Forbidden Archeology

Yeah.

I mean, the title of my book is Forbidden Archaeology with capital letters, capital F, capital A.

But now it's kind of become a name for a whole genre of work.

You know, people have...

They're just tumbling down the rabbit hole.

Yeah.

I remember watching Forbidden Archaeology on YouTube probably like 10 years ago.

10 or 11 years ago.

But one thing is indisputable.

The four that are missing, McCasland, Casillas, Reza, and I think... thomas these people that are missing uh under the most bizarre circumstances they're they're not taking their cell phones they're not taking their glasses they're not taking their id you know um for instance like um cassius who was videotaped walking down the road with a backpack, and she left both her phones at home, one her work phone and one her personal phone.

They were both set back to factory beginning.

Why do that? General McCaslin, special glasses they wore all the time.

But the only thing in my mind that links them all, because some are security personnel, some are finance personnel, some are human resources, I heard is one person.

But one thing they do have in common is they could all be UFO insiders.

They all work in sensitive bases, sensitive areas.

And especially Wright-Patterson, that's ground zero for where they were taking the UFOs.

Oh, yeah.

The reason I introduce that topic into the book, Forbidden Archaeology, is because one of my main points was that if we look at all the archaeological evidence, we find that human beings like us, anatomically modern humans, have coexisted for millions of years on this planet with apes and monkeys and intermediate types of beings like you know the different kinds of ape men that scientists talk about homo erectus the neanderthals homo habilis australopithecus and my point in bringing up the sasquatch and yeti

and

almas and other types of ape man-like creatures is to say that well even today we're coexisting with apes and monkeys and also these intermediate beings.

It's just when those things get blocked.

I don't know if you've ever read Forbidden Archaeology by Michael Cremo or tapped into that world.

There are so many things that have been blocked over the years that kind of went against mainstream archaeology and science.

When those things don't get blocked...

These are the grimoires of the alternative reality seeker, a mind that possesses a breathtaking intellectual nonconformity.

Here, resting in the shadows, are Graham Hancock's Fingerprints of the Gods, Michael Cremo's Forbidden Archaeology, and Zacharias Sitchin's The Twelfth Planet.

To the unawakened, these are mere fairy tales of lost continents and sky gods.

But to the polymath, these books are the ultimate competitive advantage.

They assure us that our current civilization is the absolute pinnacle of existence, the apex of all creation.

But the sovereign mind looks upon the majestic impossible stonework of the Great Pyramid or the submerged ghostly monoliths off the coast of Japan in Hancock's underworld and feels the thrilling prickle of a different truth.

They read the anomalies cataloged in forbidden archaeology, where bones and artifacts are found buried in veins of coal, millions of years older than human existence is supposed to be.

The sovereign mind realizes that official history is not a scientific absolute.