1
The Mahabharata (Torchlight
Publishing, 2000), p. 644.
2
High energy lasers are usually abbreviated,
appropriately enough, HEL, and “grasers” are simply “gamma ray
amplification by stimulated emission of radiation,” in short, they
are gamma ray lasers.
3
Cited in Steven M. Greer, M.D., Disclosure: Military and Government Witnesses Reveal the
Greatest Secrets in Modern History (Crozer, Virginia: 2001),
pp. 255-256.
4
Tom Van Flandren, Dark Matter,
Missing Planets, and New Comets: Paradoxes Resolved, Origins
Illuminated, p. 157.
5
Ibid, p. 157.
6
Ibid.
7
Van Flandern, Dark Matter, Missing
Planets, and New Comets, p. 158.
8
Ibid, p. 158.
9
Ibid.
10
Ibid.
11
Ibid.
12
Van Flandern, Dark Matter, Missing
Planets, and New Comets, p. 157
13
lbid, p. 159, emphasis added.
14
Van Flandern, Dark Matter, Missing
Planets, and New Comets, pp. 160- 161.
15
Ibid., p. 228.
16
Ibid, p. 228.
17
Ibid., p. 230.
18
Van Flandern, Dark Matter, Missing
Planets, and New Comets, p. 216.
19
Ibid.
20
Ibid, p. 218.
21
Van Flandern, Dark Matter, Missing
Planets, and New Comets, p. 182.
22
“Planetary region,” i.e., the region inside the orbit of
Pluto.
23
Ibid, p. 183.
24
Ibid., p. 185.
25
Van Flandern, Dark Matter, Missing
Planets, and New Comets, p. 181.
26
Ibid., p. 191
27
Ibid, p. 217.
28
Ibid., pp. 217-218.
29
Van Flandern, Dark Matter, Missing
Planets, and New Comets, p. 224.
30
Ibid., p. 227.
31
Ibid, p. 226.
32
Ibid., p. 227. I personally believe that there are other
explanations for Jupiter’s excess heat. I mention Van Flandern’s
explanation to highlight the explanatory power of the Exploded
Planet Hypothesis. Hoagland believes, however, that since all the
planets of the outer solar system exhibit an anomalous excess
energy outflow, that the cause must lie in something else, and here
I believe he is correct in ascribing the source of this outflow to
“hyperdimensional” sources of energy.
33
Van Flandern, Dark Matter, Missing
Planets, and New Comets, pp. 156- 157, emphasis
added.
34
Ibid., p. 223.
35
Van Flandern, Dark Matter, Missing
Planets, and New Comets, p. 224.
36
Ibid., p. 227.
37
Ibid., p. 226.
38
Van Flandern, Dark Matter, Missing
Planets, and New Comets, p. 235, emphasis
added.
39
Van Flandern, Dark Matter, Missing
Planets, and New Comets, pp. 235- 236, emphasis added. I
have highlighted the radiometric and polonium problems because
other alternative researchers have often pointed to problems in the
technique of radiometric dating. It is perhaps possible, in his
revised Exploded Planet Hypothesis, that Van Flandern may have
abandoned this possibility rather too quickly. But as will be seen,
the formulation of the revised theory was based not only on the
need to resolve this chronological discrepancy, but also on the
need to account for new classes of evidence.
40
I have added this explanatory phrase to Van Flandern’s
text, to avoid any confusion that might result from his use of the
abbreviation 65 Ma.
41
Van Flandern, Dark Matter, Missing
Planets, and New Comets, p. 403, emphasis
added.
42
Van Flandern, Dark Matter, Missing
Planets, and New Comets, p.
405.
43
Van Flandern, Dark Matter, Missing
Planets, and New Comets, p. 407.
44
Ibid.,
45
Ibid, p. 408, emphasis added.
46
It might be the case that these formed a
double-planetary system such as that of the Earth-Moon system, but
this would seem to pose further difficulties of celestial
mechanics.
47
Van Flandern, Dark Matter, Missing
Planets, and New Comets, pp. 411- 412, emphasis
added.
48
Van Flandern, Dark Matter, Missing
Planets, and New Comets, pp. 427- 428.
49
See my Giza Death Star
Deployed, pp. 15-18.
50
Van Flandern, op. cit., p. 432. Obviously, C would have
had to have been sufficiently large, at least as large as Mars, in
order to retain water. The water may have been original to both
satellites - Mars and C - or may have been deposited on them by the
explosion of V, or some combination of both.
51
Ibid, p. 407.
52
Van Flandern, Dark Matter, Missing
Planets, and New Comets, p. 427.
53
Ibid, p. 435. Van Flandern speculates further on the
possible civilization of the Mars-Planet C system and on its basic
history and extent in the light of the explosions of Planets V at
65 million years ago and Planet C at 3.2 million years ago, on pp.
438-439 of his book.
54
Van Flandern, Dark Matter, Missing
Planets, and New Comets, p. 431. Van Flandern means the
65,000,000 years’ event. I have stated it in this ambiguous fashion
in order to leave open the possibility that it may have been the
3,200,000 years event. As previously noted, Mars during this time
could have been home to abundant water, suggesting that it might
have procured some or all of this water from the 65,000,000 years’
event, or that the 3,200,000 years’ event was not large enough to
sweep all of its water away in the shock wave of the
explosion.
55
Ibid.
56
Van Flandern, Dark Matter, Missing
Planets, and New Comets, p. 233.
57
Ibid, p. 233.
58
See, for example, Paul LaViolette, Subquantum Kinetics, pp. 62-65, for a discussion of
the matter-antimatter symmetry problem.
59
Van Flandern, op. cit., p. 233.
60
Van Flandern, Dark Matter, Missing
Planets, and New Comets, p. 232.
61
Van Flandern, Dark Matter, Missing
Planets, and New Comets, p. 226.
62
Mel and Amy Acheson, “Thunderbolts of the Gods: Does
Growing Evidence of an Electric Universe Reveal Previously Hidden
Meaning in Ancient Mythology?” in Forbidden
History: Prehistoric Technologies, Extraterrestrial Intervention,
and the Suppressed Origins of Civilization, ed. J. Douglas
Kenyon (Rochester, Vermont: Bear and Company), 69-76, p.
69.
63
Eric J. Lerner, The Big Bang Never
Happened: A Startling Refutation of the Dominant Theory of the
Origin of the Universe (Vintage Books, 1992), p.
42.
64
Ibid.
65
Ibid., pp. 42-43.
66
Eric J. Lerner, The Big Bang Never
Happened, pp. 44-45.
67
Ibid., p. 44.
68
Ibid., p. 45.
69
Eric J. Lerner, The Big Bang Never
Happened, p. 46.
70
Eric J. Lerner, The Big Bang Never
Happened, p. 47.
71
Eric J. Lerner, The Big Bang Never
Happened, p. 232. 11 Eric J.
Lerner, The Big Bang Never Happened, p.
233.
72
Readers of my Giza Death
Star trilogy will recall that in the first book of the
series, The Giza Death Star, 1
speculated that the Great Pyramid was a harmonic oscillator that
was coupled not only to the planet earth, but to the local solar
system geometry as well as to the galactic geometry of the Milky
Way itself.
73
Eric J. Lerner, The Big Bang never
Happened, pp. 196-197, emphasis added.
74
Eric J. lerner, The Big Bang Never
happened, p. 243, emphasis added.
75
“Cohering”, i.e., lining up the axes of spin of the
atoms
76
For the story of the Bell in more detail, see my
Giza Death Star Deployed, pp. 121-130,
Reich of the Black Sun, pp. 331-344,
and especially my SS Brotherhood of the
Bell, particularly pp. 139-308.
77
Eric J. Lerner, The Big Bang Never
Happened, p. 243.
78
Ibid., p. 245.
79
Eric J. Lerner, The Big Bang Never
Happened, p. 244.
80
Eric J. Lerner, The Big Bang Never
Happened, pp. 246, 247, emphasis added.
81
Q.v. my SS Brotherhood of the
Bell, pp. 180-181.
82
As I also point out in The SS
Brotherhood of the Bell, the idea may actually go all the
way back to German scientific work in the 1920s! Q. v. The SS Brotherhood of the Bell, pp.
272-308.
83
The following material is excerpted verbatim from pages
212-220 of my SS Brotherhood of the
Bell.
84
E.T. Whittaker, “On the partial differential equations
of mathematical physics,” Mathematische
Annalen, Vol 57, 1903 (333-355), p. 355, italicized emphasis
mine, bold and italicized emphasis Whittaker’s.
85
Bearden, “Maxwell’s Original Quaternion Theory was a
Unified Field Theory of Electromagnetics and Gravitation,”
Proceedings of the international Tesla
Society, 6/24-6/68, p. 6/24.
86
Bearden, Energy from the
Vacuum, p. 145, bold and italicized emphasis Bearden’s,
italicized emphasis mine.
87
Bearden, Fer De Lance, p.
27. For more on CSRs, see pp. 15-16.
88
Ibid., p. 112, bold and italicized emphasis Bearden’s,
italicized emphasis mine.
89
Ibid., p. 173.
90
I am acutely aware of
over-simplifying so much of Bearden’s (and others’) thinking
here.
91
Bearden, Energy from the
Vacuum, p. 244.
92
This paragraph is the end of the excerpted material from
my SS Brotherhood of the
Bell.
93
Bearden, Fer De Lance., p.
209, emphasis edded.
94
Ibid., pp. 209-210, emphasis added. Readers of my
Giza Death Star trilogy will recall
that I indicated that one characteristic of a scalar weapon of
“mass destruction” planet-busting potential was precisely that it
be coupled to the base solar system that it is in. Q.v. my
Giza Death Star, pp. 251-252. The
reason for this requirement, once again, is that large masses are
natural resonators to scalar waves.
95
See my Giza Death Star Deployed,
Giza Death Star Destroyed.
96
Bearden, Fer De Lance, p.
408, emphasis is Bearden’s.
97
Anthony L. Peratt, “Evidence for an Intense Aurora
Recorded in Antiquity,” and D. Scott and A. L. Peratt, “The Origin
of Petroglyphs - Recordings of a Catastrophic Aurora in Human
Prehistory,: ICOPS 2003; the
30thAnnual International
IEEE Conference on Plasma Science, June 3-5, 2003, Jeju,
Korea; and his seminal paper in this field, ”Characteristics for
the Occurrence of a High-Current, Z-Pinch Aurora as Recorded in
Antiquity,” IEEE Transactions on Plasma
Science, Vol. 31, No. 6, Dec. 2003, pp.
1192-1214.
98
According to the brief biography of Peratt attached to
his article “Characteristics for the Occurrence of a High-Current,
Z-Pinch Aurora as Recorded in Antiquity,” IEEE
Transactions on Plasma Science, Vol. 31, No. 6, Dec. 2003,
pp. 1192-1214, Peratt was a staff member of Los Alamos from 1971-
79, and from 1981 to the present. He was also a guest physicist
with the prestigious Max Planck Institut für
Plasmaphysik in Germany and and was a Guest Scientist with
the Alfvén Laboratory of the Royal Institute of Technology in
Stockhohm, Sweden.
99
Ibid., p. 1214.
100
Peratt, “Evidence for an Intense Aurora Recorded in
Antiquity.”
101
Peratt, “The Origins of Petroglyphs - Recordings of a
Catastrophic Aurora in Human Prehistory.”
102
Peratt, “Characteristics for the Occurrence of a
High-Current, Z-Pinch Aurora as Recorded in Antiquity,” from the
Abstract, IEEE Transactions on Plasma
Science, p. 1192.
103
Ibid.
104
Peratt, “Characteristics for the Occurrence of a High
Current, Z-Pinch Plasma as Recorded in Antiquity,” p.
1193.
105
Ibid.
106
Ibid.
107
Ibid., p. 1194.
108
Ibid. p. 1194. Readers of my previous book, The SS Brotherhood of the Bell, will no doubt
recall my argument there, contra Witkowski, that the Bell was also
a pulsed device. The creation of
electro-dynamic shock waves of this type depends on
it.
109
Ibid.
110
To my knowledge, Peratt does not advance a reason for
the selection of this age range. Peratt lists an extensive range of
data and sites that his data was collected from on p.
1198.
111
For example most people date the Flood to approximately
10,000 BC. Plato fixes the destruction of Atlantis ca. 9,600 BC,
and so on.
112
Peratt’s comparisons cannot easily be reproduced here
due to the difficulty of graphic reproduction of his small
illustrations. For those wishing to read Peratt’s own commentary
and reproductions, these may be found on pp. 1199-1212 of his
article, “Characteristics for the Occurrence of a High-Current,
Z-Pinch Aurora as Recorded in Antiquity.” Talbott and Thornhill
convincingly expand Peratt’s methodology to a consideration of
plasma geometries depicted in ancient coins, statues, and other art
works.
113
Mel and Amy Acheson, “Thunderbolts of the Gods: Does
Growing Evidence of an Electric Universe Reveal Previously Hidden
Meaning in Ancient Mythology?”, Forbidden
History: Prehistoric Technologies, Extraterrestrial Intervention,
and the Suppressed Origins of Civilization, ed. J. Douglas
Kenyon, (Bear and Co.), p. 72.
114
Mel and Amy Acheson, “Thunderbolts of the Gods,”
Forbidden History, p.
73.
115
Mel and Amy Acheson, “Thunderbolts of the Gods: Does
Growing Evidence of an Electric Universe Reveal Previously Hidden
Meaning in Ancient Mythology?”p. 76.
116
Mel and Amy Acheson, “Thunderbolts of the Gods: Does
Growing Evidence of an Electric Universe Reveal Previously Hidden
Meaning in Ancient Mythology?”p. 74.
117
Ibid., p. 75.
118
Ibid.
119
Mel and Amy Acheson, “Thunderbolts of the Gods: Does
Growing Evidence of an Electric Universe Reveal Previously Hidden
Meaning in Ancient Mythology?”p.75.
120
Ibid., p. 76.
121
Ibid.
122
It will be recalled that a similar contradiction was
evidenced in the collision of the parameters of Van Flandern’s
initial Exploded Planet Hypothesis, which indicated that the
explosion of the planet that became the asteroid belt occurred ca.
3.2 million years ago, whereas the terrestrial geological record
could only support such an event occurring approximately 65 million
years ago.
123
It is my belief that the peculiar plasma phenomena
Alfvén encountered in the Sweden’s mercury rectifiers, and that
Bostick accessed in his plasma focus device, and that the Nazis
accessed with their “Bell” device, was scalar in nature, i.e., that
the plasma phenomena are signatures of a deeper underlying physics
and topological principle.
124
Other legends also point to Jupiter and Saturn as being
implicated in the events.
125
Immanuel Velikovsky, Worlds in
Collision, Dell, 1971, p. 59.
126
Alan Alford, The Atlantis
Secret, p. 264.
127
Velikovsky, Worlds in
Collision, p. 59.
128
Ibid.
129
Alan Alford, The Atlantis
Secret, p. v, emphasis added.
130
Alford, The Atlantis Secret,
p. 159.
131
Ibid.
132
Ibid., p. 194.
133
Alford, When the Gods Came
Down, p. 114.
134
Ibid., p. 120, citing A. Heidel, The Gilgamesh Epic and Old Testament Parallels, pp.
17-18.
135
Alford, When the Gods Came
Down, p. 126.
136
Ibid., p. 179, emphasis in the
original.
137
Ibid., p. 245.
138
Alford, When the Gods Came
Down, p. 370.
139
Alford, When the Gods Came
Down, p. 37.
140
Ibid, p. 70, italicized emphasis original, bold and
italicized emphasis added.
141
Q.v. my Giza Death Star
Destroyed, pp. 33-34.
142
Talbott and Thornhill, Thunderbolts
of the Gods, p. 79.
143
One must mention the various attempts to bridge this gap
via the non-equilibrium thermodynamics of Ilya Prigogine and
various chaos theorists, who cite the examples of various systems,
including plasma systems, to self-organize under extreme conditions
of non-equilibrium. Such attempts may provide an adequate
theoretical foundation to bridge this gap physically, but they still do not dispense with the
textual component of the problem, for
as LaViolette and others have noted, there is ample paleographical
and textual evidence to suggest that the a sophisticated physics
might once have been in existence in paleoancient times. Q.v. my
Giza Death Star, pp. 38-110,
Giza Death Star Deployed, pp. 60-76,
and Giza Death Star Destroyed, pp
21-52, 99-174, 222- 246. These attempts to explain this celestial
“gap” theory only highlight the fact, in a very sophisticated and
subtle way, that there may have once been a similarly sophisticated
physics. And that, of course, only raises the problem of a lost
Very High Civilization in a new guise.
144
Consider just the differences between scholarly and
well-argued interpretations of such ancient myths as Sitchin‘s,
Santillana-Dechind’s (Hamlet’s Mill),
Van Flandern’s, LaViollette’s, Gardner’s, and
Alford’s.
145
Joseph P. Farrell, The Giza Death
Star Destroyed, pp. 49-50
146
Stephen Quayle, Genesis 6 Giants:
Master Builders of Prehistoric and Ancient Civilizations, p.
182.
147
Saint Augusine (of Hippo), “Concerning the long life of
men before the flood, and the greater size of their bodies,”
Chapter XI, pp. 322-325, cited in Stephen Quayle, Genesis 6 Giants: Master Builders of Prehistoric and
Ancient Civilizations, pp. 250-251.
148
Quayle, op. cit., p. 250.
149
Ibid.
150
An early Latin ecclesiastical
writer.
151
Quayle, op. cit., p. 236, citing Paul Pezron,
Antiquities of Nations, pp. 74-
75.
152
Quayle, op. cit., p. 239. 1 cite Quayle’s work as the
primary source for this material since Pezron’s work is more
difficult to obtain.
153
Ibid., p. 240.
154
Ibid.
155
Ibid., p. 241.
156
Ibid., p. 241, citing Pezron, p, 51.
157
Quayle, op. cit., p. 213.
158
John F Healy, trans. and ed., Pliny
the Elder — Natural History — A Selection (Penguin
Books).
159
Quayle, op cit., p. 214.
160
Quayle, op cit., p. 216.
161
Ibid., p. 217.
162
Ibid., p. 231.
163
Ibid., p. 232.
164
Quayle, op. cit., p. 235.
165
Ibid., p. 190.
166
Ibid., p. 197.
167
Ibid., pp. 197-198.
168
Quayle, op. cit., p. 198.
169
Ibid., p. 191, citing David Hatcher Childress,
Lost Cities of North America,
Adventures Unlimited Press, p. 509.
170
Ibid., citing Childress, Lost
Cities of North America, Adventures Unlimited Press, p.
509.
171
Ibid., p. 192, citing Historical
Collections of Ohio in Two Volumes, (Noble County Ohio) pp.
350-351.
172
Quayle, op. cit., p. 192, citing Chicago Record, October 24,
1895.
173
Quayle, op. cit., p. 192, citing The Humboldt Star, May 13, 1928, and Childress,
Lost Cities of North America, p.
193.
174
Ibid., p. 193, citing Childress, p.
526.
175
Numbers, 13:32.
176
Quayle, op. cit., p. 200.
177
Quayle, op. cit., p. 208.
178
Ibid.
179
Ibid.
180
Quayle, op. cit., p. 93.
181
Quayle, op. cit., p. 195, citing Childress, Lost Cities of North America, p.
353.
182
Quayle, op. cit., p. 196, citing John J. Miller, “Roots
— Deep Ones,” National Review, June
9-10, 2001.
183
Quayle, op. cit., p. 204, emphasis
added.
184
Quayle, op. cit., p. 194, emphasis
added.
185
Giorgio de Santillana and Hertha von Dechind,
Hamlet’s Mill: An Essay on Myth and the Frame
of Time (Boston: Gambit Incorporated, 1969), p.
262.
186
Paul LaViolette, The Talk of the
Galaxy: An ET Message for Us? (Alexandria, VA: Starlane
Publications, 2000), p. 15.
187
James M. McCanney, Atlantis to
Tesla: The Kolbrin Connection: The Science of Atlantis and Tesla
are Rediscovered, Giving a Unique Untold View of Life on the Lost
Continent, Ancient Space Craft Design, Unlimited Electrical Power,
and the Secret Societies (Minneapolis, Minnesota:
jmmccanneyscience.com press, 2003), p. 29.
188
Q.v., The Giza Death Star,
pp. 66-110, The Giza Death Star
Destroyed, pp. 196-245.
189
De Santillana and Von Dechind, Hamlet’s Mill, p. 5.
190
Ibid.
191
De Santillana and Von Dechind, Hamlet’s Mill, pp. 56-57, emphasis
added.
192
Ibid., p. 64. Their remarks here were said specifically
in reference to Stoic physics, but understood as a symbol for the
“archaic cosmological view” as a whole.
193
Ibid.
194
De Santillana and Von Dechind, p.
58.
195
Q.v. my the Giza Death Star,
chapter three, “The Paleography of
Paleophysics.
196
De Santillana and Von Dechind, p. 235, emphasis
added.
197
De Santillana and Von Dechind, Hamlet’s Mill, p. 232.
198
Ibid.
199
Q.v. my The Giza Death Star
Destroyed, pp. 37-52.
200
Ibid.,
201
De Santillana and Von Dechind, Hamlet’s Mill, p. 262.
202
Ibid., p. 78.
203
Enki, the Babylonian name.
204
Yima, the Persian-Zoroastrian name.
205
Freyr, the Norse name.
206
De Santillana and Von Dechind, Hamlet’s Mill, p. 153.
207
De Santillana and Von Dechind, Hamlet’s Mill, p. 154, emphasis
added.
208
Ibid, p. 156.
209
Ibid.
210
It should be noted that the Hindu epics are full of
references to the divine “arrows” and “thunderbolts,” e.g., the
thunderbolt of Indra. Q.v. De Santillana and Von Dechind,
Hamlet’s Mill, p.
166.
211
In this respect, De Santillana and Von Dechind
understand the Era epic of Mesopotamia to refer precisely to a
celestial Deluge. Q.v. Hamlet’s Mill,
p. 323. And there are any number of references in Alford to “waters
in the heavens.:
212
James M. McCanney, Atlantis to
Tesla: The Kolbrin Connection, p. 13.
213
James M. McCanney, Atlantis to
Tesla: The Kolbrin Connection, p. 13. He also states
immediately afterward, without offering any substantiation, that
tehse same intelligence people “are the same people who sponsor
secret missions to Mars and who are in charge of absconding with
priceless archaeological treasures from around the world in search
of ancient technologies...”
214
Paul La Violette, The Talk of the
Galaxy, p. 1.
215
Ibid.
216
Ibid., p. 2.
217
Ibid.
218
La Violette, The Talk of the
Galaxy, p. 3, emphasis added by La Violette. 35 Ibid., p. 8.
219
LaViolette, The Talk of the
Galaxy, p. 15.
220
Ibid., p. 16.
221
Ibid.
222
La Violette, The Talk of the
Galaxy, p. 17.
223
Ibid., p. 19, emphasis added.
224
La Violette, The Talk of the
Galaxy, p. 22, emphasis in the original.
225
Ibid., p. 22.
226
Ibid., pp. 24-25, emphasis in the
original.
227
Ibid., pp. 29-30.
228
La Violette, The Talk of the
Galaxy, p. 33, emphasis added.
229
Ibid., pp. 33-34.
230
La Violette, The Talk of the
Galaxy, p. 34, emphasis added.
231
As I note in my work The Giza Death
Star, Nikola Tesla noticed a similar effect of these
electro-acoustic or electrical longitudinal waves, in that they
would travel through shielding of all sorts with very little
diminution of force or dispersion of energy.
232
La Violette, op. cit., p. 35.
233
This phenomenon I chose to call “electro-acoustic”, and
Tesla often referred to it by a variety of
names.
234
LaViolette, op. cit., p. 35.
235
Laviolette, The Talk of the
Galaxy, p. 35.
236
Ibid., pp. 39-40.
237
LaViolette, The Talk of the
Galaxy, p. 48.
238
De Santillana and Von Dechind, Hamlet’s Mill, p. 166.
239
The Tower of Babel is discussed elsewhere in this book,
and in my Giza Death Star Destroyed,
77-78.
240
LaViolette, The Talk of the
Galaxy, p. 65.
241
Ibid., p. 66.
242
Ibid.
243
Ibid, emphasis added.
244
LaViolette, The Talk of the
Galaxy, p. 95.
245
Ibid. p. 120.
246
La Violette, The Talk of the
Galaxy, p. 121, emphasis added.
247
Ibid., p. 127, emphasis added.
248
La Violette, The Talk of the
Galaxy, p. 132, emphasis added.
249
And the Nazi one, for
readers of my book The SS Brotherhood of the
Bell will recall the late war German radar wave-mixing
experiments on their nonlinear Radar Absorbent Material. The major
difference between the German experiments and the modem one is that
the German radars were not cohered.
250
As noted in chapter two, p. 46, Bearden indicates that
any large mass is a natural resonator of scalar
waves.
251
La Violette, The Talk of the
Galaxy, p. 132.
252
La Violette, The Talk of the
Galaxy. 132-134, emphasis in the
original.
253
The Mahabharata, trans.
Krishna Dharma, p. 402.
254
Ibid., p. 590.
255
E. A. E. Reymond, The Mythical
Origin of the Egyptian Temple (Manchester University Press,
1969), p. 229.
256
Andrew Collins, Gods of Eden:
Egypt’s Lost Legacy and the Genesis of Civilization (Bear
and Co., 2002), p. 37.
257
Ibid., p. 93.
258
Stephanie Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 3.
259
Ibid., p. 9.
260
Ibid., p. 10.
261
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 12.
262
Ibid., p. 14.
263
Ibid., p. 4.
264
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 15.
265
Ibid., p. 15.
266
Ibid., p. 4.
267
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 16.
268
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 18.
269
Ibid., p. 5.
270
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 19.
271
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, pp. 20-21.
272
Ibid., p. 26.
273
Igigi is the term for mankind.
274
He: reading the text carefully, it is unclear whether
“he” refers to Enki, or to the new worker, or to
both.
275
Presumably the chain of the gods having to labor so hard
prior to the hybrid’s creation.
276
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 27.
277
“Your people,” i.e., the hybrid human
race.
278
As will be seen in the next chapter, Erakal is another
name for the god Nergal.
279
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia. pp. 28-29. As will also be seen in the next
chapter, there is some basis for the idea that Nergal and Ninurta
might be closely associated or even
assimilated.
280
Ibid., pp. 29-30.
281
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 31.
282
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, pp. 287-288.
283
Ibid., p. 289.
284
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 290, emphasis added.
285
Enuma Elish, ed. L. W. King,
M.A., F.S.A, Vol. I I(London: Luzac and Co., 1902), p. 3, Tablet 1,
p.3(the numbers of verses are from the edition
cited.)
286
The Giza Death Star, pp.
38-41.
287
Enuma Elish, Tablet 1, p.
7.
288
Ibid., Tablet 1, p. 11.
289
Enuma Elish, Tablet 1, p.
17, emphasis added.
290
Ibid., Tablet 1, p. 19, emphasis
added.
291
Similar hybrids have been seriously proposed for various
purposes in modem literature, including military uses. This
“genetic state of affairs” of creating or mingling various species
is one reason given in the Old Testament for the Flood for the
destruction of the world, since the “gods” had descended to earth
and sired children with humans. It is suggested again as a possible
motivation for the 2nd world-wide destruction by Christ: “As in the
days of Noah...”.
292
Enuma Elish, Tablet 1, 0.
21, emphasis added, q.v. also Tablet 2: vv. 43- 45, p.
29.
293
Enuma Elish, Tablet 4:, p.
59.
294
Ibid., Tablet 4, p. 61.
295
Enuma Elish. Tablet 4, p.
61.
296
Ibid., Tablet 4, p. 61, emphasis
added.
297
Ibid., Tablet 4, p. 63, emphasis
added.
298
q.v. Zechariah Sitchin, The Wars of
Gods and Men, (Avon Books), pp. 163-172. See also the first
book in this series, The Giza Death
Star, pp. 45-56.
299
The Giza Death Star, pp.
95-96
300
Enuma Elish, Tablet 4, p.
65, emphasis added.
301
Ibid., Tablet 4, p. 67.
302
Ibid., Tablet 4, p. 69.
303
Ibid., Tablet 4, p. 71, emphasis
added.
304
Enuma Elish, Tablet 4: vv.
105-112, p. 73.
305
Ibid., Tablet 4, p. 75.
306
Ibid., p. 77.
307
As was seen in chapter five and the pulsar grid of La
Violette, such a physics would seem to exist.
308
The subject of a solar system catastrophe and the
immediate need for the surviving civilizations to quickly and
easily re-measure astronomical data, and to be able to teach simple
people how to build such observatories, is the subject of a
fascinating book by Christopher Knight and Robert Lomas called
Uriel’s Machine: Uncovering the Secrets of
Stonehenge, Noah’s Flood, and the Dawn of
Civilization.
309
The significance of this point may be lost unless one
realizes that in many seminaries, as a component of learning
“biblical criticism,” for example, or as a component of ancient
comparative religions courses, the Enuma
Elish and epics such as Gilgamesh are used to point out the
similarities of the Biblical with the Babylonian accounts, and in
some instances, to posit the reliance of the former upon the
latter. However, if the Enuma Elish is
not understood as a creation epic
disguised in a war metaphor, but as a very real account of a very
real war, the comparison would seem to collapse. As will be
apparent in a subsequent chapter, there is another way of viewing
the Sumerian and Biblical traditions as components of a
whole.
310
The clear association of Marduk and Ninurta with the
Great Pyramid was one feature of Sitchin’s reading of the
Lugal-e.
311
Joseph P. Farrell, The Giza Death
Star Deployed, pp. 37-49.
312
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 291.
313
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 291.
314
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, pp. 291-292
315
Ibid., p. 292. Perhaps instead of “be obscured’ one
might say ”will stop“, indicating the cessation of life to be
brought about by this new deluge.
316
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 293.
317
Ibid., p. 302.
318
Ibid.
319
Ibid., p. 304.
320
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 307.
321
Ibid., p. 308.
322
Andrew Collins, Gods of
Eden, p. 173.
323
E.A.E. Reymond, The Mythical
Origins of the Egyptian Temple, p. 4.
324
Ibid.
325
Collins, Gods of Eden, p.
173.
326
Ibid., p. 174.
327
Ibid., emphasis added.
328
Ibid.
329
Q.v. my Giza Death Star, pp.
56-58.
330
Collins, Gods of Eden, p.
174.
331
Ibid.
332
Ibid., pp. 174-175. This curious fact indicates clearly
that one is dealing specifically with the paleophysics of the
primary scission: see my Giza Death
Star Destroyed, pp. 106-110,
222-245.
333
Ibid., p. 175.
334
Ibid., emphasis added.
335
Q.v. my Giza Death Star
Destroyed, pp. 10-14.
336
E.A.E. Reymond, The Mythical
Origins of the Egyptian Temple, p. 13.
337
Ibid.
338
Ibid., p. 10.
339
Reymond, The Mythcal Origins of the
Egyptian Temple, p. 19.
340
Reymond, The Mythical Origins of
the Egyptian Temple, p. 35.
341
Ibid., p. 60.
342
Ibid., p. 113.
343
See my The Giza Death Star
Destroyed, pp. 8-9.
344
Q.v. Reymond, The Mythical Origins
of the Egyptian Temple, p. 108.
345
Q.v. my The Giza Death Star
Destroyed, p.8.
346
Reymond, The Mythical Origins of
the Egyptian Temple, pp. 91-92.
347
Collins, Gods of Eden, p.
175.
348
Ibid., p. 176.
349
Ibid.
350
Collins, p. 177, italicized emphasis added, bold and
italicized emphasis in the original.
351
Q.v. Giza Death Star
Destroyed, pp. 222-245.
352
See my The Giza Death Star,
pp. 42-56.
353
Collins, Gods of Eden, p.
177, emphasis added.
354
See my The Giza Death Star
Deployed, pp. 25-38.
355
Against this view, however, it should be stated that
Collins remarks that “these additional building phases are not
necessarily to be seen as later events, since the texts are often
mixed up, duplicated and confused and may therefore refer to events
relating to the first two period of creation.” (p. 177) This would
seem to argue my point, however, that the initial phases are
“paleoancient”, i.e., perhaps millions of years
old.
356
Collins, Gods of Eden, p.
177.
357
E. A. E. Reymond, The Mythical
Origin of the Egyptian Temple (Manchester University Press,
1969), p. 229.
358
Collins, The Gods of Eden,
p. 178.
359
Ibid., p. 179.
360
Ibid., p. 180.
361
Ibid.
362
Collins, Gods of Eden, p.
180, emphasis in the original.
363
Ibid., p.180.
364
Ibid.
365
Ibid., p. 181, emphasis added.
366
Peter Goodgame, “The Myth and Religion of Osiris the
God,” The Giza Discovery Part Two,
www.redmoonrising.com/Giza/OsirisMyth2.htm, p.
6.
367
Ibid., p. 7
368
Collins, The Gods of Eden,
p. 194.
369
Ibid., p. 195, emphasis added.
370
Collins, The Gods of Eden,
p. 196.
371
Faulkner, The Ancient Egyptian
Coffin Texts, spell 1080, p, 147, cited in Collins,
The Gods of Eden, pp.
196-197.
372
Collins, The Gods of Eden,
p. 197.
373
Collins, The Gods of Eden,
p. 60.
374
Ibid.
375
Ibid., p. 61.
376
Ibid., p. 62.
377
Ibid., pp. 66-71.
378
Ibid., p. 93. The phenomenon is not, however, as
mysterious as it would first appear to be, for one of the
implications of scalar physics is the ability of an object, under
the right geometrical configuration, to structure the local potential of the medium. This
would include the “inventor” himself as a component, in some
circumstances, of this geometry. When the invention is moved, or operated by someone
else, it loses this local structuring of the potential. This
is a phenomenon dealt with at some length by Bearden in various
papers.
379
The text cited is from Hans Gustav Gunterbock, trans.,
“The Song of Ullikummi: Revised Text of the Hittite version of a
Hurrian Myth,” Oriental Institute
(University of Chicago, New Haven, CT: The American Schools of
Oriental Research, 1952).
380
“This child”, i.e., Ullikummi
381
David Hatcher Childress, Lost
Cities of Ancient Lemuria and the Pacific,
p.
382
Most likely a reference to Baal.
383
http://earth-history.com/Sumer/sumer-sumer-kinglist.htm
Emphasis added.
384
R.A. Boulay, Flying Serpents and
Dragons, pp. 56-57.
385
Ibid., p. 57.
386
Alternatively, if one takes Van Flandern’s figure,
65,000,000 years ago, and divides it by 120 and then again in half,
one obtains 270,833 years ago, roughly the same time frame as the
antediluvian reigns of the Sumerian kings.
387
Frank Joseph, “Giron-Gagal,” The
Atlantis Encyclopedia, p. 123.
388
Ibid.
389
Frank Joseph., “Okinoshima,” The
Atlantis Encyclopedia, p. 212
390
Frank Joseph, “Alatuir,” The
Atlantis Encyclopedia, pp. 17-18.
391
Frank Joseph, “Chintamani,” The
Atlantis Encyclopedia, pp. 86-87.
392
Once again I am using the term “Sumerian” as a symbol or
shorthand of the Mesopotamian tradition.
393
Stephanie Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia (Oxford, 2000), p. 163.
394
Q.v. my Giza Death Star
Destroyed (Adventures Unlimited Press, 2005), pp.
10-20.
395
Stephanie Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, pp. 170, 175.
396
Ibid., p. 180.
397
Ibid., p. 203.
398
Stephanie Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 203.
399
Ibid., p. 204.
400
Ibid., emphasis added.
401
Ibid., p. 314, n. 37.
402
Ibid., p. 205, emphasis added.
403
Q.v. The Book of
Enoch.
404
Q.v. my The Giza Death Star
Destroyed, pp. 10-20.
405
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 317.
406
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 321.
407
Ibid.
408
The biblical echoes are found in:
409
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 321.
410
Ibid., p. 322.
411
Ibid., p. 325.
412
Ibid., p. 326.
413
Joseph P. Farrell, The Giza Death
Star Destroyed, pp. 77-78.
414
Stephanie Dalley, Mythsfrom
Mesopotamia, p. 205.
415
Dalley, Mythsfrom
Mesopotamia, p. 206.
416
Q.v. my The Giza Death Star
Destroyed, pp. 37-49.
417
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 207, emphasis added.
418
Ibid.
419
Q.v. my Giza Death Star
Deployed, pp. 37-49.
420
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 208.
421
Ibid., p. 208, emphasis added.
422
It should be emphasized in this connection that scalar
physics is inclusive of a strong biophysical component as well as
of a consciousness component.
423
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 208.
424
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, pp. 210-212.
425
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, pp. 213-214.
426
Dalley, Mythsfrom
Mesopotamia, p. 214, emphasis added.
427
Dalley, op. cit., p. 214, emphasis
added.
428
The fact that most pyramids are planetary analogues
should be recalled, as well as the fact that the pyramidal analogue
of the Earth par excellence is the Great
Pyramid.
429
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 215.
430
Ibid., p. 218, emphasis added.
431
R.A. Boulay, Flying Serpents and
Dragons, p. 83, emphasis added.
433
http://earth-history.com/Sumer/sumer-ninurta-exploits.htm,
pp. 8-15, emphases added.
434
This acoustic component is loose corroboration of my
speculation that the Great Pyramid represented a weaponized
“scalar” technology using longitudinal waves in the medium,
“electro-acoustic” waves, as its primary punch. Such types of waves
would be one clear contender for the necessary power to blow up a
planet.
435
In my Giza Death Star
Destroyed. I indicated that such electrostatic displays
would be a secondary signature of scalar effects being manipulated
on a planetary scale.
436
In this context it is interesting to contemplate once
again the strange episodes that preceded and immediately followed
the Anglo-American assault on Iraq to deny Saddam Hussein the
perfection of his alleged “weapons of mass destruction.” It is well
known that prior to the invasion, France and Germany had teams of
archaeologists assisting the Bathist regime to recover and
catalogue a number of important archaeological finds and sites in
the country. Might Hussein’s alleged “weapons of mass destruction”
have been the code for something more than just chemical,
biological, or nuclear weapons? We will never know for sure, but it
is perhaps illuminating to recall the “Baghdad Museum Incident”
shortly after the city was captured by American forces. Several
priceless ancient artifacts, with some ancient texts presumably
among them, disappeared for a period of a few days, and then were
suddenly “recovered” and restored to the museum, giving the thieves
enough time, perhaps, to copy or take pictures of whatever items
they had stolen, or to substitute other items in their place which
were subsequently recovered and returned.
437
R.A. Boulay, Flying Serpents and
Dragons, p. 79.
438
R.A. Boulay, Flying Serpents and
Dragons, p. 79.
439
Ibid., p. 80.
440
Stephanie Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 329.
441
De Santillana and Von Dechind, Hamlet’s Mill, p.
324.
442
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 326.
443
Q.v. my comments in The Giza Death
Star Destroyed, pp. 77-78, where I suggest a connection
between the Tower of Babel and the Great
Pyramid.
444
For a summary of these dimensions, see my Giza Death Star, pp. 161-179, and Peter Tompkins,
Secrets of the Great Pyramid, pp.
361-382.
445
Sir E.A. Wallis Budge, Amulets and
Superstitions: The Original Texts with Translations and
Descriptions of a Long Series of Egyptian, Sumerian,
Assyrian, Hebrew, Christian, Gnostic and
Muslim Amulets and Talismans and Magical Figures, with Chapters on
the Evil Eye, The Origin of the Amulet, The Pentagon, the Swastika,
the Cross (Pagan and Christian), the Properties of Stones, Rings,
Divination, Numbers, the Kabbalah, Ancient Astrology,
etc.(Oxford University Press, 1930), p. 406, emphasis
added.
446
Budge, Amulets and
Superstitions, p. 408.
447
Ibid., pp. 407-408.
448
Budge, Amulets and
Superstitions, p. 423.
449
De Santillana and Von Dechind, Hamlet’s Mill, p. 294.
450
Stephanie Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 222, emphasis added.
451
Zechariah Sitchin, The Wars of Gods
and Men, p. 96.
452
Ibid., p. 94.
453
Ibid.
454
Ibid., p. 239.
455
Ibid., p. 96.
456
See The Giza Death Star, pp.
270-271..
457
Manley P. Hall, The Secret
Teachings of All Ages, p. 96.
458
This phrase was not italicized in The Giza Death Star Destroyed, but I emphasize it
here.
459
Ibid., p. 160. It will be recalled that this
relationship between man and cosmology was a central feature of the
texts examined in The Giza Death
Star(pp. 46-107), and that this strongly indicated that the
paleophysics of the paleoancient Very High Civilization knew of,
and strongly incorporated, some version of the Anthropological
Principle of modern physics into its understanding of physical
mechanics.
460
Joseph P. Farrell, The Giza Death
Star, pp. 46-107.
461
Manley P. Hall, op. cit., p. 86.
462
Manley P. Hall, op. cit., p. 97.
463
Ibid., p. 306.
464
Joseph P. Farrell, The Giza Death
Star, pp. 267-268.
465
Manley P. Hall, op. cit., p. 308.
466
In this regard it is worth noting that Hall records that
in some versions of the esoteric tradition, the solar system itself
becomes “Lucifer’s realm” following his fall and exile from heaven.
(Hall, op. cit., p. 473)
467
Manley P. Hall, op. cit., p. 496.
468
This is precisely the contention of physicist Paul
LaViolette, as will be seen later in this book.
469
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 218.
470
While many scientists do not accept the recent studies
in physics concerning the “Anthropic Principle,” many do, and this
principle in some form may thus be a clue as to what the science
behind “makanthropos” may have been.
471
LaViolette, The Talk of the
Galaxy, p. 132, emphasis added.
472
And the Nazi one, for readers of my book The SS Brotherhood of the Bell will recall the late
war German radar wave-mixing experiments on their nonlinear Radar
Absorbent Material. The major difference between the German
experiments and the modem one is that the German radars were not
cohered.
473
LaViolette, The Talk of the
Galaxy, p. 132.
474
LaViolette, The Talk of the
Galaxy, 132-134, emphasis in the
original.
475
Bearden makes the following extremely disturbing remarks
which provide the historical basis to LaViolette’s Mark II
microwave version of this technology:
“One should also
realize that the Soviets discovered time-reversed (TR) EM waves
right after World War II. In the latter 60’s and early 70’s, to
their astonishment, Western scientists found time-reversed EM Waves
emerging in the open Soviet nonlinear optics literature. In 1972,
two Soviet scientists briefed U.S. scientists at Lawrence Livermore
National Laboratory on nonlinear optical phase conjugate
waves.
“At the end of World
War II, the Soviets discovered four-wave mixing and pumped phase
conjugate mirror effects in the German radar team’s anomalous radar
experiments with multibeam illumination of radar absorbing material
(RAM). Specifically, in multibeam illumination of RAM materials,
one gets four-wave mixing and amplified phase conjugate replica
effects. The phase conjugate replica, of course, is a time-reversed
EM wave. Further, in four-wave mixing, this time-reversed EM wave
can be amplified. Thus anomalous, amplified, time-reversed radar
waves would have been encountered in the radar team’s experiments.
The Soviets obtained the entire German radar team - RAM materials,
multibeam illumination anomalies and all - at the end of the war.
In deciphering these anomalies, the Soviets and their German
protégés discovered time-reversed EM waves, phase conjugate
replicas, pumped phase conjugate mirrors, and multiwave mixing
effects. And they first discovered them in radar waves - microwaves - not in optical waves.” (Bearden, Gravitobiology, pp. 26- 27, emphasis in the
original).
As I noted, however,
in my last book, The SS Brotherhood of the
Bell, I believe that the ascription of this discovery to the
Soviets by Bearden is erroneous. I believe the Germans were looking
for these effects, found them, and knew full well what the physics
implications were. While Bearden credits the invention of the whole
vocabulary of scalar or quantum potential physics to the Soviets,
since it first appears there in their open physics literature, I
believe the likelihood to be that the concepts and terms were first
invented during the war by the Nazis to explain the anomalous
effects they were observing in terms ideologically acceptable to the occult- and anti-relativistically
obsessed SS that oversaw all such secret research in Nazi Germany.
(Q.v. The SS Brotherhood of the Bell,
pp. 225-229). Finally, I believe the effects of the Bell itself
also involved torsion waves and interference patterns of the type
outlined here. As such, it was a scalar device in every way. That
the physics conceptions the Nazis were working on should so closely
parallel the conceptions outlined in this chapter should give one
pause.
476
Q.v. my SS Brotherhood of the
Bell, pp. 242-248.
477
Ervin Laszlo, Science and the
Akashic Field, p. 107.
478
Ibid., pp. 80-81.
479
Ibid., p. 55.
480
Another way of saying “linking” is
“entanglement”.
481
Laszlo, Science and the Akashic
Field, pp. 51-52, emphasis added.
482
Q.v. my Giza Death Star
Destroyed, pp 118-122, for more information on Hartmut
Mueller’s “Global Scaling Theory.”
483
Lazslo, Science and the Akashic
Field, p. 49.
484
Ibid., p. 21.
485
Q.v. Tom Bearden, Gravitobiology (Testa Book Co, 1991), pp. 18,
38.
486
Tom Bearden, Oblivion: America at
the Brink (Cheniere Press, 2005), p. 249, bold and
italicized emphasis added. It is worth noting that on p. i of the
book, there is the statement “This book is an expanded version of a
very close-hold brief provided to a certain Head of State and his
Foreign Minister in 2003.”
487
E. A. E. Reymond, The Mythical
Origins of the Egyptian Temple,
p. 18.
488
E.A.E. Reymond, The Mythical Origin
of the Egyptian Temple, p. 6, emphasis
added.
489
Ibid., pp. 91-92.
490
I should stress that what I am saying does not mean that
the entire memory or consciousness of an individual is downloaded,
as it were, into a “grating” or interference pattern. Rather, I
mean that the generalized gratings for producing certain emotional
states in a variety of individuals is what constitutes a
grating.
491
Regarding “software,” the words of R.A. Boulay should
once again be recalled. “In this sense they seemed to be like our
modem day computer storage disks and chips. The ME were actually
the how-to-manuals of the ancients but embedded in
stone.
“Each ME provided the
possessor full authority and power over a certain aspect of life,
perhaps by providing essential information and instructions on
controlling certain physical equipment. In this respect they may
have been control modules use to operate certain pieces of
equipment. Some of the ME were called ME-GAL-GAL or “great ME” and
were associated with “divine” weapons of mass destruction.” R.A.
Boulay, Flying Serpents and Dragons,
p., 79.
492
Thorkild Jacobsen, The Harps that
Once, p. 238.
493
Ibid., p. 239, emphasis added.
494
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 291.
495
Ibid., p. 292.
496
Ibid., p. 293.
497
Q.v. Dalley, p. 326
498
Bruce Rux, Architects of the
Underworld: Unriddling Atlantis, Anomalies of Mars, and the Mystery
of the Sphinx (Berkeley: Frog Ltd. 1996), p.
370.
499
Ibid., p. 305.
500
Ibid., p. 310.
501
Q.v. The Giza Death Star
Destroyed, pp. 10-20.
502
Bruce Rux, Architects of the
Underworld, p. 372.
503
Ibid., p. 373.
504
Ibid., p. 328.
505
Rux, Architects of the
Underworld, p. 328, emphasis added.
506
Ibid., p. 366.
507
Rux, Architects of the
Underworld, pp. 363-364.
508
Ibid., p. 362,
509
David Hatcher Childress, Lost
Cities of North and Central America, p.
220.
510
Rux, Architects of the
Underworld, pp. 362-363.
511
Ibid., p. 363.
512
Rux, Architects of the
Underworld, p. 365.
513
Ibid.
514
In the Andes mountains of Bolivia.
515
Ibid., emphasis added.
516
Ibid.
517
Ibid.
518
Rux, Architects of the
Underworld, p. 365.
519
Ibid.
520
Ibid., p. 364, emphasis added.
521
Rux, Architects of the
Underworld, p. 378. Budge’s translation differs slightly,
saying “As to (the words) ‘that night of the battle,’ they concern
the inroad (of the children of impotent revolt) into the eastern
part of heaven, whereupon there arose a battle in haven and in all
the earth.” (E. A. Wallis Budge, The Egyptian
Book of the Dead: (The Papyrus of Ani) Egyptian Text
Transliteration and Translation [Dover, 1967], p.
287.)
522
The observation is actually originally Alan Alford’s!
Q.v. my Giza Death Star Destroyed, p.
28.
523
Rux, Architects of the
Underworld, p. 366, emphasis added.
524
Rux, Architects of the
Underworld, p., 366.
525
Ibid., p. 367.
526
Ibid., p. 369.
527
George J. Haas and William R. Saunders, The Cydonia Codex: Reflections from Mars, p. 5.
Along with Hoagland’s magnificent study of the Cydonia ruins,
The Monuments of Mars: A City on the Edge of
Forever, Haas’ and Saunders’ book is one of the most
thought-provoking books the author has ever read. Sadly it does not
get the attention it deserves.
528
Rux, Architects of the
Underworld, p. 369.
529
Ibid., p. 370.
530
Ibid.
531
Ibid., p. 374.
532
Ibid., p. 375, emphasis in the
original.
533
Note the close resemblance of the term “aker” to the
Sumerian term for a pyramid, or ziggurat,
“ekur”.
534
Ibid., p. 375.
535
Rux, Architects of the
Underworld, p. 375.
536
Ibid., emphasis added.
537
Q.v. The Giza Death Star
Destroyed, pp.
538
Rux, Architects of the
Underworld, p. 387.
539
www.enterprisemission.com/moonl.htm.
Hoagland’s pictures and his extensive commentary simply must be
viewed together to obtain their full impact, and hence, no attempt
beyond outlining his case is made here. The reader is urged to
consult Hoagland’s paper and consider its enormous implications for
the cosmic war scenario being developed here.
540
Rux, Architects of the
Underworld, p. 391.
541
Ibid., p. 380.
542
Q.v. my Giza Death Star
Destroyed, pp. 53-67.
543
Rux, Architects of the
Underworld, p. 390.
544
Rux, Architects of the
Underworld, p. 377, emphasis added.
545
Peter Goodgame, “Domination by Deception, The Giza Discovery, Part Six, www.redmoonrising.com/Giza/DomDec6.htm, p. 1
.
546
Cited in Peter Goodgame, “The Myth and Religion of
Osiris the God, The Giza Discovery.
www.redmoonrising.com/Giza/OsirisMyth2.htm, Part
Two, p. 8.
547
Peter Goodgame, “The Saviors of the Ancient World,”
The Giza Discovery, Part Three,
www.redmoonrising.com/Giza/DyingRising3.htm, pp.
13-14.
548
Peter Goodgame, “Egypt’s Forgotten Origins,”
The Giza Discovery, www.redmoonrising.com/Giza/EgyptsOrigins4.htm, p.
3.
549
Peter Goodgame, “Domination by Deception,” The Giza Discovery, Part Six, pp.
1-2.
550
Ibid., p. 2.
551
Ibid., p. 3.
552
Peter Goodgame, “Domination by Deception,” The Giza Discovery, www.redmoonrising.com/Giza/DomDec6.htm, p.
3.
553
Being personally familiar with most theological
literature on this subject, this author would hardly qualify the
response of theologians to this verse - from John of Damascus and
Ambrose of Milan to Thomas Aquinas - as one of
perplexity.
554
David Rohl, The Lost
Testament, cited in Peter Goodgame, “Domination by
Deception,” The Giza Discovery,
www.redmoonrising.com/Giza/DomDec6.htm
555
Q.v. Peter Goodgame, “Domination by Deception,”
The Giza Discovery, Part Six, www.redmoonrising.com/Giza/DomDec6.htm, pp.
4-5.
556
Laurence Gardner, Genesis of the
Grail Kings, p. 316. The entire set of Gardner’s thorough
genealogies plus his extensive annotations is found on pp.
316-358.
557
Gardner, Genesis of the Grail
Kings, p. 317.
558
Gardner, Genesis of the Grail
Kings, p. 319.
559
Peter Goodgame, “Domination by Deception,” The Giza Discovery, www.redmoonrising.com/Giza/DomDec6.htm, p.
6.
560
Dalley, Myths from
Mesopotamia, p. 326.
561
All citations in this section are from the Authorized
King James version.
562
All quotations from the Bible are from the Authorized
Version unless otherwise noted. Bold and italics emphasis
added.
563
Cited in Peter Goodgame, “The Spirit World and
Civilization,” The Giza Discovery, p.
13, www.redmoonrising.com/Giza/SpiritCiv5.htm.
564
Ibid., p. 14.
565
Peter Goodgame, “The Spirit World and Civilization,”
The Giza Discovery, www.redmoonrising.com/Giza/SpiritCiv6.htm, p.
14.
566
Ibid., p. 15.
567
Ibid., p. 17.
568
Ibid., p. 27.
569
David Rohl, The Lost
Testament, pp. 73-74.
570
Q.v. The Giza Death Star
Destroyed, p. 77-78.
571
Peter Goodgame, “The Second Coming of the Antichrist,”
The Giza Discovery, Part Seven,
www.redmoonrising.com/Giza/SavDest7.htm, p.
3.
572
Stephen Quayle, Genesis 6 Giants:
Master Builders of Prehistoric and Ancient Civilizations, p.
30.
573
Q.v. Stephen Quayle, Genesis 6
Giants, p. 25.
574
Ibid., p. 62.
575
Stephen Quayle, Genesis 6
Giants, pp. 52, 53.
576
Quayle, Genesis 6
Giants, pp. 52-53.
577
Ibid., p. 53.
578
Q.v. my The Giza Death Star
Destroyed, pp. 31-36.
579
Q.v. the Christian Church Father, St. John of Damascus,
On the Orthodox Faith, or the mediaeval
Latin scholastic, Thomas Aquinas, Summa
Theologica,. Other early Christian authors such as the
Apologists or, even better, Origen, speculated that angels had a
kind of material existence, but one that was “less dense”, i.e.,
closer to the original materia prima from which they and the rest of
creation were created. To put this metaphysical conception in
slightly different, more “physics and mathematics related” terms,
such beings were closer in terms of their “topological descent”
from this materia prima than more
“material” - or to use the terms of this earliest period of
metaphysical speculation, more “gross” - creatures such as
humans.
It is interesting to
note that, in the Patristic Christian and as well as the early
mediaeval Latin traditions, angels inhabit a kind of
“hyperdimensional” realm, as “created everlastings,” i.e., as
creatures having a temporal beginning, but no end. In this sort of
timeless existence, so closely tied to the transmutative aether,
there is no distinction between an act of the will and the
formation of its habit, a condition that does apply to humans. Thus, angels, on this view,
acquire a habit or “impressed dynamic” simultaneously with the
first exercise of their will, for good or ill. Extending this line
of reasoning, this impressed dynamic conceivably impresses itself
in turn on objects that they encounter.
580
David Cohen, “Plasma Blobs Hint at New Form of Life,”
New Scientist, 17 September,
2003.
581
Another obvious implication of such a life form would be
that it would be capable of inhabiting worlds not thought to be
habitable by human-like life.
582
Q.v. Revelations 12:7.
583
R.A. Boulay, Flying Serpents and
Dragons, p. 41.
584
R.A. Boulay, Flying Serpents and
Dragons, p. 41.
585
From R. A. Boulay’s Flying Serpents
and Dragons, p. 44.
586
Ibid., p. 45.
587
R.A. Boulay, Flying Serpents and
Dragons, p. 44. Note, in the second of the above
pictographs, the three stars above the snake which appear to be the
three stars of the belt in the constellation
Orion.
588
Ibid.
589
R.A. Boulay, Flying Serpents and Dragons, p. 47.
590
Ibid., p. 52.
591
Isaac Asimov, Intelligent Man’s
Guide to Science, p. 108.
592
Don Wilson, Our Mysterious
Spaceship Moon, p. 72,
593
Don Wilson, Our Mysterious Spaceship Moon, pp. 26-27.
594
Ibid., p. 24.
595
Vostok was a Russian lunar landing
probe.
596
Don Wilson, Our Mysterious
Spaceship Moon, pp. 58-59.
597
In my opinion, this is simply an error in transcription,
since “steep ridge” could sound like “steep
bridge.”
598
EVA, that is, extra-vehicular
activity.
599
Don Wilson, Our Mysterious
Spaceship Moon, pp. 135-136.
600
Ibid., p. 145.
601
Don Wilson, Secrets of Our
Spaceship Moon, p. 53.
602
Q.v. my SS Brotherhood of the
Bell, pp. 54-137.
603
Don Wilson, Secrets of Our
Spaceship Moon, p. 261.
604
William L. Brian II, Moongate:
Suppressed Findings of the U.S. Space Program, p.
63.
605
See also my previous book, The SS
Brotherhood of the Bell, pp. 123-128.
606
For further discussion of this point, see my previous
book, The Giza Death Star Destroyed,
pp. 8-9.
607
Don Wilson, Our Mysterious
Spaceship Moon, p. 21.
608
Daniel Ross, UFO’s and the Complete
Evidence from Space: The Truth about Venus, Mars, and the
Moon, p. 100.
609
David Hatcher Childress, Extraterrestrial Archeology, p. 80, citing NASA’s
“Lunar Orbital Science Visual Observation Site Graphics, Apollo
Mission 15, for V-4, Cauchy Rilles region (38.7° E, 9.7° N).
Childress’ book is full of photographs of these strange “domes”
which are almost perfectly circular objects, often found in the
bottom and exact center of smaller craters.
610
Daniel Ross, UFO’s and the Complete
Evidence from Space, p. 101.
611
Ibid., p. 102.
612
Daniel Ross, UFOs and the Complete
Evidence from Space, p. 103, emphasis in the
original.
613
Don Wilson, Our Mysterious
Spaceship Moon, pp. 66-67.
614
Ibid., p. 79.
615
Don Wilson, Our Mysterious Spaceship Moon, p.
99.
616
Ibid.
617
Ibid.
618
Don Wilson, Our Mysterious
Spaceship Moon, pp. 101-102, citing Popular Science, January, 1972,
pp.67-68.
619
Ibid., pp. 105-106.
620
lbid.,p. p. 125.
621
Don Wilson, Our Mysterious
Spaceship Moon, p. 95.
622
Ibid., p.49.
623
Ibid.
624
Ibid., p. 50.
625
Daniel Ross, UFOs and the Complete
Evidence from Space, p. 130.
626
Richard C. Hoagland, The Monuments
of Mars: A City on the Edge of Forever, Fifth edition, p.
149.
627
Richard C. Hoagland, The Monuments
of Mars: A City on the Edge of Forever, fifth edition, pp.
112-113.
628
See his discussion on pp. 114-117.
629
Hoagland, The Monuments of
Mars, p. 126.
630
Richard C. Hoagland, The Monuments
of Mars, p. 148.
631
Hoagland, The Monuments of
Mars, pp. 148-149, all emphasis
Hoagland’s.
632
Thorkild Jacobsen, trans and ed., “The Lugal-e,” in
The Harps That Once..., p.
237.
633
Ibid., p. 245, emphasis added.
634
Mars’ other little satellite is named Deimos, or
“Trembling.”
635
Cited in my The Giza Death Star
Destroyed, p. 54.
636
Hoagland, The Monuments of
Mars, p. 350, emphasis Hoagland’s.
637
Ibid.
638
It should be noted that Hoagland is certainly aware of
the work of Sitchin. And it should also be pointed out that
Hoagland has, on some occasions during radio talk show interviews,
alluded to the possibility of a war having been the cause of the
destruction of Mars and of the former planet that caused the
asteroid belt.
639
Richard C. Hoagland, A Moon
with a View: Or, What Did Arthur
Know...and When Did He Know It? Part 4, p. 2, www.enterprisemission.com/moon4.htm.
640
Ibid., Part 1, p. 6, www.enterprisemission.com/moonl.htm.
641
Hoagland, A Moon With A
View, Part One, p., 7, www.enterprisemission.com/moon1.htm.
642
Hoagland, A Moon With A
View. Part One. p. 8, www.enterprisemission.com/moonl.htm.
643
Hoagland, A Moon With A
View, Part Four, pp. 22-23, www.enterprisemission.com/moon4.htm, emphasis
Hoagland’s.
644
Ibid., p. 23.
645
Hoagland, A Moon With A
View, p. 23, bold and italicized emphasis added, www.enterprisemission.com/moon4.htm.
646
Ibid., p. 24, emphasis Hoagland’s.
647
Hoagland, A Moon With A
View, www.enterprisemission.com/moon1.htm. p.
9,
648
Hoagland, A Moon With A
View, Part Two, pp. 10-11, www.enterprisemission.com/moon2.htm.
649
Hoagland, A Moon With A
View, Part Two, p. 11, www.enterprisemission.com/moon2.htm.
650
Hoagland, A Moon With A
View, Part 1, p. 21, emphasis Hoagland’s, www.enterprisemission.com/moon1.htm
.
651
Ibid., p. 22, emphasis Hoagland’s.
652
Ibid., Part 2, p. 26.
653
Hoagland, A Moon With A
View, Part 2, p. 26, emphasis Hoagland’s, www.enterprisemission.com/moon2.htm.
654
Ibid.
655
Ibid., p. 27, emphasis Hoagland’s.
656
Hoagland, A Moon With A
View, Part 6, p. 2, www.enterprisemission.com/moon6.htm.
657
Ibid., p. 3. It should be pointed out that our survey
here has barely scratched the surface of the detailed analysis that
Hoagland gives to this precise point.
658
Ibid., p. 5, emphasis Hoagland’s. Again, space did not
permit us to explore this aspect of Hoagland’s analysis. But the
point he is making is obviously related to the fact that lapetus
displays flat, planar edges.
659
Hoagland, A Moon With A
View, Part 6, p. 8, emphasis Hoagland’s. www.enterprisemission.com/moon6.htm.
660
See my The Giza Death Star
Deployed, pp. 1-11.
661
Hoagland, A Moon With A
View, Part 6, p. 8, emphasis Hoagland’s, www.enterprisemission.com/moon6.htm.
662
Ibid., p. 14.
663
Michael A. Cremo, from the Introduction to Michael A.
Cremo and Richard L. Thompson, The Hidden
History of the Human Race, p. xix.
664
Michael A. Cremo, from the Introduction to Forbidden Archeology, p. xxiv.
665
Cremo and Thompson, Forbidden
History, p. 19.
666
Cremo and Thompson, Forbidden
Archeology, p. 19.
667
Cremo and Thompson, Forbidden
Archeology, p. 22.
668
Cremo and Thompson, The Hidden
History of the Human Race, p. 103.
669
Cremo and Thompson, The Hidden
History of the Human Race, p. 104. 8 Ibid., p. 105.
670
Cited in Cremo and Thompson, The
Hidden History of the Human Race, pp.
106-107.
671
Cremo and Thompson, The Hidden
History of the Human Race, p. 107, emphasis
added.
672
I stress this point simply because mere suppression of
anomalies such as this cannot advance the cause of science. They
should be presented to the scientific public for its consideration,
not rejected by editorial committees with a vested interest, often
financial, in maintaining a status quo.
673
Cremo and Thompson, The Hidden
History of the Human Race, p. 109.
674
Ibid.
675
Ibid., p. 110.
676
Ibid.
677
Ibid., p. 109.
678
Cremo and Thompson, The Hidden
History of the Human Race, p. 113.
679
Ibid., p. 114.
680
Cremo and Thompson, The Hidden
History of the Human Race, p. 115.
681
Ibid.
682
For a review, see Cremo and Thompson’s discussion on pp.
118 -120.
683
Cremo and Thompson, The Hidden
History of the Human Race, p. 120.
684
Ibid., p. 119.
685
Cremo and Thompson, The Hidden
History of the Human Race, p. 121.
686
Ibid., p. 117.
687
Ibid., p. 121.
688
Richard C. Hoagland, A Moon With A
View, Part 6, p. 19, www.enterprisemission.com/moon6.htm.
689
See my Reich of the Black
Sun, pp. 287-295.
690
The struck through portion is in the original
document.
691
Cited in my Reich of the Black
Sun, p. 295.
692
E.A. Wallis Budge, The Egyptian
Book of the Dead: (The Papyrus of Ani), Egyptian Text,
Transliteration and Translation, (Dover), p.
287.
693
The Giza Death Star, p. 31,
citing William Henry, One Foot in Atlantis:
The Secret Occult History of World War II and Its Impact on New Age
Politics (Anchorage, Alaska: Earthpulse, 1998), p.
7.