Ancient Aliens Debunked?

I came across an interesting interview on the Corbett Report the other day. Chris White has produced a documentary debunking the whole ancient aliens thing. I've seen a few of those shows, and while they're interesting, I think they're full of crap.

If you think about it, this is kind of racist. It's saying "Oh, look, those non-white ancient cultures with all these fancy pyramids and stuff. They didn't build that. Aliens did." It's like the President Obama "You didn't build that" speech of history.

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The documentary is over 3 hours long. I'll probably watch it over the weekend. It's available here, and on YouTube.

An interesting comment I heard is that Michael Shermer, skeptic, invited Chris White, a Christian, to write an article. It made me wonder if the world was coming to an end.

So "Eyes Wide Shut" Was Real?

The question is mostly rhetorical. My own research into the occult indicates that yes, the kind of orgy depicted in Stanley Kubrick's final film "Eyes Wide Shut" does occur.

And here is a mainstream news source indicating that exact same thing. That's right; The Guardian. It sources an article from the New York Times.

It doesn't mention masks and weird rituals.

Kubrick was certainly an interesting man. Especially considering allegations that he faked the moon landing.

Mark Dice- The Illuminati, Facts and Fiction

Mark Dice is a researcher and media analyst. He's written several books, two of which are on my shelf. I enjoy watching his videos.

I started this blog to write about issues like this. I love this stuff. The thing is, I like information that is objectively verifiable. I enjoy some of the weird esoteric stuff, but I have a hard time writing about it.

If you're interested in the Illuminati (I know, that word has you conditioned to close the browser tab and walk away), check out Mark Dice's book. He looked into all the claims about this subject, read all the source material, and verified what he could and debunked the BS.

Check out today's video from Mark, and if you're interested in the book, please consider buying it from my affiliate link. You'll help me buy more cool books to write about, and maybe help me close the gap with working 200 miles away from my wife and children.

Man, Blogger's YouTube search function absolutely sucks. I can put the exact link I'm looking for into it, and come up with videos that aren't even by the person I'm searching for. I'll have to stop using Blogger's editor when I embed videos.


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