2020: The Year of Full UFO and Alien Disclosure

By: Casey Lloyd

Narrated by: Gary Roelofs

After all the years of secrecy, government cover-ups, and lies, the time has finally come for the truth to be told! This book goes into great depths and details into the history of when and why the UFO cover-up began, up until the present day.

Contained in this audiobook is information never seen or heard of before, even by the world's leading ufologist! I've spent the past 20 plus years of my life doing the research and studying every government document and speaking to every government and military official to put this book together and get it out to the public.

Buy the audiobook today and make sure you clear your schedule because you are not gonna be able to stop listening! Sit back, and enjoy the ride. You have a front-row seat to the most important book to usher in the new decade - 2020 - the year of full UFO and alien disclosure!

©2019 Casey R. Lloyd (P)2019 Casey R. Lloyd

Still Waiting

This is a fairly short book and worth listening to. It is a good summary of the projects and programs which have attempted to evaluate UFO reports over the past few decades. It's worth making a list of those projects and listening to the books that describe those in more detail.

This book also does a good job of summarizing how the government has been dismissing or ignoring the wealth of evidence of UFOs in our country and in other countries. It describes how there are huge discrepancies between the evidence and the reports and the conclusions that the government draws based on those reports.

The author has a great deal of optimism about full disclosure in 2020. Of course we didn't get that. We got covid instead. All this while Naval and Air Force pilots are chasing Tic Tacs all around our coastlines. And Naval captains don't know what to do about Tic Tacs staring them in the face so frequently. The government continues its strategy of ignoring everything, despite the abundance of evidence and sightings made by highly experienced members of the armed forces.

So, for the review of the projects over the decades, I give the book three stars out of five. But I think it's important to go back and read the books written by the people who made those reports, such as Edward Ruppelt. But one should also be aware that the government made him change the last few chapters of his book.