The Alien Agendas

A Speculative Analysis of Those Visiting Earth

De: Richard Dolan

Narrado por: Bruce Richardson

Of the many books on UFOs and aliens, this one may be unique. Richard Dolan, one of the world’s leading historians of the UFO subject, has analyzed the different alien types and agendas based on longstanding patterns observed by witnesses. This is both a careful review of the best evidence we have of human-alien interaction, as well as a bold speculation of just who the aliens are and what they want.

Dolan’s analysis starts with our ancient prehistory and potential genetic modifications and monitoring by extraterrestrials. He also studies the long history of interaction with perfectly human-looking beings who somehow did not seem as though they were “from here”. Such interactions have continued through the present day. Who are these beings? He also analyzes reports of gray aliens and other types, including reptilian types, insectoid types, hybrid beings, and a range of others.

With a view toward understanding their psychology, their technological capabilities, and the nature of their interactions with people, he speculates as to what ultimate plans may be. He argues that the alien presence is especially important now. This is because of the rapid transformation of human civilization into something we have never before experienced. We still don’t have a proper name for what we are going through, but it includes a combination of radical new technologies with a new social order that ultimately might make human civilization much more like the societies that these other beings already have - one that combines a tightly centralized and controlled social order with sophisticated science and technology.

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intriguing read

Liked the deep subject matter that makes you think about our real future and alien agenda

Well Put

Thoroughly enjoyed this book. Covers material all humans need to know. It’s time we’re all on board!!!

A mixed bag

This was an odd book to take in. It starts off pretty strong with a fairly consistent tone and some very interesting cases. I had a 5 star opinion up until approximately the final third of the book began, at which point it starts to feel repetitive and disorganized. It’s almost as if he ran out of material and had to pad the word count. He also oddly seems more convinced of his theories the second time around, which changes the tone of the book significantly.
Things really go off the rails with about an hour left when he suddenly takes a half-hour detour into what I can only describe as right-wing conspiracy land. Odder still is that he barely ties any of it into the topic of the book, it just feels like he got distracted going off on a quasi-political tangent
Just when I thought he had entirely lost the plot he does make a slight comeback with a bit of fresh material he perhaps saved for the end. Then he caps it all off with yet another rehash of the initial material,
While I found parts of the book fairly interesting it I doubt I’ll be in an especially big rush to grab his next title.

Read by a bot

Got very cringy toward the end. Amazon should be transparent when using an electronic reading assistant. It doesn’t deserve a human name.

Great insight!

Dolan is very thorough with his research. He speculates a bit in this book but it is based on years of research.