Exopolitics: Political Implications of Extraterrestrial Presence

Claims that President Carter was denied UFO disclosure, see "Carter White House Denied UFO info" Disclosure Project. Claims that the erosion of presidential oversight of the ET presence appears to have all the characteristics of a political coup. That the magnitude of the issues raised by the ET presence requires vigorous public debate over the ET presence and how to interact with the ET races. In contrast, evidence suggest a restricted process by appointed officials in a manner raises concerns over their accountability, constitutional status, and lack of oversight. Please keep in mind that this book is based upon second hand information from various UFO communities. It merely examines how our involvement with the ET presence evolved in time.

Well written and thought provoking.

Few recent UFO books in my library have made significant contribution to the field, but this one sure did. There's so much conspiracy theory out there that you could spend years exploring it, but Salla draws it all together into focus, all the while keeping in mind the question, "What exactly does it take to convince a jury?" But wait, there's more!Salla's book is multi-faceted. It's a political analysis AND a conspiracy theory. Whilst most researchers might be tempted to enter into endless phylosophical political debate, Salla approaches his thesis by building a framework on the assumption that, since there has already been a long standing ET presence, we already have an exopolitcal relationship - a very dubious and clandestine relationship - one that desperately needs to be exposed before mankind can move forward.Salla reviews all the major conspiracy theories, not because he beleives them, but because that's what an impartial scientific person does. He rates his sources, so you don't have to, and confesses that, although one particular source might not seem reliable, it's the volume of corroborating sources that gives credence. Salla explores many recent major world events in the context of the ET presence, and some of it, such as the Iraq-Stargate connection, is completely new to me, and he draws it all together into one concise volume, with loads of references for the curious.Salla admits that his book is far from complete or perfect, but it's a foundation stone and it's a great starting point for bigger things to come. I thought some of the chapters needed some editing for typographical errors or some updating, and the language was a little "dry", but the book is otherwise brilliant.

A very informative book. Salla goes to great length to document his sources of information on the ET secret government interactions.

"Exopolitics" by Dr. Salla was an absolutely fascinating book from start to finish. It was very well thought out, intensely researched and intelligently written making a case for perhaps the biggest conspiracy of mankind. It delves into the numerous races of ETs and the black projects that are in cahoots with them. While some of the theories are a little radical, it is so methodically written, even the staunchest of critics will have to take notice. Dr. Salla certainly did his homework and helps to confirm that what we see on the news and learn in school is only the tip of a very strange iceberg in this world/universe. Well done. Highly recommended!

Scary! I am still on the fence whether to believe such things but it is interesting to read. No surprises if it does happen to be true.

Very informative and well written as are all or Dr Salla's books.

very well assembled , giving a good picture of what I think is reality, a lot of forgotten, or disclosed events are summoned.good work

Really hard going but stick with it for some fascinating perspectives, you may learn something!

Excellent book for the serious student. It is vital that this subject comes out of the closet and the tabloids and is treated in a serious manner. Good over-all discussion of the topic. I keep it on the same shelf as Dolans "UFO's and the National Security State".