The Book Of THoTH

Just wanted to provide something of a clarification/warning about a book being promoted on some sites. The name of the book is Alien Interview written by Lawrence R. Spencer.

On the site for the book, there is an excerpt from a purported letter written by Matilda O'Donnel MacElroy.

The signature block is:

Matilda O'Donnel MacElroy
Senior Master Sergeant
Women's Army Air Force Medical Corp, Retired
509th Bomb Group, Roswell, New Mexico

Part of the big problem here is that the rank of Senior Master Sergeant did not come into existence until 1958. Wikipedia quote: “Although the Air Force had been an independent service since 1947, the rank of Senior Master Sergeant did not come into being until the authorization of the Military Pay Act of 1958. This act established the pay grades of E-8 and E-9 but without title. It wasn't until late 1958 that the title of Senior Master Sergeant (and the accompanying rank insignia) was decided upon after polling its enlisted force.”

The other part of the problem is that the Army Air Force went out of existence September 18th 1947 when the U.S. Air Force was established by the National Security Act of 1947.

In light of these facts, if Matilda O'Donnel MacElroy did indeed retire from the Women’s Army Air Force Medical Corp, then she could not have attained the rank of Senior Master Sergeant since it didn’t even exist then. If she retired after 1958 and had achieved the rank of Senior Master Sergeant, then she could not have retired from the Army Air Force since it had not existed for over 10 years. Believe me, such a mistake on a signature block would not be made by someone who takes pride in their military service. I know whereof I speak as I am a retired Senior Master Sergeant of the United States Air Force.

The author tries to cover his butt in his introduction (http://www.alieninterview.org/Introduction.htm ) but I’m inclined to believe the whole thing is likely a farce to simply sell a book and make money. Also, there are a couple of crudely hidden messages in the book link pages.

On the first page from the link, the section which purports to be an excerpt from the letter sent by Matilda O'Donnel MacElroy, there are a number of letters that are in a different colour, red. When separated out in sequence they spell out: the domain is here

If you then click on the link (top right of the page) saying "Read the introduction", the same code can be found again. This time, the message reads: earth is a prison planet

These references are obvious self-promotion of the book itself since these concepts are provided in the book.

Edit to repair text.

That's some nice research Sojourner. Sperating the chaff from the wheat...

Is the book about the alien that alledgedly survived the crash at Roswell? Also known as J-Rod?

Hi Zetanian,

The book is about a survivor of the Roswell crash but my understanding is that it isn't the same alien referred to as J-Rod since J-Rod is supposed to be from a crash around Kingman Arizona at a later date who was taken to the Groom Lake (Area 51) facility.

yeah, as I understand it the Roswell occupants were supposed to be the typical greys. Now this is an area of some confusion becasue some will tell you the J-Rods and the Zeta Reticuli Greys are the same thing. Others (myself included) believe they are distinct. The J-Rods for example are meant to be much taller (6 foot-ish) and have noses and are more white than grey. But anyway. I think the Roswell ones were a different race.