Diary of Secrets by Nick Redfern.pdf
2.2 MB
Nick Redfern
I like Nick Redfern, I don't always agree with him, but I like him.
I like him because, like myself, he goes where the evidence takes him and if that means delving into a new field of study, he's not afraid to go there?
He's also one of, very few people out there (that includes myself btw) that will talk about the Collins Elite. For that, he should be highly commended, as not many researchers will go that far down the rabbit hole, because it's with those guys things get really weird!!
1) Diary of Secrets
2) The New World Order Book
3) Area 51
4) Assassinations
I like Nick Redfern, I don't always agree with him, but I like him.
I like him because, like myself, he goes where the evidence takes him and if that means delving into a new field of study, he's not afraid to go there?
He's also one of, very few people out there (that includes myself btw) that will talk about the Collins Elite. For that, he should be highly commended, as not many researchers will go that far down the rabbit hole, because it's with those guys things get really weird!!
1) Diary of Secrets
2) The New World Order Book
3) Area 51
4) Assassinations
THE INVISIBLE COLLEGE_ What a G - Jacques Vallee.pdf
1.6 MB
Pick and Mix?: A mixed bag (part 4)
In this continuation of the mixed bag themed drops, we have a few doozies for you, looking at everything from the paranormal, to the etymology of words (See... A mixed bag!)
There's even a couple in here, that're related to my video dropping tomorrow night (Friday 22nd July 2022) see if you can tell which ones they are?
1) The Invisible College: What a Group of Scientists Has Discovered About UFO Influence on the Human Race - Jacques Vallee
2) The Hatman: The true story of evil encounters - Heidi Hollis
3) The Interrupted Journey : Two Lost Hours "Aboard a Flying Saucer" - John G Fuller
4) Subterranean Worlds: 100,000 years of dragons, dwarves, the dead, lost races and UFO's, from inside the Earth - Walter Kafton Minkle
5) The Keepers - Jim Sparks
6) The Roswell Conspiracy - Boyd Morrison
7) Dictionary of Word Origins - Linda Flavell
8) The First Holocaust - Don Heddesheimer
In this continuation of the mixed bag themed drops, we have a few doozies for you, looking at everything from the paranormal, to the etymology of words (See... A mixed bag!)
There's even a couple in here, that're related to my video dropping tomorrow night (Friday 22nd July 2022) see if you can tell which ones they are?
1) The Invisible College: What a Group of Scientists Has Discovered About UFO Influence on the Human Race - Jacques Vallee
2) The Hatman: The true story of evil encounters - Heidi Hollis
3) The Interrupted Journey : Two Lost Hours "Aboard a Flying Saucer" - John G Fuller
4) Subterranean Worlds: 100,000 years of dragons, dwarves, the dead, lost races and UFO's, from inside the Earth - Walter Kafton Minkle
5) The Keepers - Jim Sparks
6) The Roswell Conspiracy - Boyd Morrison
7) Dictionary of Word Origins - Linda Flavell
8) The First Holocaust - Don Heddesheimer
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The Saturn Myth by Talbott, Dav - Unknown.pdf
3.8 MB
Do we have an alternative ancient history, that is being hidden? (Beginners Pack)
I know...
Stupid question.
Of course we do
Otherwise what was the point of all the other similar drops I've done on this subject?
But, for the benefit of newbies (and veterans of the topic too! You wouldn't believe what you can discover, going over certain aspects again?) here's a small selection of some fantastic starter material and some, not so starter, material.
1) The Saturn Myth: A Reinterpretation Of Rites And Symbols Illuminating Some Of The Dark Corners Of Primordial Society - David Talbot
2) Asclepius - The perfect discourse of Hermes Trismegistus (Thoth) - Clement Salaman
3) The Phoenicians - Vadim S. Jigoulov
4) The Sumerians - Paul Collins
5) Forgotten Civilisation: The role of solar outbursts in our past and future - Robert M. Schoch PhD
I know...
Stupid question.
Of course we do
Otherwise what was the point of all the other similar drops I've done on this subject?
But, for the benefit of newbies (and veterans of the topic too! You wouldn't believe what you can discover, going over certain aspects again?) here's a small selection of some fantastic starter material and some, not so starter, material.
1) The Saturn Myth: A Reinterpretation Of Rites And Symbols Illuminating Some Of The Dark Corners Of Primordial Society - David Talbot
2) Asclepius - The perfect discourse of Hermes Trismegistus (Thoth) - Clement Salaman
3) The Phoenicians - Vadim S. Jigoulov
4) The Sumerians - Paul Collins
5) Forgotten Civilisation: The role of solar outbursts in our past and future - Robert M. Schoch PhD
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