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 "We have the technology". April 11, 2009
T. E. Bozarth (Houston, TX USA)
I am surprised that Mr. Cook was able to publish his work without considerable interference from either the U.S. and/or U.K. governments, or those with enormous financial interests in seeing that ZPE utilization is NEVER available to the world at large. This may be due to that fact that the material covered in Mr. Cook's book borders on the unbelieveable and could be dismissed as the product of an over-active imagination. An open mind is required.
But, "The truth is out there", my modest cross-checking validates his thorougly researched and excellently written work, at least to my satisfaction. Mr. Cook's opus fills in another piece of what may be the ultimate puzzle. I thank him for his determined dedication to the truth.
A fantastic read! May 6, 2009
William James (USA)
I was enthralled with this book. It presents the reader with a first hand look into the covert world of government funded black projects. Nick Cook's credentials reinforce the credibility of this fascinating work and I would recommend this book to anyone interested in the dark world of clandestine projects.
William James, author of Zero Point: Power of the Gods
A Classic in Secret Government Tech Projects October 27, 2009
ancientexplorer (USA)
Often these subjects of "antigravity" and "zero point energy" are relegated to the fringe bookshelves of bookstores. Aerospace writer Cook shows why they shouldn't be. He details the history of these projects and tries to draw out facts from what has been declassfied and sort through misinformation. There's a wide range of info on "black projects" from what we did with the Nazi scientists and their projects, to what people call "UFOs" to stealth technology. Belongs in anyone's aerospace/secret-government-project bookshelf along with classics like Skunk Works: A Personal Memoir of My Years of Lockheed. For more on what we learned from German scientists after the war, see Hitler's Suppressed and Still-Secret Weapons, Science and Technology.
Awesome Journey Into Classified Technology February 21, 2010
Death Dealer (Brooklyn, NY)
I first discovered Nick Cook's research on his video documentary "UFO's: The Secret Evidence". Genuinely intrigued, i sought out this book which amplifies in great detail all the topics presented in the video & then some. The book documents his search for the truth & existence of anti-gravity propulsion technology, considered the 'Holy Grail' of aerospace engineering. What is most amazing about his research is the level of disinformation which surrounds this subject. Mr. Cook reveals that this technology surely was developed & studied by numerous entities, ranging from the early research of T. Townsend Brown through the ultra-classified projects of Nazi Germany all the way up to current day evidence provided by the ever-eccentric John Hutchison. Nick Cook uncovers the unbelievable ways that various governments, especially the U.S., have employed to discredit & deny the existence of any anti-gravity research. Of particular interest was his visit with Polish military historian Igor Witkowski, who provided amazing insight into the Nazi "Bell" device which was being developed in the Wenceslas Mine deep in the Sudeten mountains. The amount of evidence presented proves without a doubt that most UFO sightings over the last 60 years were in fact experimental aircraft being developed in the U.S. & Germany, who employed endless disinformation tactics to cover up their clandestine activities. A most interesting book for anyone interested in classified aerospace projests.
Suprisingly Well Written Adventure February 21, 2010
Matthew Sheehy
I found myself interested in the classified world of antigravity, so I ordered this book. From the first couple of pages I couldn't put this book down! With Cook's experience in the defense world he opened many, many otherwise closed doors to tell us about research and experimentation that has taken place since before the turn of the century, within the Nazi secret research realm, then into the United States' black world. Very well done and most certainly worth the read!
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