Graham Hancock touring to support his 'Magicians of the Gods' book

[kalibex]

Saw him present in NYC last night in support of his new book, 'Magicians of the Gods'. He presents his own arguments regarding the possibility of past civilizations having been wiped out by comet impacts in a nicely cogent fashion, even when yet more hard proof/data would of course be desirable. For me it was a good, in-a-nutshell introduction to his recent writings.

(Also found myself wondering if any fellow sott/cass people might have been in attendance.) I don't usually go to these types of events (let alone on a work night), but decided that there was, as always, value in making that effort to seek Truth beyond the truncated history that has been sold to us by the PTB.

 

[liffy]

I didn't attend the event, but I've read his newest book now, and find it quite interesting. In the book he goes more in depth with regards to evidence of the cometary bombardment, such as traces in the soil in the layers corresponding to the Younger Dryas period.

He also looks for/finds connections between sites in today's Turkey, Egypt, Peru, Lebanon, Indonesia etc., in order to show the high probability of an ancient and advanced pre-cataclysmic civilization, that has left traces all over the world.