'Alien Agenda With Gene P. Abel, Season 3 The Aliens Step In

Colonel Gene reflects on the first two seasons of "Alien Agenda," which explored evidence of extraterrestrial visits from ancient times to modern encounters. He examined historical records, UFO crashes, and credible military sightings, including the Tic Tac incident. Also discussed were hoaxes and ambiguous artifacts like the elongated skulls from Peru. Colonel Gene introduced his novel "The Aliens Step In," which posits a future where first contact with aliens and time travel are real. The novel's storyline involves a Chinese time travel mission altering the past, leading to an alien warning and a delegation to Planet Galmar to receive a gift that could change human understanding of Earth's history. Gene introduces the show's first two seasons, which explored evidence of extraterrestrial visits from ancient times to modern encounters. Historical records, including Columbus' journal and Admiral Byrd's accounts, were examined to find references to extraterrestrial visitors. UFO crashes in 1941 and 1947 and credible military sightings like the Tic Tac incident were analyzed. Colonel Gene reiterates the show's focus on whether intelligent life has visited Earth, starting with ancient cave paintings and 15th-century paintings depicting spaceships. We discussed Columbus' diary entry about a spacecraft in 1492 and Admiral Byrd's account of beings under Antarctica. The 1941 and 1947 UFO crashes, the 1968 encounter with a saucer-shaped aircraft, and the Tic Tac incident in 2004 were highlighted. Testimonies of government officials under oath about extraterrestrial visits were reviewed. The 1992 report of an alien astronaut found in a Spanish cathedral was later proven to be a hoax. The elongated skulls found in Peru in 1927 and conflicting DNA studies were discussed. The London hammer claimed to be 500,000 years old but not carbon-dated, was mentioned. Gene's role as a best-selling author and his book "The Aliens Step In" was introduced. The Possibility of Science Fiction Becoming Reality Like Jules Verne's "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" and Star Trek, science fiction has become a reality. The novel "The Aliens Step In" explores the consequences of first contact with alien life. The storyline involves the Chinese altering the past, leading to a time-travel adventure. The American time travel team's efforts to reverse the changes cause a catastrophic event, leading to alien contact. Colonel Gene encourages viewers to read "The Aliens Step In" available on Amazon and other book retailers.To be a guest on Alien Agenda with Gene P. Abel, contact Debra Wallace at [e-mail]