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The Arcadian Mystique: The Best of Dagobert's Revenge Magazine

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This book went above and beyond any of my expiation's, Tracy R, Twyman never ceases to amaze me and boud Rice was pretty good also.she pulls out all the stops and goes for the juggler, I love this author and what she brings to the table! full of hidden knowledge, and pretty much what they {the man} don't want you to know! she sheds new light on an old story, and takes the grail to a whole new level,no diddling around she gets straight to the point, all thease short stories I highly recommend for the truth seekers in the world, loved it!

This book is packed with information that is, in a timely manner, being revealed now. Its not often that one hears anyone confess to being a 'nephilim'. One of the authors even went as far as to say that a man's position in social and economic heirachies is directly proportional to the quotient of nephilim blood in your veins. Funny I seem to remember a quote by Jesus in the bible about the children of this world being smarter than his own children. In this light maybe a Christian reading the bible ought to look at the word 'seed' or children from a more literal point of view. It seems the Catholic church and the dagobertians(nephilim)? have a common interest, after all... in keeping this truth a secret. The catholics motives are easily discernable, the more bums on pew seats, the more donations and power, control etc, but what would be the dagobertians motive all this time?

Certain books come with certain energies. If you are a christian and you are curious, but then become uncomfortable by not necessarily its contents but the "energies" that come with the book, it maybe not too soon or late, to get rid of it. The energies are synchronous with the information it reveals and the agenda it ultimately seeks, which again is from a dagobertians point of view.