AFTERSHOCK

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Tony Pratt interviews author Dr. Michael Cremo. Michael Cremo is an internationally renown author and researcher. Michael discusses his controversial books Forbidden Archeology: The Hidden History Of The Human Race and Human Devolution: A Vedic Alternative To Darwin’s Theory. In Tony Pratt’s first Mystery Us interview with Michael Cremo the focus is on Michael’s seminal book Forbidden Archeology and why modern science has through a systematic process of knowledge filtration ignored mountains of evidence pointing to the ancient antiquity of Homo Sapiens aka modern man that has existed on this planet for millions if not billions of years even before the dinosaurs. Part 1 of 3
Mystery Us #7 Michael Cremo – Forbidden Archeology
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Are best-selling books such as The Da Vinci Code based on history or are they the product of fertile imaginations with a taste for the occult?

An edition of Timewatch that looks at the supposed revelation in certain “history” books which claim to provide clues to unsolved mysteries. Taking the claims of the writers of one of these books at face value at first, the programme then very carefully deconstructs the story, revealing it to be utterly false.

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Are best-selling books such as The Da Vinci Code based on history or are they the product of fertile imaginations with a taste for the occult?

An edition of Timewatch that looks at the supposed revelation in certain “history” books which claim to provide clues to unsolved mysteries. Taking the claims of the writers of one of these books at face value at first, the programme then very carefully deconstructs the story, revealing it to be utterly false.

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Are best-selling books such as The Da Vinci Code based on history or are they the product of fertile imaginations with a taste for the occult?

An edition of Timewatch that looks at the supposed revelation in certain “history” books which claim to provide clues to unsolved mysteries. Taking the claims of the writers of one of these books at face value at first, the programme then very carefully deconstructs the story, revealing it to be utterly false.

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THE TSUNAMI FILE. This is Michael Rose s third international thriller with McArthur & Co, featuring Frank Delaney, a journalist and CSIS operative originally from Montreal. The first in the series was the MAZOVIA LEGACY (stolen Nazi art found in Montreal); the second was THE BURMA EFFECT, set in the Far East and based on a military takeover (which then actually occurred!); and this third one, THE TSUNANI FILE, is based on the forensic detection involved in identifying victims of the tsunami in 2006. Someone is trying to prevent the identification of one of the victims and Frank Delaney swings into action.

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A MORTAL CURIOUSITY is one of the Lizzie Martin series—-these are Victorian mysteries along the line of Anne Perry.

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James Ellroy Interview Obama Bush Blood’s Rover American Crime Writer Essayist Finland Mystery Book Conspiracy Books

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A tour and history of Book Mountain Used Paperback Exchange, Santa Fe, NM. Does your town have such a one? Proprietor Peggy Frank explains how it works.. I’d love to do a video like this about you or your business – that’s what I do, in fact. To see all Jim Terr YouTube videos enter HYMIEHYMIE in search line.

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Barry Trott reviews mystery novels that you can find at the James City County and Williamsburg Libraries

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