The Truth about the Philadelphia Experiment

Invisibility, Time Travel and Mind Control

By: Bill Knell

Narrated by: Al Bielek, Duncan Cameron, Preston Nichols

A U.S. Navy ship vanishes during a secret World War II experiment gone awry. When it re-appears, observers are horrified to see crew members embedded in the deck and steel of the ship. During a sea trial, the ship vanishes and travels through time, setting off a number of events that continue today. It's not science fiction, it's science fact!

Bill Knell presents a fascinating and unique documentary. You'll meet Al Bielek, Preston Nichols, and Duncan Cameron. They are all survivors of U.S. government experiments involving invisibility, time travel, mind control, psychic warfare, and remote viewing. You will hear about these amazing projects firsthand. You'll experience dramatic recreations and learn about related incidents.

It began as a World War II Navy experiment to demagnetize military vessels, making them invisible to radar. It ended with the USS Eldridge completely disappearing, traveling 40 years into the future. You'll hear firsthand from the Survivors of the original experiment and about more recent projects based on the same technology. Visit the infamous Montauk Military Base at the heart of these operations and learn how the technology allows ships, planes, and people to travel through time. Al Bielek, Duncan Cameron and Preston Nichols are three men with intimate knowledge of the strange and incredible events that took place and may very well be STILL taking place now. Learn how technology they helped develop and test is being used to change the future. The military CAN send ships, planes, AND people through hyperspace and make them completely invisible. The 911 attack was predicted by those involved in these black operations, because they knew about it years before the event. Prepare for an unprecedented journey into the strange and unknown.

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Garbage

What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?

If the person reading the story knew how to use the proper software. It sounds like he is talking into a tin can, which is irritable.

How could the performance have been better?

Invest in proper software.

Horrible audio

Could not get past the first chapter. Would like content but audio was unbearably noisy

good potential, terrible execution

This is less an audiobook and more a recorded interview, very amateur. The first portion you can hear that his smoke detector needs a new battery. audio very fuzzy and aggravated my tinnitus. interview portion had a lot of crosstalk and was hard to understand, audio very poor.

Story is interesting if you can get beyond the bad audio.

The truth about this 'audiobook'

WARNING! THIS IS NOT AN AUDIO-BOOK!
This item should not even be available on audible.com. This is an audio rip from a video interview which is incoherent, unrefined, and plain unintelligible. There is a long segment where slides are evidently being presented and all you have is the comments being made on the visuals. This is not intended to be an audio only presentation.
From the beginning, the audio is horrible. The 'narrator/author' makes a brief statement before the interviews begin, and even that audio is of the poorest quality. This cannot even be a book to begin with!
I am always curious about conspiracy theories and find them very interesting. This item did nothing to educate me on anything that I could not read (more comprehensively) online.
I did not waste a credit on a $10 purchase, but now I REALLY want my money back and I will do my best to pursue that.
Do not waste your time, money, or credit on this NON-audio-book.

Bad sound.

What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?

This may be a very interesting book to read and may have even been great to read. But listening to this book as an audio book, no way, it was a killer. It is a play-back from an interview. Really can't finish it.

Any additional comments?

If it would have been read from a transcript it may have been fine.