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Zeta Reticuli And Anunnaki Descendants Among Us. Who Are They?: Hybrids And Genetically Created Humans Who Are Ruling The Earth

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This book is astonishing, amazing, fascinating and very frightening in some places. Once I started it, it was hard to put down. The author was(and is) a brave man to write all of these non politically correct books. When I first read de Lafayette's books, I was excited by new thoughts and ideas. Now I can see a great deal more of the depth of his messages and am eagerly awaiting the next book that is coming out very soon. Back to this book, I was amused by the chapter "Sex with Aliens." Miss Pamela Stonebrooke (her real name) had sex with a Reptilian alien. An article was written about her encounter, and the author included the facts in his book. Miss Stonebrook also is writing her own book about her experiences. I am certain that if I had sex with an alien, the secret would go with me to the grave and continue on through to the after life (and lives thereafter)! There's a lot more going on in our universe than I had ever imagined!

I don't know how much of the material is based on fact, but it is a fun book to read

A couple of months ago I was agreeably surprised by new books written by Maximillien de Lafayette. Dr. de Lafayette is a well-known scholar, jurist, linguist, and author, whose books I have read with pleasure and interest for over twenty five years, in three languages. I imagine most readers know about his former books, but currently, he has directed his attention to a new subject - the study of UFOs, extraterrestrials, and especially the Anunnaki connection to our religions and history. Dr. de Lafayette's broad knowledge of ancient languages helps his meticulous research, and in addition, his new interest is very timely, since the subject is now taken extremely seriously by Academia and will very likely be soon taught in colleges and universities. However, while the books are certainly scholarly, they are also highly entertaining and suitable for the intelligent lay reader. I am writing this review not about a single book, but about the body of his work, now encompassing, I believe, eighteen well-researched and highly informative books. While I am particularly impressed by his Anunnaki Encyclopedia, I plan to place this review on his other books as well, since I would not wish any thinking person to miss the opportunity to pursue them.

This book is for readers who like wild assertions backed up by not much. I gave it the one star because I couldn't figure out how to put zero stars. Similar to David Ickes in style, but at least he is still around and we can ask him questions.

This is ridiculous. This author has no knowledge of this field. Look at his bibliography, almost all of his writing has been "entertainment" or "college" guides.
And then really read some of these "5-star" reviews. One of these "fake" reviewers actually claims to have started the book by reading the "epilogue", then Chapter 1, 2, 3, etc. Duh! Think he might want to look up in the dictionary what an "epilogue" is. I certainly hope he meant "prologue". Either way, that review is a waste of pixels...a five-star lie.
Shady, shady...there's already enough quacky books out there to discredit the few good ones.

Very disappointed. I would also be leary of the reviews done by NY Monthly Herald and F.O. Musicians"female power". They rate all of his books 5 stars.

Biggest bunch og garbage I ever read. You would have to be an absolute idiot to buy into any of this persons ridiculous imaginings. A very disturbed person, or a very smart person who has figured out how to rip off uninformed people.