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The Anunnaki's Genetic Creation Of The Human Race.: Ufos, Aliens And God, Then And Now

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Although this is the 8th book in the series, it could stand alone. Whether you are a true UFO believer, or just a curious person, this one volumne will summarize most information available.

To believe or not believe the contents this book will be left up to the reader.

The author has compiled a vast amount of information, and broken it down into 33 chapters. Each chapter includes essays from various authors, historical data, lists of available information from multiple souces, then argues the pros and cons of believing that information.

Chapters compare available information to verses in the Bible, and try to explain how the data available today proves that there are verses describing UFO's, Aliens, and the genetic creation of man. The purpose and presence of Jesus is described in detail.

I have rarely read a book written from a totally neutral prespective, that also includes hundreds of footnotes, references, charts, and lists of sugested further research reading.

I had spotted that LaFayette's books all received positive reviews from the same people, and with the same wording, but I went ahead and bought a couple anyway. Well as somebody once sang, "I won't get fooled again..."

The content is lifted from various websites and free pdf downloads and put together haphazardly into a book form. Nothing wrong with that...except exactly the same material is recycled and repeated ad nauseum, not only within the chapters of this book but in the other book I bought. Judging by their titles, I suspect this is true for all Lafayette's books. The repetition was made worse by the constant spelling mistakes, endless font changes, weird page layouts, and by the fact that anyone can purchase superior books on this subject matter for less than half the cost of this.

If you are of religious upbringing, but you know something just isn't right, this book may set you free. Giving arguments from both sides of the coin, Maximillien De Lafayette has put together sound information regarding alternatives to what you've been told. Though the English translations are not perfect and spelling errors abound, This book is a "do or die" MUST READ for any student of alternative history and religion. Astro- Xeno- and Exo- theology students will drool over the contents! It's worth the money. Some essays you'll scream "Right On Man" and some of them will anger you but that is the purpose of putting together a (almost) neutral book of different philosophies and ideas. I would have given it 5 stars BUT a couple of the included works are a bit to "squishy" for me. They made me feel as if I was at some dingy carnival getting a tarot reading from some woman with a beard. Hopefully, these new age hippy writers will not be included in future versions. Anyway, overall it is one of the best books I've ever read. Enjoy!

-Rev. Dr. Kenny W.

The book was overall intersting with lots of research and fact finding clearly evident. It seems that the author has presented many theories of the origin of the human race all stemming back to intelligent design which clearly contradicts our monothiestic religions of one god creating the universe. Some of the facts really do make you think and challenge your belief systems. They make sense on many levels.
One critique of the book is the grammar throughout is inconsistent and proof reading the syntax would have helped. Grammatically correct edits go a long way with adding credibility to theories that require much digestion before they can be validated and taken seriously.
I will buy the other books that this author has written simply because I think he has valid points and some really good theories as to the orgins of the human species. Clearly the belief system that Western culture has followed has some flaws and loopholes. Anyone who does not see that really needs to take a look at how closed minded our society has become in this age of human technological advancement. I recommend that you read these books with an open mind!

I must say I am less than impressed not only with content but presentation, especially for the price. I have a few of these books by de Lafayette, but will not strive to collect all. I have an extensive library and have many other sources for much like material that are documented with source material. Maybe it is de Lafayette, maybe it is Amazon, but disappointing either way.

If you have read Secharia Sitchin then this is a fascinating and admirable story that needs investigating on the grounds of Lafayette's expanded theories on the same theme. However, be warned, it is "Laboriously" painful to read - to the point of being pathetic! Writing style and Grammatical errors abound! This book has not been proof read, I am sure. Who ever transcribed these writings to print and subsequently into published material ought to seriously consider returning to school to learn basic English writing style and grammer. These factors alone are intrinsic to understanding what the author is promoting. Will someone please pass these observations on to the publisher and/or author so that they can hopefully correct the anomalies...

This book has answered many questions that Sitchen left unanswered. He made them out to be good guys,but did not answer why war became so predominent in their history. Man never knew how to fight battles in the begining, they had to be taught by someone. The only thing they would have had to fight for was survival. I think the book is very informative, show's a lot of research effort has gone into it, I think it's great.

Gee, something is fishy here. Why is it that multiple books by this author are given IDENTICAL reviews by the same reviewers? How is it that they're all priced exactly the same and carry either 5-star or 1-star reviews? Why do they use so many ANNOYING CAPITALS in their reviews?

It's also quite shocking to view all books "written" by this author and discover that they're being churned out 2-3 per MONTH. Per MONTH. No real writer can produce any book in 2 weeks, unless they're all the SAME book repackaged with a new stupid, overly long title.

These reviewers are apparently shills for the author. Don't fall for this blatent manipulation of the Amazon review system!!!!!

good subject. VERY bad writing!!!!!
I would suggest using a spell check before printing!

This if the first book of M. de Lafayette I have read. He interviewed
several different people, not sticking to only one viewpoint but many. I found this book fascinating and informative. The first few historical chapters are a bit repetative but I suppose he did not want to edit what was told to him. The last chapters about the aliens on earth, what they want with us and who they are, is most interesting. Even right down to their average heights, weights, blood pressure and the general way they think. There were some spelling errors in the text but even so it was enjoyable to read. C.L.