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SPACE! THE FINAL FRONTIER - Chapter 2
🕑 Added 2020-09-15 02:21:15 +0000 UTCCryptoViewing is proud to present...
CHAPTER #2 of SPACE! THE FINAL FRONTIER
SECRETS NASA DOESN'T WANT YOU TO KNOW
Exclusive 33 part interview with Harry Cooper from SHARKHUNTERS
Dick Allgire from CryptoViewing and Harry Cooper from Sharkhunters discuss in 33 parts Clark McClelland's newly published book ‘Space! The Final Frontier’.
Space The Final Frontier
Secrets Nasa Doesn't Want You To Know
Clark McClelland ScO
Edited by Harry Cooper from SHARKHUNTERS
and author of Hitler In Argentina: The Documented Truth of Hitler's Escape from Berlin
Space The Final Frontier! Secrets Nasa Doesn't Want You To Know. This book is probably the most important book on Ufology, UFO disclosure, and unknown facts about the German Paperclip scientists, specifically brought into the US to continue working on the German space program.
Who is Clark McClelland?
Clark was an engineer with NASA for 35 years and a certified SpaceCraft Operator – he worked with many of the astronauts, engineers, and especially, the German scientists at NASA along with the Navy and Air Force.
Clark McClelland is one of the few “primary sources” providing first-hand experiences from this incredible time. We’ve all heard rumors about astronauts having special encounters. Clark spoke with them face-to-face about these experiences and actually witnessed some himself.
Dick: “Harry, did you get to talk with Clark about all this, face-to-face?”
Harry: “Yes.”
Dick: “Do you believe all of this is true?”
Harry: “Absolutely!"
This is part #2 of a 33 part series. A new segment will be posted on weekends (bonus days) when available. There will be one video per chapter, for a total of 33 segments!
Cheers,
Tiffany
Stay tuned for exciting new information on history, the space-program, alien encounters, and more - from witness, Clark McClelland.
Comments
Erich, we do not. Please contact Harry Cooper with Sharkhunters.com. Greetings from HQ
just got my copy yesterday. its a BIG book in both thickness and physical size . im a publisher so i noted a few things.. 1) others criticisms of its writing are correct. but in my mind i forgive it. its getting out the info that counts ....we're not all gifted in that regard 2) related to point 1... it does run on a bit and at times seems more like a random stream of consciousness than a retelling of events... im 25 pages in and it can seem at times like trying to drink out of a fire hose
interesting
Di we have the mailing address for Clark McClelland and if so would you e-mail it to me please.
