Millennial Hospitality IV: After Hours
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Millennial Hospitality IV: After Hours
This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Oct 13, Adam Ripon rated it it was ok. The Author systematically and prophylactically avoids providing any real supporting evidence. It is fair to suggest that Mr Hall is an expert in obfuscation. Mr Hall is cloying on a continuous basis in his the latest book: Moreover, the text is very cursory, period.
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The book is polysemic and tends to contradict its self often. Moreover, Mr hall claimes to be able to see beyond 7km in the distance on the ground. Many inaccuracies and contradictions demonstrate issues regarding his statements. I contacted the author to confirm more details about specific inconsistencies to no avail.
Moreover, the author refused to take an independent lie-detector test. Despite Mr Halls many years as a weatherman he failed to make one photograph. Also, none of the characters in his book has been identified nor has any of his former weathermen or chow hall colleagues confirmed his statements. Nevertheless, the book is a fascinating science-fiction read if you don't crave supporting evidence or mind reading repetitive stories.
Nov 24, Zachary rated it liked it. Rehashed from the first 3, still has a couple nuggets of gold in it. I was glad that it didn't have any of his time in Vietnam in this book, not that I'm not appreciative of his service, but I really like the narrative of the tall whites and the clearing up of the agenda. That being said, I feel like he could have included this in the first three books, and left out the Vietnam segment in book three.
Mikel rated it really liked it Apr 24, Richard Sheldon rated it it was amazing Sep 03, Lisa Hunter rated it it was amazing Oct 26, Marie Jean Davis rated it really liked it Jul 11, Jmaloney rated it liked it Feb 07, Ricardo G Lopez rated it it was amazing Sep 01, Brandvold rated it liked it May 21, Eduardo Hering rated it it was amazing May 10, Libby Eshbach rated it really liked it Feb 02, David Neuman rated it did not like it Sep 27, Laserone rated it it was amazing Jan 09, Yanko rated it really liked it Oct 05, Gratuitous rated it it was ok Sep 22, Gabriel F Duran rated it really liked it Nov 21, This series angers me as to how Mr.
Hall was treated as a 20 year old "human child serviceman" in light of what he was up against. It also angers me his version of how our military leaders did not care about the lives of other observers before him. So you must read the series. He makes a lot of sense.
Millennial Hospitality Iv: After Hours
The flow from Volume I to V is very nice. An easy and capturing read. I could not stop reading these books. They do not cost much on Kindle. Entertaining, credible and informative. In the end food for thought In this series, the Tall Whites want access to Earth as a travel base. In this vol V the Grays are another story. Too many stories of unsolicited abductions. There is too much too write.
I look forward to a conference where I can meet and speak to Mr. He writes very passively. Where is the anger or is that not allowed?
Millennial Hospitality IV has 43 ratings and 2 reviews. Adam said: Millennial Hospitality IV: is an excellent example of foolhardy rhetorical media. The. www.farmersmarketmusic.com: Millennial Hospitality IV: After Hours (): Charles James Hall: Books.
There is no hint of what happens in MH V in any of Charles first four books. It's a completely different, intense story.
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A little more terrifying. A little more eye-opening. The Greys are completely different than the Tall Whites and Charles makes the distinction clearly. And the cherry on top is his description of what he knows about the Roswell Incident in - so simple, so devastating. After reading these 5 books, It's obvious to me that people who don't recognize that aliens are amongst us are like those who once thought the world is flat. The world is round and aliens have been amongst us for millenniums.
Charles graciously, entertainingly, helpfully shows us our place and how to integrate with them. Some what tediously written, and as with all of his books I wish he would include maps, drawings or illustrations - its hard to imagine or follow what he describes as "North side of the ridge No mention of encounters with "grays" in all his prior books which is curious.
His theory of the Roswell crash is unique and seems quite plausible.
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I liked all the Hall books but the tedium of generic descriptions is confusing to the reader. I wish he would write a final book showing more detail of locations etc, and include a timeline - spill all the beans Charles! I guess that he left out even more incredible events. Says when he was a child he was shown Roswell debris! His books have me thinking of this 'ufo' thing in a whole new refreshing way. But it is troubling that our 'leaders' know a lot more about this which they are not sharing and continue in some mad deception against US.
This was the most informative of the series of 5 books.