Books and Websites Referenced by Paola Harris
Paola & the Colonel
Paola Harris was close friends with the late Col. Philip Corso, whose book
The Day After Roswell blew the lid off military secrecy. Corso traveled to Italy in 1997 and 1998, sharing his experiences at UFO symposiums.
"Paola, I must teach you a few things. I thought God had put me in Rome as a joke. How wrong I was. His hand guided me for 3 years. I couldn't make a mistake," he had said to her. The archives on Harris' site include an
obituary and
remembrance tribute for the Colonel.
Recap
Connecting the Dots
Italian photojournalist
Paola Harris (
website) appeared on Thursday night to discuss her new book
Connecting the Dots, which features
25 interviews with investigators of the alien presence on Earth.
Piecing together the mystery through her research, she has come to believe that UFOs and aliens are more likely to be interdimensional rather than interplanetary, and while there is physical evidence, paranormal activity is the "connecting glue" in this puzzle.
Here is a sampling of her comments about some of the people she has interviewed and befriended:
- Zecharia Sitchin-- Most interesting was his assessment of Phobos as an artificial satellite.
- Robert O. Dean-- A spiritual warrior, who's "extremely credible."
- Linda Moulton Howe-- Paola's "soul sister," who stays with her when she attends conferences in Italy.
- Michael Wolf-- His story about being indoctrinated as an interface for alien communications remained consistent.
- Leonard Stringfield-- Had a briefcase chained to him, that may have contained photos of the Roswell aliens.
- Richard C. Hoagland-- "He expresses himself in a very cultured way."
- Alex Collier-- He described visiting a city in space, that was actually a huge glass-enclosed craft.
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