Blue Blood, True Blood: Conflict & Creation

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Summary: I am NOT Deranged!!
Review: I usually don't write reviews as I like to judge books myself, instead of following a crowd of "popular opinion," but I took offense at being called a "deranged person" for I liking the book.
I started out reading the Montauk books, which I found fascinating, so naturally I wanted to read more. I read "The Healer's Handbook" - which, personally, has helped me tremendously - and went on to "Blue Blood, True Blood."
Yes, I agree it is a lot to swallow, but then again when you think about it, everything you learn for the first time seems strange. Personally, I'd rather believe I came from the stars than an ape! And how many people out there actually believe that the THEORY of evolution is a fact and not what it actually is - an unproven theory! Science and Religion has had a hold on our societies for so many generations (no, I am not an atheist - I just don't believe in organized religion), we have become a world of sheep - always looking for someone to follow - never venturing out to find our own answers.
I must admit, Stewart Swerdlow is a very complex person, and I was skeptical at first, until I made an appointment and met the man in person. He is truly amazing. The things he knows and can do really blows you away. I can only aspire to attain the knowledge he has.
A wise man once told me that if a person is running toward a cliff with a blindfold on, you should stop that person, take off his blindfold and show him the cliff. Then, if he still wants to keep running, let him. But at least you showed him the cliff. That's how Stewart's books and videos are - he can only show and tell you what he knows - you have to choose to believe it or not.



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Summary: FASTEN YOUR SAFETY BELTS!
Review: Fasten your safety belts as you are in for a ride of your life! Stewart's fascinating true history of the world leaves you in a constant state of contemplation and amazement! His discussion of the various alien groups that seeded the different races sure gets you thinking that this makes much more sense than what you learned in school! Stewart writes in a concise and potent style keeping you spell-bound every minute! After reading it many times I always learn more and have a keener eye for the truth and understand now the real meaning behind current events. The graphic description of blood-ritual and ceremonies gave me the creeps and is not for the faint of heart! I also understand better what it means to be a programmed person and have a clearer view of Illuminati thinking. His wife Janet has several of the most helpful articles at the end of the book which assists the reader in figuring out how to deal with all we're up against in the Reptilian Agenda. FIIVE STARS AND A MUST FOR EVERY PERSONAL LIBRARY!

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Summary: Written for deranged people by a deranged man!!!
Review: I bought this book after reading the reviews. It seemed like what I was looking for as I have had my own strange experiences and was hoping it would provide a few answers. WRONG.
The author talks like he knows from his first hand experiences about everything that has happened in the world from its creation and into the future.
He provides no evidence just his word. When I read on page 52 quote "There really was a Christ figure on the Earth at this time. Personally I know this as fact because one of my jobs at the Montauk Project was to go back in time and extract a vial of blood from his body". End quote. What crap! This book isn't even a good fiction story. It is not even worth my time to write any more as I have wasted enough of my time on reading the book.
This is a book written by a deranged man for gullible deranged people. He does have my sympathy by the way. Unfortunately I bought his other book at the same time. "The Healer's Handbook" I will however read it just to see. Who knows it might be good. I am not optimistic however.


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Summary: You Don't Have To Be Deranged To Like This ... But It Helps
Review: I'm not sure if this is meant to be read as fact or "visionary fiction". The author does not state at any point how he obtained or verified the information in this book, other than mention his "Montauk controller". It shows a certain contempt for the reader when no sources are listed. There's one definite falsehood on page 63 when he states that in 1213 "King James gave all English assets to the Reptilian Pope". At that time, England's monarch was King John.

I imagine in perhaps 50 years time this book will be regarded as a bit of a collectors' item and an example of turn-of-the-millennium psychosis. The 2001-2010 predictions contained include a cloned Christ being sent to Mars to proclaim the New World Order, New York declared United Nations capital of Earth and some 3 billion people recolonised on 6 new "Earths". if any of that lot comes true I'll eat my hat.

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Summary: fascinating perspective
Review: Stewart Swerdlow presents in this book a fascinating perspective on human history--the idea that human life, far from evolving on its own on earth, arose from the colonization of earth by far-flung civilizations throughout the galaxy, who are even now fighting to control the planet, the people of earth, and the people's DNA. Each stage of what most people understand to be evolution--e.g. Reptilian, mammalian, etc.--is actually in close correspondence with a particular civilization that has attempted to colonize the earth in the past. This book is definitely fascinating reading, and the ideas do appear to have a fair bit of internal consistency. For those who feel that there is more to the current events of our time than meets the eye through conventional media, or even most alternative media, this book presents a plausible theory. The difficulty is that the author is not able to provide any proof for his theories. Given the nature of the claims the author is making, it is not surprising that everything cannot be proven--yet the reader might hope for at least partial evidence supporting some of the claims made in this book. No such evidence is provided. Still, the author leaves the reader with an intensely thought-provoking book, and the reader must decide where on the continuum between fact and science fiction to put this book. Regarding the book itself, the first many chapters are very good at presenting the author's basic ideas. In the middle, the author IMHO bogs down with too much detail on his personal problems--personal problems that seem so similar to those described in an earlier work, Montauk: The Alien Connection that one wonders why the author hasn't learned more from his experiences. This is not the strongest part of the book, but the book ends well with a series of articles by Janet Swerdlow on how to make practical use of these ideas. If there is even a grain of truth to these ideas, we are in for an interesting time--and if not, I certainly challenge anyone to come up with a more plausible explanation of the many confusing events of our time.

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Summary: Which world to choose?
Review: The book itself is fascinating, and to a reader of both reptilian-oriented conspiracy works (Icke, etc.) and popularized books on theoretical physics, the implications here are enormous. Swerdlow begins with describing God-Mind, which can't really be put into any words that would make sense, so suffice to say that God-Mind allows and contains all, so that in some sense a popularized idea of many-worlds theory holds true and all possible experience comes to fruition, allowing God-Mind to experience itself. Why? Who knows. Why not! In this light I suppose any experience we label good/bad could be thought of as a gas bubble working its way out of the system. What a fart! Why are these reptilians doing this? Because it's one of many things that could happen, so it does. Why do we experience it? Same reason. Want to experience something else? Change your mind.

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Summary: THE BUCK STOPS HERE
Review: THIS BOOK IS PHENOMINAL,TRUELY AN AMAZING BOOK,TOP THREE BEST BOOKS ON THE SUBJECT.I DONT KNOW WHAT TO WRITE EXCEPT THAT STEWART SWERDLOW IS SOMETHING ELSE(HE IS A "21",DUNCAN CAMERON IS A "14" AND MOST OF US ARE "7")
HIS STORY OF IMMANUEL(JESUS) IS EXTREMELY FASCINATING.IN THE BOOK "THE PLIEADIAN MISSION" YOU HAVE ALMOST THE EXACT SAME STORY,BILLY MEIER WAS TOLD THE TRUTH UNLIKE US HUMANS WHO NEED TO HEAR SECOND HAND FROM PAULY BOY AND OTHERS,I FIND IT REALLY HUMOROUS AND IM 99% SURE GOOD OLD JMMANUEL HAD THE LAST LAUGH AND LIVED TO A RIPE OLD AGE IN INDIA!!! I INTUITIVELY KNEW THAT SOMETHING HAD TO HAVE HAPPENED AROUND THE TIME OF CHRIST,I KNEW DAVID ICKE WAS OFF A BIT ON THE WHOLE JESUS THING,I JUST KNEW "SOMEONE MUST HAVE REALLY BEEN THERE AND INFLUENCED THIS PLANET IN SUCH A PROFOUND WAY."UNFORTUNATELY WE HAVE NOT ALL GOT THE MESSAGE.I'D LIKE ICKE TO READ 'CELESTIAL TEACHINGS' AND TELL US WHAT HE RECKONS(TWO OF MY TOP THREE BOOKS LIST GO TO BIG DAVE)
OH MY GOD WHAT ABOUT:THE DRACO EMPIRE ON ITS WAY!THE MOONS A SPACESHIP!FIRST HAND ACCOUNT OF WHAT TAKES PLACE AT THESE DISCRACEFUL CEREMONIES!FIRST HAND ACCOUNT OF REPTILIANS AND THIER SHAPE-SHIFTING PUPPETS!THE BEST RUNDOWN OF EARTHS HISTORY INCLUDING WHICH "ALIENS" WERE RESPONSIBLE FOR CERTAIN CULTURES AND RACES!ALL SORTS OF WIERD STUFF LIKE THE ORIGINS OF THE DOMESTICATED PIG,GALACTIC WAR STORIES AND MUCH,MUCH MORE!!!
GOD I WISH PEOPLE COULD KNOW THIS.EVEN MY SCEPTICAL BROTHER SAID "ITS CRAZY,INSANE BUT IT JUST FITS."
EITHER WAY WE ARE ALL IN FOR ONE HELL OF A RIDE,HOLD ON DUDES!

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Summary: Demasking Daily Life and Global Policies
Review: This book of Stewart Swerdlow is a good assist in understanding the issues David Icke is mentioning in his books "Children of the Matrix" and "The Biggest Secret".
Where Icke puts a lot of subjects on the desk in a provoking way unrelated at first sight, Swerdlow can be much more "linear" and less "chaotic", because he really is an insider.
This would not be made by Swerdlow in an easy way, because even editing a book like "Blue Blood True Blood " is a big effort in getting realized, I think.

Readers of Swerdlow must be aware that their perception of life and physical reality as we know in daily life is a complete lie, produced and projected by false education, belief systems, lying media agencies, religions and corrupted "official" scientists.

People who are not familiar with the paranormal or esoteric principles would better not read this book. The book asks some basic ancient and esoteric knowledge and imagination from the reader, otherwise the book will be undervalued.

It is highly recommended before reading this book, you're also familiar with the contents of the Montauk Series of Peter Moon and Preston Nichols.

The contents of the books of Swerdlow often are debunked and ridiculed by a lot of people, even they who proclaim themselves as scientific and academic. Unfortunately for the debunkers, in doing so they put themselves in their own prison of limited existence.
A good analyzing of the debunker stories in relation to and after reading this book will convince you, not only Swerdlow really has something to tell, but also the term debunking is to be debunked and subject to uncertainty: perception, time and physical reality are illusions and relative to our state of mind.

A lot of things in the future glossary of the book are "estimated" calculations and known "plans" based on the global situation immediately after september 11th. This is to keep in mind.

Otherwise, the accuracy of the book is still fine and a lot of knowledge written in is timeless, so you can mention this book as a worthy compendium in analyzing your own conspiracy stuff and your private research of aliens and humankind.


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Summary: It's About His Pain
Review: What stands out about this book is the author's pain and struggle to overcome his evil oppressors in the shadow government. If your looking for alot of detail about the reptilian phenomenon you will be disappointed. If your open to this kind of thing It's a worthwhile read but too often during the course of reading this book I felt like I was getting advise about the nature of reality and how to deal with it from a tortured and unbalanced soul.