Gray Barker (1925–1984)

If you read this because you expect more about bizarre and esoteric Nazi tech, their holing up in the Antarctica with their Glocke UFOs and who knows what weird “fluggeraete” after Ww2, you will be disappointed. Okay, I admit that is why I picked it up, I love diesel punk. 🤪 Well , it turned out to be an all-across-the-board alien appearance/disappearance “theology”from all over the world 🌎, all across the known universe, past, present, future including all the known eleven dimensions of string theory and three dimensional space. Sadly, the diesel punk man in me 🤯 was left wanting. Well, I commend the authors journey into the twilight zone of nonsense. I’m afraid, however, most prospective readers would want to have this disappear in said multi-dimensional vortex / time nexus.… (mer)

This book is an extraordinary look at The 1940's. Did Hitler really die? Did Tesla really invent a particle beam capable of melting an airplane engine from 250 miles away? Did the Germans have a flying saucer project, or were they contacted by aliens? Was there a super race living underground? These authors try to answer these questions by presenting factual research and conjecture, in a highly entertaining format. I listened to this book in audio format, and the narrator (Michael Hacker) did a superb job in presenting the book as a documentary. All in all, this gets five stars for perfect presentation and interesting reading!… (mer)