Search

The Naked UFO

£5.00

SKU e-book Category

127 in stock

Description

By Set Plasma Free

ISBN: 978-1-84747-546-6
Published: 2008
Pages: 43
Key Themes: sci-fi, conpsiracy theories, technology, humour, asbergers, dyslexia

Description

Through the pages of this book Set Plasma Free strips off the clothes of conspiracy to reveal chapter and verse on how a UFO is constructed and on how today’s technological high St can provide the plasma drive propulsion system along with all the flight control technology.

At the end of this amusing read the reader is left in no doubt that there was a conspiracy of silence concerning agencies who may or may not have a crashed UFO. The naked UFO provides no nonsense answers to questions that have been fudged for decades.

About the Author

Set Plasma Free knows what it is like to be bottom of the class, in every subject, and to leave school at the age of 16, to wash dishes and make beds. All those years ago Dyslexia was not a known disability neither was Asperger’s Syndrome. In Set Plasma Free’s case his brain could see things that other people couldn’t or did not want to see.

However, Set Plasma Free has the ability to communicate with his voice which he believes is a gift from God for helping him to rise above all the ridicule that has been thrown his way over all these years.

Thanks to Chipmunka Publishing for giving people like Richard an opportunity to write and publish his works.

Book Extract


It was always the same recurring nightmare, the black numbing terror that chilled his blood and shortened his breath till only a desperate scream released him from it. He’d waken soaked with sweat, though thankfully not with the hot rancid stench of urine which had been so prevalent during those desperate childhood years.

The nightmare was real, it had carried on during his waking moments too, until at last he confronted his fears and returned to the scene. He sat in the shadow of the pines that had miraculously survived where so many people had perished, and looked across a dark jumble of still torn-up earth over to where the cold blue water of the Baltic flowed. It had all changed. All the once familiar landmarks obliterated. Here and there a tangle of weeds stood witness to a period when expectations were high, when they could be proud of their achievements in not of the ends they put to.

He recalled his parents, proud father and mother praising him for his prowess in the classroom and on the sports field. Of little Ilse clinging to his hand as he led her carefully across the lawn towards the garden swing. Rolf, the big German Shepherd who was devoted to Ilse and followed her everywhere on the Clamstein holiday estate.

He recalled the long talks with his father and the gradual explanation that all was not as nice and safe as it seemed. The revelation that he, Hans von Clamstein und Masselin, had a special duty for his son that might have to be carried out regardless of life or limb.

Time and time again he’d taken Erich to the special hidden safe and shown him how to open it till Erich could do it blindfolded. Time and time again he had shown Erich the special files which in an emergency would have to be transferred to that safe, and if Hans was unable to do it, he, Erich, would have to be entrusted with the duty. It was not to be spoken of. It was a secret so powerful if it fell into the wrong hands it could even put an end to hope that the thousand year Reich would collapse.

But nothing happened to disturb the peaceful well-regulated household until that night of August 17th 1943. Erich knew nothing of the secret trials being held at the other end of the island. Nobody was rash enough to trust a very young boy with secrets of that nature and magnitude, and even his father, a research chemist, had very little idea what was being developed there. No, Hans had a separate agenda, and being a man who utterly despised the new order, had secrets of his own. But as he was leaving the research complex he had a dire premonition, and without considering his own safety, phoned his home and spoke to Erich.


Reviews

There are no reviews yet.

Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review.