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ABOVE BLACK: Project Preserve Destiny - Insider Account of Alien Contact and Government Cover-Up
The whole question of the alien agenda is highly fascinating and suggests something very

deep going on in the psyche of the modern world. Re: the negative review suggesting Dan

Sherman is lying and corrupting young children -- this sort of approach is non-constructive

at best and short-sighted and mean at worst. Mr. Sherman goes out of his way to maintain his

own skepticism throughout the book. Whether that is a manipulation or not, I have no way of

knowing. It does however increase the veracity of what he is suggesting happened to him.

Whether the scenario is actually true or not may even be irrelevant to the overall picture

that is coming into focus in our culture. These stories of abduction, communication,

sightings and paranormal events imply something far beyond our ability to grasp from a

purely scientific perspective. They also suggest that our version of truth is very very

narrow. Mr. Sherman has obviously had something happen to him in that isolation chamber they

put him in for IC work. That he chooses to sort out the particulars of what is going on in a

public forum is admirable and fascinating. Even if what happened wasn't "true", why was he

chosen for that kind of work in the military? He gives us everything we need to go ahead and

check his credentials.

I for one thought this little book was a lucid approach to the whole question of if "they"

exist, what are they doing here? And if they do exist, what are the mechanics of

manipulation the upper echelons of the military go through to disinform us of their

presence. It would be easy to go for the New Age answers, or the wide open acceptance of the

regression therapy writers, but Mr. Sherman seems to maintain a level head about it.

Something happened to him there, just like something happened to all these others who make

claims about aliens. Why make it up? That serves nothing. You can watch every night on Jerry

Springer how the general public goes for self-aggrandizement. Writing a book on your

personal experience does not always qualify as that, and this one in particular does not do

that at all.

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