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Sinossi
Luis Elizondo è un ex alto funzionario dei servizi segreti e agente speciale USA che è stato reclutato in un delicatissimo programma del governo statunitense per indagare su UFO o, come vengono chiamati oggi, UAP (Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena). Per anni, Elizondo e i suoi colleghi si sono trovati in prima linea in quello che potrebbe essere il più grande mistero e insabbiamento della storia. Velivoli non identificati che sembrano sfidare le nostre conoscenze fisiche - nell'aria, nell'acqua e nello spazio - operano a insaputa delle persone normali almeno dai tempi della Seconda guerra mondiale. Ma l'esercito, la CIA e persino i presidenti del passato sanno che l'umanità non è l'unica forma di vita intelligente nell'universo. Le intelligenze non umane che controllano questi UAP sorvegliano attivamente le nostre installazioni militari più sensibili e hanno interferito con operazioni militari e nucleari in corso. I membri dell'intelligence statunitensi e gli ufficiali dei servizi segreti che hanno incontrato gli UAP hanno riportato gravi lesioni. E questo accade in tutto il mondo. La posta in gioco non potrebbe essere più alta. "Imminent" è una testimonianza di prima mano, la rivelazione di alcuni dei segreti meglio custoditi dal Pentagono e un appello all'azione per affrontare le più grandi domande esistenziali dell'umanità.
- ISBN: 1259854647
- Casa Editrice: HarperCollins Italia
- Pagine: 368
- Data di uscita: 15-04-2025
Recensioni
DNF'd at 200 pages - I could not bear reading this book any longer. To be clear, my inability to finish "Imminent" had nothing to do with the subject matter. Are aliens monitoring us? Maybe. Elizondo certainly seems to think so. As far as conspiracy theories go, that's certainly not the most outland Leggi tutto
ZERO-spoiler: This book delivers on something that most others in the genre fail at, namely believability. This is largely due to the author himself, who clearly shows that he has actually worked in the various government organizations he refers to. His credentials are verifiable and his insider kno Leggi tutto
This really has it all - ridiculous therapy speak, a military careerist with fake surface level criticism of the MIC, an author with no authority talking about the science of telepathy, and a man handpicked for his coherent writing style by either the state department or an editor that wanted to jum Leggi tutto
after the confession of telepathic abilities it is impossible to read the rest of the book with due seriousness
If you are among the dwindling number of people who brush aside reports of ‘’UFO’s’’ or UAP’s (Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena), '’IMMINENT,'' authored by Luis Elizondo, the recently resigned head of the ‘’Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program,’’ will be a wake up call. Ever since the 20 Leggi tutto
This was fun book to read but I wasn’t sure how much of this I could take seriously. A lot of it is believable but at the same time I was skeptical. It wasn’t until I got to the pictures in the back of the book that I realized I should give Lue a little more credit. I remember when I was wrapping up Leggi tutto
**Update** so I found out that I thought this was another book. Explains why I was confused why this was 80% sounding like a memoir. Still, the book sucked. For a memoir, it sucked. As a book about UFOs, it sucks. This dude lost all credibility with me with how much he made himself out to be a hero
Ok, when I listened to the forward I was so ready to drink the Kool-aid. But this book had me taking sips and then spitting it back out again. The author was all over the place and very little of the book actually talked about alien encounters. I think the best part of this book was reading about UF Leggi tutto
unfortunately i went into this book a mulder and came out more of a scully………. (i can say that now bc i just started watching x files)
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