The Gods of Eden by William Bramley Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of The Gods of Eden
Book Review: Great...but i'm still wondering who St. Germain was among other things..
Summary: 5 Stars
I liked learning about how paper money was first used, about the Black Death throughout Europe and the whole ordeal of Mormanism's founder..only thing i wished was for The Brotherhood to be described a little better but for this book's time, it sufficed..go get her bought!Book Review: He almost got it, but....
Summary: 3 Stars
The truth is we are simply a very large videogame to the people of other worlds. Wars are created to play a game--with humans as the game pieces. You are being manipulated to entertain creatures from other worlds that are far superior to you. To them, it's like a kid playing with an insect.Book Review: He's onto something
Summary: 5 Stars
William Bramley has consummated a large volume of historical and archival research concerning what he considers to be Machiavellian involvement in human affairs from outside forces. Although almost to incredulous to believe, Bramley uses an extensive bibliography to allow the reader to further explore and make their own opinion. I must say that the evidence presented far outweighs any of the testimonials available to anyone interested in this topic.Book Review: Highly recommended
Summary: 5 Stars
Christians will always give this a bad review because they only want to hear what they want to hear. They are narrow minded individuals and will never accept anything with an open mind. They will always be a slave to social consciousness. I would recommend this book to fans of Zecharia Sitchin, Eric Von Daniken etc...who wants to explore the real truth about the past.Book Review: Highly recommended different view of history
Summary: 5 Stars
A must have for any conspiracy theorist, GODS OF EDEN makes a well-thought out argument for covert intervention throughout history by various groups and individuals. Even though some of the ideas and details presented may seem extraordinary, the extremely well researched book makes a solid case and could lead even disbelievers to question their own orthodox. Highly recommended.