First we had the strange tale of Bob Lazar - a highly educated physicist who was moved from Los Alamos Labs in the US to work at the infamous Area 51 under the direction of Edward Teller, father of the H-Bomb. Second into this murky field of intrigue comes Dan Burisch about whom Bill Hamilton's book is written. Both these characters have one thing in common - no-one believed their testimony at first although it's now fairly clear that Mr Lazar's case had significant factual basis.  More on the omega-point theory, timelines and Project Lotus can be found in Bill Hamilton's book Project Aquarius on Dan Burisch. More resources if you missed earlier elements of the Aquarius story: Linda Howe and Bill Hamilton Talk | Bill's Astrosciences site

The Burisch saga is perhaps even more complex and some would say convoluted, yet you have to ask yourself, when we're dealing with what are essentially compartmentalised, black operations in the UFO area, how can we really measure the authentic against the 'hoax'.

Before you read this book and dismiss it as far fetched it's worth considering that Bill Hamilton is one of the longer term UFO researchers out there with a strong interest in astrosciences. For someone like the author to spend time researching the Burisch story you have to conclude he's either validated most of it or is in on the 'scam' at some level. The book covers the early years of Dan Burisch as he gained an interest in microbiology and apparently was approached by some covert branch of the Navy during his university research days. From that point the book dips in and out of the most cutting edge science one can imagine.

Audio Stream - Bill Hamilton talks to Jerry Pippin 

Working under heavily controlled conditions and responsible to the infamous Majestic 12 [group created post Roswell to deal with all ET and UFO issues] group, Burisch claims to have interacted with live ET [called the J-Rod] intelligence and discovered the Ganesh particle, played a core role in attempts to reverse genetic illnesses of the ET type and most impressively received communications related to an approaching twin timeline scenario due in the next few years. Hamilton does his best to attempt to document these claims and validate Burisch's role and academic achievements. Although this, as with the Lazar case, ends up often leading us to more avenues than conclusions you can't help but think the whole situation is just too big to not have some basis in reality, however distorted this may be.

By the end of the book and having looked into the story since I came to a permenant fence-stitting conslusion. Without doubt something has gone on here - the story is worthy of awards whether fabricated or not. The key issue that remains is one of controlled disclosure. If we aren't getting the full picture it's most likely because there is an ongoing strategy of Burisch's handlers steering what time and what form the information gets released. In the world of black budget interaction with off-world intelligence with all its agendas and disinformation, looking for any other 'truth' is not really a realistic option. Anyone with an open and searching mind can take a look at some new and sometimes quite overwhelming ideas by taking the time to read Project Aquarius.