The Universal Seduction: Piercing the Veils of Deception - Vol. 1

Rating:
Summary: A Universal Rip Off
Review: I recently purchased both volumes of The Universal Seduction and was sorely disappointed. Authors included 90s retreads and frauds like 'Branton' and the bizarre Raeylan Alan, among the other 'usual suspects.' If you prefer intelligent and sophisticated propaganda, please pass on this. The stories recounted are generally turgidly written and collegiate in the extreme. And the tech parts wouldn't even qualify as junk science. David Icke seems like Newton in comparison.
There was nothing new or relevatory in the entire set. Most of the work is devoted to UFO nonsense and the seeding of human life by ETs. The only moment of sanity was data provided by a ritual abuse survivor named Kathleen Sullivan. This amounted to several paragraphs in the first volume. Other than that, I didn't highlight a single other reference.
Spend your hard-earned money elsewhere. Buy Sullivan's excellent book 'Unshackled.'