
Mirage Men
A Journey into Disinformation, Paranoia and UFOs
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Mark Pilkington
Seeking the truth about UFOs in America, Mark Pilkington and John Lundberg uncover a 60-year-old story stranger than any conspiracy thriller.
Through the fascinating account of their quest, Mark Pilkington reveals the long history of UFOria and its parallels in little-known tales from the murky worlds of espionage, psychological warfare, and advanced military technology. Along the way he discovers that the truth about flying saucers is stranger and more complex than either the ufologists or debunkers would have us believe.
As he crossed the US meeting intelligence agents, disinformation specialists, and UFO hunters, Pilkington was confronted with a dizzying array of ever more outrageous claims and counter claims. As a result he began to suspect that, instead of covering up stories of crashed flying saucers, alien contacts, and secret underground bases, the US intelligence agencies had actually been promoting them all along. Meanwhile he has to deal with his own uncertainties, the suspicions of the UFO community, and a partner who is starting to believe that conspiracy theorists might be right after all.
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Entertaining
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VERY hit or miss
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Fun, Nice read to get away
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How it’s hard to decide the truth
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This is an important book.
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Essential reading for anyone interested in UFOlogy!
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It is at times quite lazily researched, and at others is very, very well done. The writing style is at times succinct and articulate, and at others it is long-winded and prone to exaggeration.
I'm glad I stuck through to the very end, but the frustrating qualities of the book were present almost to the very last few sentences. While the ending landed the book on a better note, it was not enough to save it, in my opinion.
I'm still glad I read it, but it's a real tragedy that the author pretends to be in the area between both "skepticism" and "belief". There is so much wrong with the UFO field in general, but there is also some extremely serious research and evidence that was ignored by Pilkington.
The biggest disappointment is that it hasn't aged well in a post-2017 world in regards to UFO's/UAP's, but it still provides valuable insight into intelligence agency psy-ops for those that are interested, especially as it pertains to the UFO phenomenon in general.
Inconsistent Research Quality, Hasn't Aged Well
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