Enemy Aliens
David Cole
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From UFOs to psychic powers and government cover-ups, history is riddled with unexplained events. You can turn back now or learn the Stuff They Don't Want You To Know ... an audio podcast from iHeartRadio.
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A Contemporary Investigation of the Bigfoot/Sasquatch Phenomenon
It was described as an honest and objective look at the Bigfoot phenomenon, providing an insightful view into the subject for listeners.
One of my favorite series of books is by Tom Powell, author Tom Powell. He's a longtime, one of the founding members of the BFRO. He's done some a lot of very important work. And if you read, he's got...
— Episode: CLASSIC: The Search For Bigfoot
It was described as an honest and objective look at the Bigfoot phenomenon, providing an insightful view into the subject for listeners.
One of my favorite series of books is by Tom Powell, author Tom Powell. He's a longtime, one of the founding members of the BFRO. He's done some a lot of very important work. And if you read, he's got three books out right now. One of my favorites is The Locals.
The podcast hosts encouraged listeners to purchase copies of their book, 'Stuff They Don't Want You To Know', written by Ben Bolin with Matt Frederick and Noel Brown, which was available in paperback or audiobook format.
We are visually enticing you to purchase copies of Stuff They Don't Want You to Know the book by Ben Bolin with Matt Frederick and Noel Brown
— Episode: Does China Have "Police Stations" Abroad...
The podcast hosts encouraged listeners to purchase copies of their book, 'Stuff They Don't Want You To Know', written by Ben Bolin with Matt Frederick and Noel Brown, which was available in paperback or audiobook format.
We are visually enticing you to purchase copies of Stuff They Don't Want You to Know the book by Ben Bolin with Matt Frederick and Noel Brown
Right now for all your friends and all your enemies and everyone in between
Yeah The frenemies I whenever I get the the lovely pleasure of signing a copy of this book I sign it as Noel in the small print
because we have we are below the fold and it was Ben Bolin who really made this lovely piece of literature Available for your eyes and ears because if you're an audiobook person You can also get it in that form and all three of us Do our part in and reading the thing and all three of us did our part in writing it?
Fiction or Science? Chronology 2
It was the first book in a series that presented the New Chronology theory, which argued that most of human history is much more recent than is commonly believed. It focused on dating methods, eclipses, and zodiacs.
History, Fiction or Science? Dating Methods as Offered by Mathematical Statistics, Eclipses and Zodiacs, (Chronology, Book One).
— Episode: The New Chronology Theory
It was the first book in a series that presented the New Chronology theory, which argued that most of human history is much more recent than is commonly believed. It focused on dating methods, eclipses, and zodiacs.
History, Fiction or Science? Dating Methods as Offered by Mathematical Statistics, Eclipses and Zodiacs, (Chronology, Book One).
And if you just to give you a sense, if you have ever gone to a museum and you go to their gift shop and you see the the different books they have, they're often like beautifully illustrated books on History, art or some realm of the sciences. And you'll see that they're written in a two column format because there's so much information that needs to be put on the page. This is one of those things.
It's that kind of approach. And it would prove to be an opening salvo in what some of Fomenko's critics call and some of his fans call a war on History.
Let's see right now, Matt, there are seven books in the series and they're all saying. They're all looking at different ways to support the argument that most of the ancient History you have heard of is not ancient at all.
This is the new chronology, folks. And spoiler alert, you'll want to strap in.
The Terminal Biography (The Biographizer Trilogy Book 1)
It was mentioned as a good book to learn more about Hitler's life, along with a podcast on the same subject.
One particularly good one is Hitler. The Terminal biography by D Harlan Wilson.
— Episode: CLASSIC: What happened to Hitler?
It was mentioned as a good book to learn more about Hitler's life, along with a podcast on the same subject.
One particularly good one is Hitler. The Terminal biography by D Harlan Wilson.
Written by two French journalists, it was said to detail the theft of PROMIS and a US government conspiracy to cover it up, it was positively reviewed in the New York Times.
And there's one book that got a great write up in the New York Times called The Eye of Washington.
— Episode: The PROMIS Affair - Digging Deeper
Written by two French journalists, it was said to detail the theft of PROMIS and a US government conspiracy to cover it up, it was positively reviewed in the New York Times.
And there's one book that got a great write up in the New York Times called The Eye of Washington.
According to Calvi, the real news in his book is the revelation that the National Security Administration, the NSA, has been seeding computers abroad with promise embedded smart chips, smart standing for systems management automated reasoning tools. Their code named Petrie, P E T R I E.
Hence the book's cover blurb, quote, The vastest espionage operation of this end of the century.
It was the first public mention of the Nazi Bell, based on alleged transcripts from an interrogation of a Nazi SS officer named Jacob Sporrenberg.
In 2000, a Polish author named Igor Witkowski published a book called Prouda o Wunderwaffe or The Truth About the Wonder Weapon.
— Episode: CLASSIC: Die Glocke: The Legend of the N...
It was the first public mention of the Nazi Bell, based on alleged transcripts from an interrogation of a Nazi SS officer named Jacob Sporrenberg.
In 2000, a Polish author named Igor Witkowski published a book called Prouda o Wunderwaffe or The Truth About the Wonder Weapon.
And here is what he claims. While conducting some research, he happened upon these transcripts from the interrogation of a Nazi SS officer named Jacob Sporenberg.
And inside this transcript, he found the first mention of this thing that was called the bell, although it was in German and I can't do it correctly. So. Die Glocke.
The book explores the possibility that the violet substance described by Witkowski was actually red mercury, a hoax substance with exaggerated claims about its potency.
In the book, Hitler's Suppressed and Still Secret Weapons, Science and Technology, author Henry Stevens concludes that the violet mercury-like substance described by Witkowski could only be red mercur...
— Episode: CLASSIC: Die Glocke: The Legend of the N...
The book explores the possibility that the violet substance described by Witkowski was actually red mercury, a hoax substance with exaggerated claims about its potency.
In the book, Hitler's Suppressed and Still Secret Weapons, Science and Technology, author Henry Stevens concludes that the violet mercury-like substance described by Witkowski could only be red mercury because normal mercury, quote, has no fluid compounds, according to conventional wisdom.
It was mentioned in relation to how people who successfully disappear often avoid being caught by not seeking money or contact with their past lives, unless they are sloppy about it.
one of the best works on Faking One's Death or Suicide, if someone's not sloppy about disappearing, there are going to be two reasons they get caught. One is trying to get money from like an insurance...
— Episode: Strange News: Delphi, A Meat Heist, Pelo...
It was mentioned in relation to how people who successfully disappear often avoid being caught by not seeking money or contact with their past lives, unless they are sloppy about it.
one of the best works on Faking One's Death or Suicide, if someone's not sloppy about disappearing, there are going to be two reasons they get caught. One is trying to get money from like an insurance thing or some sort of other account they want to touch. And the second is staying in touch with anyone, literally anyone from their past life.
Strength, Decline, and Renewal in American Domestic Life, 1630-2000 (Marriage and Family Studies Series)
It was suggested as a book to read to learn more about the background of Tucker Carlson's father and his career path. It was described as a wild ride.
If you ever want a crazy read, just look at Dick Carlson's biography online.
— Episode: Listener Mail: Reincarnation, Late-night...
It was suggested as a book to read to learn more about the background of Tucker Carlson's father and his career path. It was described as a wild ride.
If you ever want a crazy read, just look at Dick Carlson's biography online.
A New Translation of the Neijing Suwen with Commentary
The Craft, Lore & Magick of the Witch's Grimoire (The Witch's Tools Series 5)
It discusses various historical grimoires, including the Key of Solomon and The Discovery of Witchcraft. It was cited as a source for a spell to find hidden treasure.
But yeah, all very seemingly practical. Like I want some treasure. I wanna know if, you know, it's sort of a pre metal detector, you know?
— Episode: CLASSIC: Grimoires: Fact and Fiction
It discusses various historical grimoires, including the Key of Solomon and The Discovery of Witchcraft. It was cited as a source for a spell to find hidden treasure.
But yeah, all very seemingly practical. Like I want some treasure. I wanna know if, you know, it's sort of a pre metal detector, you know?
And just to give proper credit, this comes from a blog post by a gentleman named Jason Mankey who has a book called The Witches' Book of Shadows that you can seek out, which sort of talks about different historical grimoires, including the Key of Solomon and some others that we'll discuss, including this one.
A History of Magic Books by Davies Owen (2009-05-15) Hardcover
It was mentioned as a source for information on several grimoires, including the Key of Solomon. It was recommended by the podcast hosts for those interested in the topic.
And if you like this kind of stuff, go to grimoire.org. There is just a place where you can look up different Grimoires. They're listed out through a timeline as well with the purport...
— Episode: CLASSIC: Grimoires: Fact and Fiction
It was mentioned as a source for information on several grimoires, including the Key of Solomon. It was recommended by the podcast hosts for those interested in the topic.
And if you like this kind of stuff, go to grimoire.org. There is just a place where you can look up different Grimoires. They're listed out through a timeline as well with the purported written dates and throughout the centuries. It's good stuff.
Check out Grimoires a history of magical books by Owen Davies.
Your Complete Guide for Medical and Personal Marijuana Cultivation
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According to Ed Rosenthal, author of the Marijuana Growers Handbook, um, the quote legal definition of hemp is a plant that has low THC and perhaps a higher level of CBD, which is the, what is that? T...
— Episode: CLASSIC: The Hemp Car Cover-up
It was mentioned as a source of information on the legal definition of hemp, specifically regarding its low THC and potentially high CBD content.
According to Ed Rosenthal, author of the Marijuana Growers Handbook, um, the quote legal definition of hemp is a plant that has low THC and perhaps a higher level of CBD, which is the, what is that? The cannabinoid?
The Shot That Killed JFK
It was discussed as a plausible theory for the JFK assassination, suggesting that a Secret Service agent accidentally shot him while in the trailing car, and that a cover-up ensued.
This guy, Bonner Manager, has a whole book about it.
— Episode: Havana Syndrome Update, with Jack O'Brie...
It was discussed as a plausible theory for the JFK assassination, suggesting that a Secret Service agent accidentally shot him while in the trailing car, and that a cover-up ensued.
This guy, Bonner Manager, has a whole book about it.
The Persian Book of Kings (Penguin Classics)
It was mentioned that Gehazi, a figure in the Book of Kings, was a corrupt individual who was cursed with leprosy, which some believed was passed down to the Cagots, providing a biblical basis for their persecution.
Gehazi is a figure found in the Book of Kings.
— Episode: CLASSIC: The Mystery of the Cagots
It was mentioned that Gehazi, a figure in the Book of Kings, was a corrupt individual who was cursed with leprosy, which some believed was passed down to the Cagots, providing a biblical basis for their persecution.
Gehazi is a figure found in the Book of Kings.
He was in a position of power, but he was corrupt.
...that leprosy of Naaman would cleave to him and his descendants forever.
Nature, the Utility of Religion, Theism (Great Books in Philosophy)
It was described as the manifesto for the Creativity Movement, a self-described atheist religion centered around racial supremacy, and was originally published in 1973.
White people, again somewhat nebulously defined, are nature's highest creation.
— Episode: Modern Cults, Part II: The Creativity Mo...
It was described as the manifesto for the Creativity Movement, a self-described atheist religion centered around racial supremacy, and was originally published in 1973.
White people, again somewhat nebulously defined, are nature's highest creation.
the creators of all worthwhile culture and civilization
We considered Hitler's Nazi Germany between 1933 and 1939 as the finest and most efficient society the white race has ever produced.
When persuasion and reason fail, the only recourse is violence, legal or illegal?
declaration of the woman's frontier
It was mentioned as an example of a book that proposes Noah's Ark is real and hidden by governments, where the author believes God will eventually reveal it.
An author named Carl Bright believes the arc is not only real but hidden from the mainstream actively. And he wrote a book called Quest for Discovery. One man's epic search for Noah's...
— Episode: CLASSIC: The Search For Noah's Ark
It was mentioned as an example of a book that proposes Noah's Ark is real and hidden by governments, where the author believes God will eventually reveal it.
An author named Carl Bright believes the arc is not only real but hidden from the mainstream actively. And he wrote a book called Quest for Discovery. One man's epic search for Noah's Ark.
I firmly believe that the governments of Turkey, Russia and the United States know exactly where the ark sits. They suppress the information, but God is in charge. The structure will be revealed in its time.
The Uncomfortable Truth About Biodiversity
It was mentioned as a book by a plant biologist critical of permaculture's practicality and scalability, questioning the necessity of maintaining biodiversity.
He wrote a book with a hilarious title that I plan to read. It's called Do We Need Pandas? The Uncomfortable Truth About Biodiversity.
— Episode: Permaculture
It was mentioned as a book by a plant biologist critical of permaculture's practicality and scalability, questioning the necessity of maintaining biodiversity.
He wrote a book with a hilarious title that I plan to read. It's called Do We Need Pandas? The Uncomfortable Truth About Biodiversity.
The Disturbing World of the Psychopaths Among Us
It was mentioned as a book written by Robert Hare, who also devised a checklist for psychopathic behaviours, finding that over 20% of inmates met his criteria for psychopathy.
he is the one who developed a checklist like you said earlier know of various behaviors adding up aggregating into a certain you know a certain threshold of psychopathic behavior and he found that wel...
— Episode: CLASSIC: The Hidden World of Psychopaths
It was mentioned as a book written by Robert Hare, who also devised a checklist for psychopathic behaviours, finding that over 20% of inmates met his criteria for psychopathy.
he is the one who developed a checklist like you said earlier know of various behaviors adding up aggregating into a certain you know a certain threshold of psychopathic behavior and he found that well maybe 1% of the population on average will suffer from this disorder in excess of 20% of the inmate population satisfies his definition of a psychopath
Robert had a very interesting quote about that someone was asking him about his study with prisoners and the reports of people meeting his threshold for psychopathy in the corporate world and he said you know I would love to have interviewed some of those people because I think the number might even be higher
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