Valdamar Valerian a.k.a. John Grace was a devout investigator into the history and phenomenon of paranormal and alien interactions with human beings. In 1987, he published the prequel,The Matrix, later serialized in five parts in the Valerian-founded Nevada Aerial Research Group newsletter, and evolved from his research publication The Krll Papers. During his time in Las Vegas he was publishing regularly while serving in MUFON directorship and as associate director of the UFO Contact Center International. During the year of publication of The Matrix II, 1990, the newsletter changed it's name to The Leading Edge and became a monthly. This book is an attempt to provide revisions to a long-standing tradition in governmental disinformation tactics in propagandizing the non-existence of alien life while covertly investigating their visitations during the 20th century. Valerian provides an analysis of possible alien sociology and craft topology. He provides hypothesis for technologies at play in interactions between human beings and aliens guided by their continuous state of entanglement in reports that have been filed, studied and herein published. Very good condition, spine spotted, spine ends lightly creased, joints lightly creased, cover edges and corners lightly worn and bruised Perfect-bound, quarto, pictorial wraps, 458 pp First edition, limited to 500 copies, number 152 printed to colophon in ink.

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Title

Matrix II The Abduction and Manipulation of Humans Using Advanced Technology

Publisher

Arcturus Book Service, [Las Vegas]

Publication Date

1990

Binding

Soft cover

Edition

1st Edition

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