Forbidden Science 7: Final Report: The Journals Of Jacques Vallee 2020-2025 (book review)
This seventh volume of ‘Forbidden Science’ is Jacques Vallee’s life from 11 January 2020 to 24 October 2025. He says it will be his last but we’ll see about that. Apart from looking at Covid in the USA and elsewhere, he also goes a lot more into UFO/UAPs than the previous volume.
It’s interesting that he was editing the sixth volume while writing this one. Vallee also connects to other events going on in the world at the same time. So you get his look at the Covid crisis as well as Russia invading the Ukraine. A side note of this is the number of Russia’s wealthiest being killed off. This also stopped any cooperation from Russia with UAP investigation.
The insight into Vallee shows him to be a social Frenchman and any physical meetings with going out for a meal. All of which was stemmed by Covid. There’s certainly a lot more about UAP investigations noted and looking over the likes of Soracco in case they missed anything and how the lands is currently. Vallee is also aware of his advancing age and ensuring all his research is tabulated correctly.
You see his interest piqued with lost research and military blocking examination. There are at least four different type of extra-terrestrial from the fallen UAPs and only one lived for a time afterwards. Considering how the UAPs move across the skies with impunity, you do have to wonder why they’ve never tried to retrieve their wrecked vehicles and dead pilots. Mind you, considering how the military keep quiet on the subject, if they have tried we’re not likely to be told.
There is information about a book Vallee wrote called the Trinity incident about a UAP crash before Roswell so in the process of getting a copy as I didn’t know about it.
There is so much in this book, I’m having to pull info that sinks in the most. I’m sure the same will apply to those of you reading this book.
I did wonder how Vallee became a venture capitalist but seeing the $100,000 cost to test and prove extra-terrestrial material, finding the money is an issue for all involved. On top of this, people beyond the control of American Congress can work with impunity in keeping information on UAPs quiet. Although there is now an anonymous whistleblowers contact, both American air force and navy personal have been told they will be penalised should they use it. A big question here is how would they know if its anonymous? Hardly the means to gather information or show openness on the UAP subject or get a clear picture of what is going on and where. I go along with Vallee on this. If there is nothing to hide, why keep it quiet? The problem with anything needing a security clearance is how long it lasts as much as why. Guarded secrets tend to stay that way regardless of the content until you look at the Manhattan Project. Why would UAPs existence need to be concealed when it’s a world-wide problem?
The elements of fakery has gone down and even those who do proper investigation look for fakery before validation which wouldn’t be the case if they were maniacal on the subject. Some of it I can understand. I mean, you have these super-fast air vessels defying radar into different countries that are difficult to chase and not seen as an air security concern. When you consider how British air force jets shadow any soviet jets in our air space, why hasn’t the same applied to UAPs? If it’s known what they are or not seen as a threat, then why not say so? It’s very easy to understand Vallee and his colleagues concern in knowing what is going on. Vallee also points out that there are only 4 known extra-terrestrial types of bodies, even if they don’t have access to pictures of them
The main reason to look at books like this is to get some insight into what being a UAP investigator is all about. I suspect Vallee did these seven books was to show that he could be open about their work, unlike various government agencies across the world. Whether they don’t see UAPs as a threat or rather not discuss craft that can leave terrestrial aircraft standing. I do think things are slowly changing, it just needs another public push to stop covering things up.
GF Willmetts
August 2026
(pub: Anomalist Books, 2026. 498 page enlarged paperback. Price: £22.99 (UK). ISBN: 978-1-949501-42-1)
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