It was discussed as being one of the most influential books on UFOs and ultra-terrestrials. It was mentioned that he wrote it after shifting his view away from extraterrestrial explanations.
He wrote a book called UFOs, Operation Trojan Horse in 1970, and he pointed out something that is fascinating and I would argue true.
— Episode: CLASSIC: What are Ultraterrestrials?
Episode: CLASSIC: What are Ultraterrestrials?
It was discussed as being one of the most influential books on UFOs and ultra-terrestrials. It was mentioned that he wrote it after shifting his view away from extraterrestrial explanations.
He wrote a book called UFOs, Operation Trojan Horse in 1970, and he pointed out something that is fascinating and I would argue true.
He said that these descriptions of encounters with what people perceive to be aliens or extra-terrestrials, they often parallel certain stories or legends in folklore or religious encounters for very spiritual beliefs.
He used this term, ultra-terrestrial, to describe UFO occupants, the people actually inside the ships or the ones that were there that we were observing whatever physical form they took.
He believed them to be non-human entities that were capable of taking on whatever shape, whatever form, whatever thing that they wanted to become.
There's a quote from Kiel wherein he describes the motivation as part of a subtle cosmological system of control. It's been in effect since the dawn of humanity.
Episode: CLASSIC: What are Ultraterrestrials?
It was discussed as an influential book on UFOs by a prominent ufologist, in which he noted the similarities between UFO encounters and folklore/religious encounters, shifting his perspective from extraterrestrials to ultra-terrestrials.
He wrote a book called UFOs, Operation Trojan Horse in 1970, and he pointed out something that is fascinating and I would argue true.
He said that these descriptions of encounters with what people perceive to be aliens or extra-terrestrials, they often parallel certain stories or legends in folklore or religious encounters for very spiritual beliefs.
He used this term, ultra-terrestrial, to describe UFO occupants, the people actually inside the ships or the ones that were there that we were observing whatever physical form they took.
He believes that they can - they do have some sense of what we would understand as morality. They could be good or evil but they seem to, according to Kiel, they seem to be really into manipulating and tricking humanity.
He argues that throughout different cultures and times in history, we've called them things like gods or demons or spirits, fairies, monsters, and encounters with these beings, he says, have spawned entire religions.