticed a couple things about it.

For at least two of the alien races, they used a photo from a character from Farscape, and from Mass Effect.

Secondly, I noticed another picture used from a fake photo.

So I'm sorry, I'm going to claim a huge, hunkin' pile of BS on this one.

I'm honestly surprised I didn't see "Wookie" on there.

reply to post by StarnatalSandia


FAKE:

The screen shots of the Taurian race from Mass effect, (and the complete BS) gives it away.

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You worked all that out by yourself?????

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hey some people believe this crap!

Obvious hoax. MODS: Please move this to the hoax forum.

reply to post by JadeStar


If you ever get the chance to see the original book the "real" pics are way more far out.