Sekret Machines: War

Gods, Man & War, Volume 3

De: Tom DeLonge, Peter Levenda

Narrado por: David Marantz

With Gods, we asked the first question: Does our religion and our science give evidence that human civilization is a cargo cult, triggered by Contact sometime in prehistory?

With Man, we asked the second question: If we apply what we know of science–of physics, biology, and anthropology–to the Phenomenon, how will that change our science as well as our understanding of the Alien?

With War, we ask the final question: are the first two questions being addressed, or perhaps have already been answered, by our political, military, scientific, and intelligence leaders?

The United States, Russia, China, and other countries around the world have experienced contact with the phenomenon, as we will discover in War. Americans demand that their leaders reveal what they know. They demand disclosure. But what do our allies, and our enemies, know about the phenomenon and why have they not already disclosed? Why is this an international issue, and not just an American one? And what does that tell us about the phenomenon?

We will discover how studies of the phenomenon in other countries as well as in the US are plagued by events that have no rational explanation. We will see how what should be scientific bleeds over into what should be religion, and how the fusion of both stimulate studies in consciousness, and how this aspect of a field that should be mundane has led to madness and suicide in some of our most prominent researchers, and mysterious deaths in others.

Will there be an alien invasion? Has it already happened? Are the governments of the world prepared for contact with "the government of the sky"?

Are we ready for war?

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Horrible Narrator!

Wow. AI much? Wow. Redo the narration on this book so it does it justice. Important information here, narration is going to kill it from getting read by more

Solid Analysis with a slightly biased, Antagonistic Perspective

I could see this book rubbing some people the wrong way with its cynical view of “them”. It leaves little room for a benign and harmless presence but honestly…good.

Theres nothing entirely new or groundbreaking presented in this book but it’s a realist and objective take on the phenomenon that I feel like a lot of people need more exposure to.

Read by AI?

I can’t follow the narrative because it’s read so flat without any affect. Is it human?

Least of the Trilogy - BUT Great First Chapter

This, the third installment in this series, had an AMAZING first couple chapters but it just sort of.... fell apart. It felt as if I were listening to a mish mash of random - although EXCELLENTLY well researched and fact checked- jumble of non linear connection of ideas the author's couldn't fit into previous two books.
I would HONESTLY estimate that the phrase, "Unfortunately the rest of (the current topic) falls outside of the scope and perview of this book" 20 or 30 times. Maybe more. It was frustrating to listen to, even if their research was undeniably well done. IF you were a fan of the last two, it IS still worth checking out - but prepare for some unexplainable divergence into seemingly unrelated material - which, of course... was "outside the scope of this work,".
7.3/10

Fantastic

Narrator could use more range. The content in this book is fantastic though. I think this is the best of the three, a really strong finish to the series.

Great information, terrible narration

I love this material, it’s right up my alley. It blows my mind how I can be so invested in the material, yet so bored at the same time. I hope the narrator wasn’t paid well, because you could have just used an ai voice. He has no emotion, no enthusiasm, no inflection. What could have been a five-star audio book, is sadly ruined.

Is an alien reading the audible version?

Its not the kind of story that should put me to sleep. And yet, i'm afraid this monotonous reading is making me drift off...

Disappointment

Nothing new about UAP/UFO's in this book and some very ill informed or biased left wing political opinions. They also don't appear to understand the nature of mystical experiences and what these experiences reveal about the nature of reality. The authors also repeatedly attack Christianity. I returned the audiobook after the first half. It was a big disappointment.

Not like the other books

I'm beyond disappointed. And I'm sorry to say my view of the honesty, intentions, truth, and validity of the authors is forever changed. Someone should have edited the content as they repeat, repeat, repeat so much of the information. Gradually the last half of the book turns into a political rant which could have been avoided. Some of the mispronunciations of words matches contemporary glitches with AI. Did the narrator GPT his homework? I thought about asking for a refund but did not. Dang; I'm still bummed; I invested a lot of time and thought into these books.