Authors: End Times, Conspiracies, Breakaway Civilisations
Texe Marrs, Jim Marrs, Nick Redfern, Nick Pope, Frank Joseph, Thomas Horn, Joy Jeffries Pugh, Eugen Weber, Peter Levenda, Walter Bosley, John Keel, Jacques Vallee, William Birnes, Andrew Collins, Toyne Newton, Philip Coppens, James & Lance Morcan, William Bramley, Eve Lorgen, Karla Turner, Dean and Jill Henderson, Sean Casteel, Timothy Beckley, Olav Phillips, Rosemary Ellen Guiley, Andrew Johnson, Philip Gardiner, Jeffery Pritchett, Tim Swartz, Joseph Farrell, Philip Imbrogno, Ivan Sanderson, Adam Parfrey, Jim Keith, Mae Brussell, Edward T Haslam, David McGowan, Jay Dyer, Lynn Picknett, Ellis Taylor, Cara St Louis, Daniel Estulin, Kerry Bolton, Gary Lachman, W A Harbinson, Troy McLachlan, Stanley Monteith
This is not meant to be a definitive list, just what appears on my Kindle or stored in places not obscured by other items. Not all are proponents of ‘Ancient Alien’ theories as depicted on the TV programme and DVDs. Thanks to those who have sent more suggestions. See the next post on Exopolitics at https://groupsandminds.blogspot.com/2019/03/blog-post_20.html
People may not agree with some conclusions that researchers draw, but that does not invalidate the rest of their efforts. They may mention different things that just set your mind rolling, and in these Internet-days they are easy to follow up. The writers mentioned have put together many complex subjects, spelling them out in language and ways that enable the rest of us to get a picture – no easy task. Some may take an entrenched view. Some are included because they show that nothing is fixed or determined: Ordinary people can make a difference to outcomes.
People may get drawn into cults, or a personal relationship, or accept a job even, in the hope of finding something congenial or meaningful for them, only to find they were lured by false representation or hopes. Security or ‘answers’ may be implied as a front to controlling increasing aspects of members’ lives, and thereby power: Easy to be enticed, not so easy to be independent.
A word of warning: Some of the issues are pretty heady, or can get highly charged. Just bear in mind that things & people are not always how they seem. They can have personal or financial agendas, and they can turn into being ‘cult-like’. Sometimes they are used themselves, or duped into promoting certain ideas or people. Forums are supposedly places for exchange of ideas or ideals, but they can be divisive and damaging, political even. Always be careful what you reveal about yourself, or say about other people, and particularly who you get involved with!
There have been suggestions that, although some information is well based, it could be a stepping stone towards implanting falsehoods, i.e. the opposite of reality, or who may be behind it (or anything in between). It is easy to be drawn by others into conflicts, online or ordinary, that somehow keep on rolling, after a seemingly pleasant start. People can be part of something bigger, controversial, or contrived. And everyone should be entitled to change their mind or reconsider, and stay safe. See more on the Protection & Boundaries post, including Assault on the Mind.
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