Author's Welcome...
My name is Dan Sherman and
ABOVE BLACK documents nearly
three years of my life as a member of the
USAF working for the National Security Agency
(NSA) as an electronic intelligence specialist.
During that time, I was an integral part of a
project called Preserve Destiny... a project
deeply involved with alien contact. (More
from Dan)
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Topics Covered in ABOVE BLACK:
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Possible upcoming catastrophic event that
will plunge the world into an electronic
silence; |
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The
NSA school at Ft. Meade, MD, the author attended
to uncover his intuitive communications
abilities; |
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How
the government successfully hides alien related
information (and other classified
info); |
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History of Project Preserve Destiny, the
alien contact project the author was a part
of; |
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The
American company that is most likely developing
alien technology for the
government; |
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How
long alien's have been visiting and their
possible impact on past
civilizations; |
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Their impressions on God, creation, time
travel and the make-up of our
sun. |
Reviews (From
Amazon)
Reader
from Minneapolis, April
25, 2000
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Reviewer: A reader from
USA | I read Above
Black several months ago and am glad it is
getting the exposure it is receiving. The whole
question of the alien agenda is highly
fascinating and suggests something very deep
going on in the psyche of the modern world. Re:
the negative review suggesting Dan Sherman is
lying and corrupting young children -- this sort
of approach is non-constructive at best and
short-sighted and mean at worst. Mr. Sherman
goes out of his way to maintain his own
skepticism throughout the book. Whether that is
a manipulation or not, I have no way of knowing.
It does however increase the veracity of what he
is suggesting happened to him. (continued
next page)
Believe the Truth or
dismiss it and believe the lie, May 23,
2004
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Reviewer: xx20 from Cedar Rapids,
Iowa | This book is
believable. He has a blunt writing style. Dan
Sherman was not trying to write an episode to a
sci-fi low budget TV show, he was telling about
his experiences in the Air Force communicating
with aliens. I could tell that this was a true
story when I was reading the part of when he
tried to describe how he communicated with the
aliens. He had much difficulty describing it. I
suggest you read the book. The reader familiar
with the whole UFO deal will enjoy the part
about "black" projects. I think that black
projects are used to discount the ET explanation
for things, such as saying it was a military
aircraft not a UFO (when sometimes it is a UFO),
which I believe is enforced in this book. Good
book, will help you connect some
dots.
Above
Black is an Excellent Insiders Account!, May
5, 2004
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Reviewer: Evan C from Chippewa
Falls, WI | Above Black is
captivating and interesting from the moment you
pick it up, until the moment you put it down.
SSGT Dan Sherman talks about his time as an IC
(or intuitive communicator), in which he was
taught to use a special ability that he was
givin through "Genetic Management". This book is
worth your time, and an excellent read. It
really opens your eyes, and allows you to make
sense of a lot of things. Regardless if you are
a UFO skeptic or enthusiest, you need to read
this book!
Above Black, March 7,
2004
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Reviewer: claudeshires from Los
Angeles | I loved the
book-too often people look only at what is
written on the surface-it is what isn't written
in this text that is so fascinating- real
experiences follow a path of logic that leaves
memory in chunks-ie not like a fictional
account-these are the kind of people that we can
all learn from-not so concerned about looking
good, just sharing the truth the best they know
how-Thanks Dan.
Ignore The
Critics On This One..., May 17,
2003
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Reviewer: kathryn kiffmann from
Hawaii | Never trust a
critic you don't meet in person, as they could
have ulterior motives. The book is great. I read
close to 20 books monthly and one sure way to
decipher someones' integrity is by viewing their
written word. If its as exciting as "Harry
Potter", its probably fiction. Sherman is not a
good fabricator, the book is bland, and it reads
like a student essay that they had to do whether
they enjoyed it or not. At the end of the book,
the man requests that anyone who has shared
similar experiences contact him, as he HAS NO
IDEA what the purpose was for his involvement,
and its obviously important for him to find out.
He's not looking for a bestseller, he's looking
for answers about what happened to him and is
hoping somebody out there will answer his
"preverbial 'want ad". READ IT.
Presents
facts, and does not speculate or make anything
up., December 31, 2002
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Reviewer: Jamie Innes from
Christchurch, Canterbury New
Zealand | Above Black is
about a guy who worked for the NSA as an "IC"
(Intuitive Communicator). The book follows his
journey from the military through his IC
training, and to his time as a telepathic
communicator (with aliens). And lastly, his
discovery and reason for wanting to get
out.
I saw there are a couple of negative
reviews of this book, which I strictly think is
very unjust. This book is a real story. To those
people who would give this book a bad review,
and to those who do not yet "believe" in aliens,
consider this...
Statistically, the more
educated a person is, the more likely they are
to "believe".
This book is a factual and
non-sensationalistic account of a man's career
in a job most of us would never guess even
existed, and an account of something Dan Sherman
(author) has had the opportunity to do that most
of us never will.
I conclude:
For
those of you who do already "believe", then this
book is for you (albiet it's quite short, only
150 pages). But for those of you who are still
highly sceptical and have not ALREADY read other
books on the topic, this book is NOT for you,
it's way above your head.
Independent Verification of PPD's
Existence, February 27,
2002
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Reviewer: Robert J Huff from
Arvada, CO
USA | For the
interested, about three years ago I met with a
retired AT&T marketing executive. His market
segment was the US Intelligence Community. Upon
learning this I inquired about Project Preserver
Destiny - the subject of Sherman's book. He said
yes had heard of the project at a classified
briefing and he also understood that
communication withs aliens were occurring
somewhere in the American
West.
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Interesting Tidbits
Prediction I hate that I was correct, but check
out my uncanny prediction of what turned out
to be the Indonesian earthquake.
Black Box Could this
machine be linked somehow to my intuitive
abilities? It's an interesting read.
Particularly regarding the machine being
affected by people concentrating on a particular
outcome.
Numbers Stations This
is also an interesting read. Could it
correlate to what I experienced with my comms,
only in the audible range? There are a few
similarities in the structure of the messages to
what I experienced. Very, very
interesting.
Frequently Asked
Questions
I get a LOT of emails asking me questions
about my experience... etc. Here are answers to
a few of the more popular ones so I can
hopefully save time by not having to repeat
myself.
Of course, there are many questions that
are answered within the text of my book. That's
why people write books... to give info. So, the
questions I answer here are for the most part,
not covered in the book or are important to know
prior to reading the book.
If you have a question that isn't covered
in the book, and I don't answer it here, please
feel free to email me.
I answer emails as quickly as I can. Please try
to keep the email short, succinct and to the
point. This helps me answer it
quicker.
Question: How is it that the government has
allowed you to come forward with this obviously
classified information?
Answer: They didn't
allow or disallow anything. They had no choice.
You have to understand that I didn't seek
permission to write this book. I wrote it in
complete secrecy, not even my wife knowing about
it at first. Once it was finished, I initially
sent it to Glenn Campbell at ufomind.com. I knew
that once the manuscript was released into the
public domain, there was nothing the government
could do about it. It's also one of the reason I
chose to self-publish the book. If it were
published through traditional methods, flags
could have been raised before reaching the
street and the whole project could have been
squashed before the public could set eyes to
it.
So, the
answer to the question is, I left them no
choice. It was out before they could even react.
Now, the REAL question is, "Why don't they
arrest you for releasing classified
information?" Here's where the "Above Black"
classification of grey projects works to defeat
itself. (This is more clearly spelled out in the
book and in greater detail regarding the levels
of classification and how they work to shield
the one higher... etc.) Because I discussed ONLY
aspects of my job related to the alien project I
worked on, and not the black co-located projects
I worked on, arresting me would only lend
credibility to my story. They obviously don't
want that to happen. So, as long as they leave
it alone, it appears to the public at large that
I'm just another loony talking about alien
stuff. The kicker (and why they aren't too
worried about further investigation regarding my
story) is that the project I worked on had
absolutely no physical evidence linking itself
to the fact it was an alien project (at least
accessible to me.) So, bottom line, they have no
compelling reason to silence me.
It's a Catch-22 situation for me. I can
talk all I want, but I have no evidence. But
precisely BECAUSE I have no evidence, I can talk
without fear of being arrested or
worse.
Question: Why don't they arrest you for
releasing classified
information?
Answer: This is
answered in the paragraph
above.
Question: Have you attempted to initiate
comms with either of your two alien contacts
since being discharged?
Answer: The first day
after I was de-briefed from the program, I
attempted to initiate comms. There was
nothing... blank. I have tried many times since,
but there is no response. It's evident that my
communications were related specifically to my
job and were not authorized apart from
it.
Question: If your goal is to spread your
experience to a wider audience and not to make
money, why don't you offer your story for free
on the Internet?
Answer: Besides the
first question, this is the most common question
I receive. My book was first released in October
1997. For more than 3 years it was posted on
myportal.com for free and I had the ebook free
to read here at aboveblack.com for a long time.
When the contents of the book were free to read,
aboveblack.com was receiving an average of about
100 hits a day. So, presumably, about 100 people
a day were being exposed to my
experience.
Since I decided to start charging again
and sinking revenue from the sales back into
marketing the book, aboveblack.com is now
averaging well over 5000 hits a day. So, when
the contents of the book were free, we were
reaching about 100 people a day. Now we are
reaching over 5000 people a day. You tell me
what method is the best one for exposing my
experience to more people! Advertising works,
plain and simple. And as anyone knows,
advertising costs MONEY and lots of it. We put
80% to 90% of our profit back into advertising
for the book the rest going to help me do
speaking engagements and such.
So, please don't think that just because
I'm not offering the text of my book for free
that I am not interested in getting my
experience out to more people.
Question: What makes you feel that you
weren't misled and that you REALLY were
communicating with aliens?
Answer: The short
answer is that I really don't know for sure.
However, the nature of the comms were VERY
different from how we as humans communicate. We
have a definite linearity to the way we
communicate. For example, in our written
communications, we have a sentence structure. It
starts to the left and ends to the right. One
word is followed by another. Same concept in our
verbal communications. We have a beginning of
our sentences an end and a middle. Our
communication is confined to a structure that is
based on the concept of time.
The comms I experienced were not based on
time. They were immediate in the conveyance and
for the most part in the receiving. I say for
the most part, because I'm sure if I were one of
them, comms would have been instantaneous.
However, I am human and my human mind was
converting the comms as they came. You can
relate it to a digital to analog converter. It's
not as efficient as receiving and decoding in
straight digital, but it works good
enough.
If these were humans I was comming with,
I think (and it's only an assumption on my part)
that the comms would have had a more linear
pattern to them.
But again, I don't know this for sure.
But there were other less tangible aspects of
the comms that let me to believe they were not
human in nature.
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