Welcome
Welcome. This new site takes the place of its predecessor, ourinterplanetaryfuture.com. In this one you can find information about each of my previous 8 books, including “Our Interplanetary Future,” the main feature of the previous site. I wish to also announce the appearance of my newest book, likewise on the subject of extraterrestrials, “Walking Through Walls and Other Impossibilities,” shown above as the second from left. About this subject of walking through walls, Kirkus Reviews has written:
“He [Brener] is at his most persuasive with a scrutiny of the neglected radar evidence and titular testimony of aliens and their abductees able to pass through solid substances. This latter ‘impossibility’ is noteworthy because it’s not something a lying or delusional witness would use to sound more plausible, and it anticipates cutting-edge advances in teleportation and quantum ‘entanglement’ physics.”
A second major theme is the one described in the subtitle, “The Hybrid Agenda.”
To many who closely follow the literature on ufology, or extraterrestrials, it will not be anything really new that the goal of the aliens visitors is the creation of a race of hybrids. These extraterrestrials, with technology at least thousands, possibly millions of years in advance of our own, seem to envy us our capacity for emotional feeling and expression. They have apparently paid for their technological and scientific orientation with the degradation of their own emotional life. The documentation of their processes and manner of creating this union of our genes with theirs, most frequently through abductions of women for their eggs, and their capacity for carrying embryos, and abduction of men for their sperm, has been well established. Many of the embryos are taken from the womb after a few months, to the consternation of the mother, and the bewilderment of both the mother and her gynecologist. The leaders in these investigations have included, among others, Budd Hopkins, John Mack, and David Jacobs, on all of whose work I have heavily relied.
I have also, as specially noted by Kirkus Reviews, delved into the subject of walking through walls, which feat has been witnessed and experienced, by too many people of too much apparent credibility, including children, to be dismissed out of hand. One of my favorites was an obviously intelligent five year old who the mother found one morning with damp night clothing and fresh grass on her feet. The child told her mother that a small man with big head and big eyes, holding a doll as enticement, persuaded her to accompany him. The child said they went right through the wall and “I didn’t even get splinters.” She was wanted by the stranger to go to a neighborhood playground and show some dozen or so other children, who the child described as being “all twins,” how to play with the equipment. This is but one instance of the aliens’ necessity, often exhibited, to learn to behave like natives of planet Earth. Apparently he took her back home the same way he had taken her.
How is it done? No one, at least from this planet, seems to know, but settled facts found by our own earthling scientists may be a starting point. Despite the solid appearance of everything including our bodies, we are 99.999% empty space. The world is truly not what it seems.
From time to time I intend to deal with these and other related matters on my blog at this site and my other site at www.ehybridagenda.com.
Our Interplanetary Future
For many decades, as outlined above, there have been detailed reports of sightings of unfamiliar crafts in the sky and sometimes resting on the ground. The speed, maneuverability and other performance attributes of these craft have far exceeded anything within the capability of any entity on Earth. There have indeed been many mistakes and a few hoaxes, which do not affect the efficacy of the others. Though our government has denied their existence, they have confiscated every scrap of physical evidence, and conducted extensive research in an attempt to duplicate the crafts’ performance. We all hope they succeed. But, this book argues, there is no need to deny to the civilian population the other benefits to be gained, matters that could be of no interest to the military.