Comments on: The Legend of Atlantis

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 04:20:00 +0000

wha wha whaaaaaaaaaa. pretty certain about a lot of uncertainties! if you are a really impressionable person I wouldn’t start here!

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 16:39:00 +0000

ladies and gent,s i refer you to spear of destiny by trevor ravenscroft,yes unlikely as it is this is no more or less real as the bible or kuran,so why do people call this myth,s,the truth is we are being controlled,this is an excellent series and very informative,some people are more gullible than others this is real as any other religious belief,i am more inclined toward,s zarahustra.

By: stevethedoctor1

stevethedoctor1 — Sun, 04 Dec 2011 21:06:00 +0000

why when most of them now live in london.

By: EmmR

EmmR — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 12:36:00 +0000

‘documentary’ … loosely termed indeed. but still interesting

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 15:19:00 +0000

Interesting. As with anything, its a pick and choose with what resonates with you. For me the details seem a little muddled, too stretched to try to make it tangible. Anything that tries too hard to bring something unknowable into the concrete is destined to fail. The central ideas are there though. Similar with any true mastery or belief…same principle message. Taken with some ‘big picture’ thinking, I’d say its not a bad job, though it does get a bit off track into some unimportant details, and I can’t say the blue/white/red people did much for me…just odd ;)

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 03:39:00 +0000

Ha..you bet..an before that they came and showed us how to get termites out with sticks and how to open nuts by hittin them with rocks. You see man, piling rocks, finding food and things like that are all far to complicated for a human being to figure out on thier own without some form of E.T. superintelegence. That is of course the E.T.’s that are able to drive, most of them somehow manage to travel through space and time to make it here only to crash in New Mexico..I hope this has helped you to understand the complexity of this confusing topic….LOL

By: thekingbeyondthegate

thekingbeyondthegate — Fri, 10 Jun 2011 03:07:00 +0000

I really feel for you. I feel for your lack of imagination, objectivity, spelling ability, intelligence, fitness to survive, worth-while ideas and interesting hot air to spout.

And before you say it: no I’m not a “geek” neither am I a “jock”. I’m not American, I’m British. I don’t let my passtimes and interests define me into any subcultures. I am normal, just a human. I don’t let the stupidity of the masses influence me into thinking that in some way intelligence is bad. I don’t let the false bravado of internet fools such as yourself lead me to doubt my self-confidence – something you seem to be lacking severely from your hyperbole and self-justification.

I’m not saying this documentary is right.

What I am saying is that you are a fool who should have been born into a starving village in Africa in order to give one of those innocent people the chance to a life that they might appreciate more than you.

By: thekingbeyondthegate

thekingbeyondthegate — Fri, 10 Jun 2011 01:44:00 +0000

There’s a massive difference between believing that other lifeforms may have visited in the past and influenced human development and believing that these aliens MADE us. Doesn’t really approach it from a reasoning viewpoint at all.
I don’t believe in any religion. A lot of the evidence they give seems to have religious origins.

Also did the guy in the denim jacket say “we christians”? I don’t think you count as a Christian mate, that was lost somewhere in the priests of the red and yellow snakes.

By: David

David — Mon, 06 Jun 2011 01:27:00 +0000

We had to have extrterristrials come down here to show us how to pile up rocks so they wouldn’t fall over

By: Seldric Herrholz

Seldric Herrholz — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 13:35:00 +0000

Which truth was that? I watched the whole thing, and all I saw was a wild mixture of several dozens of assumptions and theories. And in addition a scientist telling us the Earth is hollow, only that it is in another dimension (which of course is not provable) – and some people stating to be manifestations of multi-dimensional extraterrestrials – which does not really help to make this new religion more credible than any other.

Learn to meditate and look into your heart, and you will eventually achieve a higher consciousness. The only ‘divine’ you need to find lies in yourself. No religion needed.

By: Seldric Herrholz

Seldric Herrholz — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 13:30:00 +0000

How do you know? Disprove it!

By: Seldric Herrholz

Seldric Herrholz — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 13:27:00 +0000

And I’m sure these guys know that you would recognize it – that’s why they used it. As well as all the other parts of all kinds of spiritual ways. The more you merge the more people you will attract.
Manipulation at its best.

By: Seldric Herrholz

Seldric Herrholz — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 13:07:00 +0000

So now they want this ol’ agnostic confess to another kind of god-like entity.
Why are these ‘new consciousness’ stories pretty much always want one to believe in an almighty being?

Of course this almighty being was not smart enough to foresee that some of its followers could go rogue…

I have to admit though – the first parts were a nice creation story, and one I like better than most of the known religious myths. That was, until they tried to sell me the part saying ‘the Illuminati are only doing all these things to give us the opportunity to experience evil so that we cherish the good stuff even more’… Interesting idea though – the bad things happening all over the world sure play a big part in the development of mankind to the better.

But the cherry on the cake were the 3 blonde ‘mediums’! LMAO! One would think that a Pleiadian talking through someone would be more proficient in English. Even I am – and I am German! :)

On the other hand – if this story would have been written in a 5,000-year old book I’m sure a billion people would believe in it today, and the chicks would be prophets proclaiming the words of the god/s. ;)

Looks to me like an attempt to unify all world religions – which would be the next step in the agenda on creating a New World Order. Followed by the last card they will play (as Wernher von Braun stated) – the alien threat, to unify the rest of the world. They sowed the seed already in this story by creating the ‘evil’ kind of aliens.

Von Däniken made some good points – and I am pretty sure he is not aware that his theories are abused by these people.

However, one thing I would like to agree with – women should rule the world! They are way less aggressive, and more focused on the intuitive and spiritual side of life. Would be a nice change after all this killing and destruction…

By: Cab Tran

Cab Tran — Thu, 12 May 2011 02:17:00 +0000

I don’t believe any of this, of course, because it’s all made up, but listening to it reminds me of all the read-a-long audio books I had as a kid (something to do with the narrator’s voice). They’re all fairy tales and shouldn’t be taken with an iota of truth. “In Xanadu did Kublah Khan…” Dreamy, trippy, all of that. But the drug-induced narrative, for some reason, makes me feel like a kid all over again.

By: Shannon Crees

Shannon Crees — Tue, 10 May 2011 08:48:00 +0000

Why does learning the universal, the obvious, the taken away knowledge require being clandestine? I’m sure if it was all for real things would be different already. Do if it’s not real, doesn’t seem unfair to sell hope based on mythological history when we could just aim at being the best we can be every day.