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[Gene Steinberg]

Folks, with the permission of Lawrence R. Spencer, editor of the book "Alien Interview," we're making it available to our listeners in this forum.

You can download the PDF version direct from our site:

Alien Interview

Feel free to post your comments here, and, of course, we welcome your comments after the show airs.

 

[Aaron LeClair]

Interesting it basically admits to being fiction in the disclaimer.

 

[bsvalley]

Thank you for the book

 

[WeAreOne]

Hi all,

Just joined..
Thank you allowing me the opportunity to download this book; mind blowing

Oh and I think the disclaimer is more to protect the author from unsavory attention as he obviously has no evidence to back up the writings of Mrs MacElroy and even gone so far as to destroy them so please do not allow that to distract you from the truth contained within.

I am looking forward to hearing what other people have to say.

Peace all.

 

[Aaron LeClair]

Hi all,

Just joined..
Thank you allowing me the opportunity to download this book; mind blowing

Oh and I think the disclaimer is more to protect the author from unsavory attention as he obviously has no evidence to back up the writings of Mrs MacElroy and even gone so far as to destroy them so please do not allow that to distract you from the truth contained within.

I am looking forward to hearing what other people have to say.

Peace all.

If he has no evidence, how do you know there's truth?

If the author didn't wish for unsavory attention, he wouldn't have "destroyed the documents". Only thing worse than hoaxing the profound, is to know about it, and destroy evidence of it for "selfish reasons". If you disagree it's worse, than I'll throw a bone out and hopefully we can agree it's just as bad. Either way, the guy is NOT credible by his own admission. He either destroys evidence, or is lying about it.

 

[bsvalley]

details, details, don't give away the ending though, I'm a slow reader.

 

[aaronpsych]

Thanks for the book, really interesting read, cant wait for the show.

Gotta say that the concept of highly advanced alien beings who exist in a pure energy form that fear tax evasion is a little bewildering!

 

[Aaron LeClair]

details, details, don't give away the ending though, I'm a slow reader.

I spoiled the Rense audio interview more so than book.

 

[Daktari Impossible]

Gene, that's fantastic. Thanks.

 

[Kieran]

I was highly compelled to read this because it seemed to be new evidence on the Roswell case.but later on through the book i had my worries as any rational person would have had. At the start this women seemed to have had real experiences at Roswell in 1947 even do there is no evidence for her ever existing only the authors testimony. Of Course any alien being to have being saved or captured from a crashed spaceship would intrigue and mystify its audience how would you communicate with it nobody really can fathom that till you come face to face with a species of unknown origin ,body language, hand signals, pictures, mathematics or written language is what we use here on earth.In the book the alien called arial or something like that communicated through telepathic means. So if this is true my theory not fact is there must be some correlation between human brains and this type of species called the grays either through genetics or electronic or sound waves or some other type we dont understand or found yet. In the second part of the book the alien has learned english . Highly plausible since all intelligent beings can learn new things, What really lost me was this rollercoaster of a book had to say then then it was like a useing a good hollywood movie and turning it into a bad one STAR WARS eat your heart outthe Domain and the Old empire was what was decribed in his book get out of here this author must think people are idiots it was like a Jim sparks review of his book good vs evil . If this is a true story it seems to me the grays were lieing the expansion of territory was there goal that is colonial domination in space terms conquer the weak use there resources for example. The alien also siad we are the strongest they dont dare attack us or else that sounds like a dictatorship to me anyway i have many more faults with this book which i wouldnt go into now because it takes too long and whoever is reading this is probably asleep nowI have one more statement abot this author if you dont mind. for a man who states he does not no notting of the ufo subject he seems to no alot about ufo history through the years he has done alot of research just look towards the end of this book that is research on a grand scale

 

[M8059]

Thanks!

Thank you guys for the free book!! I've read the first 70 odd pages and I'm gonna have to stop there. (Don't read anymore of this if you haven't started the book!!!) When the author claimed to bring the alien books to better inform "her" understanding of our world, I had to laugh out loud. The vision of a grey sitting in a recliner, wearing a smoker's vest (robe?) sipping tea with bifocals duct taped to it's head while smoking a pipe popped into my head. What the heck?! From what I've read, it seems to be a very "feminine" viewpoint on how the military would go about treating an alien. And I'm SO tired of the "we come so that you may better your planet" idea. No, you're hear because you got zapped outta the sky and we found you. If you wanted to help us, you'd have spoken up by now at least?! There's many books about aliens that try to put a "spiritual" spin on their visiting us...it's very played out. And if aliens are so advanced, how could lightning zap'em out of the sky so easily? I'm ranting now so I'll shut up. I really appreciate you guys letting us have this book for free. Thank You!! And I hope you throw some tough questions at this week's guest. You're show is wonderful and you guys are excellent interviewers...keep up the awesome work and I'll see ya Sunday!!!

 

[7 String]

Way to go! It should make for an interesting bath room read.

~A

 

[Kevin Daly]

I'm listening to the podcast now, and finding it extremely painful: it's not fun listening to someone being that defensive with so little to defend.

A totally unsubstantiated claim of telepathic communication with an alien is about as interesting as Nancy Lieder and her ZetaTalk (actually, that's more interesting just for the loon value).
At the risk of being excessively harsh, it looks to me like he's using a bogus third-party account as a way of appearing to provide independent support for his own ideas.

 

[Chuckleberryfinn]

I'm listening to the podcast now, and finding it extremely painful: it's not fun listening to someone being that defensive with so little to defend.

A totally unsubstantiated claim of telepathic communication with an alien is about as interesting as Nancy Lieder and her ZetaTalk (actually, that's more interesting just for the loon value).
At the risk of being excessively harsh, it looks to me like he's using a bogus third-party account as a way of appearing to provide independent support for his own ideas.

If you understand what he's doing, it's actually pretty funny. The telepathic communication bit only removes the narrator of the story -- yes, it's a fiction story -- even further from reliability.

http://forum.theparacast.com/f16/i-was-disappointed-t2267/page3.html

 

[Sevenpeas]

I found at least two possible anachronisms in this Alien Interview book.

On page 58, the interview, which is supposed to have been transcribed accurately and unedited by Lawrence or Matilda, talks about Earth scientists using carbon-dating to gauge the age of materials. Well, wasn't carbon-dating invented by Willard Libby in the early 1950s?? Am I wrong? At the time this interview took place, 1947, carbon-dating hadn't been invented yet.

Also, on page 64, Airl says that the "Old Empire" had a base in the Cydonia region of Mars. Now, when was Mars mapped and its regions named? Were the regions of Mars already named back in 1947? Or were they named during the Mariner expedition in the mid 1960s or Viking expedition in the mid 1970s?? If the latter is true, then how did Airl know about the name Cydonia?

Somebody please dispute my claims or verify them.

In addition to the possible anachronisms mentioned above, I also found a mistake in their historical timeline of Earth history.

Airl claims that since the destruction of the last "Old Empire" ships and presence in our solar system, aliens from all over the galaxy have been able to dump their "untouchables" on Earth, thus, she explains, accounting for the various races, cultures, and languages on our planet (see p.64). Well, the last of the "Old Empire" spacecraft in our solar system was destroyed in 1235 (see p.61). But we have had racial diversity for hundreds of thousands of years! So what accounts for our racial diversity prior to 1235?? What racial diversity cropped up after 1235, after the Old Empire ships were gone and other aliens began to dump their untouchables here?? Have we had a new race of people since 1235 that I am not aware of?? Pygmies??

Other things that struck me odd:
Why would a civilization that is trillions of years old and possess the technology to span galaxies and the Universe(s) concern themselves with establishing bases on low-gravity surfaces such as asteroids and our Moon?? Would gravity, considered a weak force, be such a factor in a technology that can travel many, many, many factors beyond light-speed?? Sounds like they are using rocket propulsion system like we are. I'd like to know what kind of fuel they are using! lol

Another imponderable: The Old Empire imprisoned IS-BEs that refuse to pay taxes?? So am I to assume that a galactic monetary system is in place, not to mention inter-systems exchange rates?? And the antiquated idea of money and taxes still lives on huh, after how many trillions of years??

Also, why would electricity, albeit billions in volts, have an effect on an IS-BE that is out of body and effectively erase its memory? I thought electricity only affects the physical body and not the non-physical body that we possess after death?? Doesn't sound believable to me, this part.

Well, this is my second reading of Alien Interview, after having believed much of it after my first quick perusal. Now I am finding more and more holes, inconsistencies, and downright unbelievable BS. And I'm only up to page 66 this second time around.

 

[iron fist]

thanks Gene If it true it will be great

 

[donthizz]

Doesn't matter whether it is true or not, without evidence there is no point reading this stupid book.

 

[yeyeman9]

Welll I am not done reading the book myself but to be honest, this has been the most logical explanation I have heard of the explication of our after-life and so on. It feels more real and more logical to me than anything else. It would explain all the suffering, all the violence and stupidities that humanity still does. It just explains a lot of stuff.

I dont know how to explain it but to me this sounds pretty plausible, it all makes sense....

 

[casketizer]

I treat it like all Products of the "UFO Industry" that come without substantial evidence. I take it as entertainment, like X-Files.

What makes me wonder, if only a bit: He clearly did not write it to make money. That doesnt match to the usual UFO Industry behaviour patterns. (Like striebers oh so important "The Path" ...prophecy for profanity...)
I haven't read it all yet, but suspect he wants to further his esoteric befief system. Which in my opinon is a very naive one.

Thanks for sharing the book!

Disclaimer:
Even if I mock the UFO Industry, I consider the phenomenon very real, in fact I saw one myself with my late dad over 20 years ago.

 

[Bixyboo]

Very interesting read.

For a while there, I felt like I was reading a scientology book, though.

It had A LOT of very similar info in it as is in the ot books/info from lronblubbard.

Weird.

Edited to add/clarify: Btw, I am NOT insulting or degrading the author or story in any way, so I hope nobody takes what I said
in that light.....