Flying Serpents and Dragons : The Story of Mankind\'s Reptilian Past

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Summary: Possible!
Review: I guess anything is possible. This guy could be correct in his theory, or not. This is still a good book to read. He has slightly different, but interesting view on ancient astronauts and aliens in the Bible.

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Summary: I am a dragon and I agree with this book
Review: I suggest you read this book not all of it is 100% right but yes dragons are from somewhere else but it was not completely all dragon kinds fault that they put sin on mankind. It was actually a higher alien race I call the master, if you want a good read then read this book, I believe is 86% right and the rest like the garden of eden which was later added to the bible is not true. The aliens wrote it up so mankind would see it as some truth and have christians fallow it, also make sure people see it as hob wash because thats basically what it is. So be confused cause the aliens don't want you to know the ancient technology exist and they will make sure of it too, thank you for reading this review and keep studying the unknown. I already know too much as it is.

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Summary: Flying Serpents and Dragons
Review: OK. I have spent years studing off-beat stuff like this and the more I read the more I find puzzle pieces fitting together. This book takes the ancient past and helps make sense of a lot of the biblical stories. Now, no one will lose their faith over this book if they are basically Christian, because, the old testament is not the new...after all, JC himself said that he came not to uphold the old law, but to establish a new law. And the new law is what Christians believe in...(or should). If you have a passing belief that man was started by the Annunuki as described in "the 12th planet", then this book will reinforce that belief, but give you a twist that you really wouldn't expect. Upon absorption of the books contents, you won't read the old testament in the same manner again, I will grant you that. I might suggest that as an additional read to go along with this book, you should look at "Rule By Secrecy". It will further answer questions, and is by far, the best book on conspiracy stuff...you know...the illuminati, Tri-lateral, Knights Templar...and so forth...well put together and fun/easy to read.
No little green men here. But maybe big green lizards, yes.
4 stars instead of 5 only because the last 40 pages or so tend to cram a bit too much info from other sources into it. Boring if you have read the other books that it is taken from, otherwise, eye-opening for the novice.
You will have a good time with this one. Veritos Vos Liberati!

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Summary: Flying Serpents and Dragons
Review: OK. I have spent years studing off-beat stuff like this and the more I read the more I find puzzle pieces fitting together. This book takes the ancient past and helps make sense of a lot of the biblical stories. Now, no one will lose their faith over this book if they are basically Christian, because, the old testament is not the new...after all, JC himself said that he came not to uphold the old law, but to establish a new law. And the new law is what Christians believe in...(or should). If you have a passing belief that man was started by the Annunuki as described in "the 12th planet", then this book will reinforce that belief, but give you a twist that you really wouldn't expect. Upon absorption of the books contents, you won't read the old testament in the same manner again, I will grant you that. I might suggest that as an additional read to go along with this book, you should look at "Rule By Secrecy". It will further answer questions, and is by far, the best book on conspiracy stuff...you know...the illuminati, Tri-lateral, Knights Templar...and so forth...well put together and fun/easy to read.
No little green men here. But maybe big green lizards, yes.
4 stars instead of 5 only because the last 40 pages or so tend to cram a bit too much info from other sources into it. Boring if you have read the other books that it is taken from, otherwise, eye-opening for the novice.
You will have a good time with this one. Veritos Vos Liberati!

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Summary: So crazy it might be true.
Review: Some of the things in this book are hard to believe, others seem plausible. It all sounds like fantasy but take a minute and think, we know next to nothing about our pasts and our origins. So who is to say what is true and what isnt.

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Summary: Utter nonsense
Review: this book is excellent to read if you enjoy myths which might have elements of truth. i treasure this book in my library as its good stuff to spook yourself. i think the author may be telling the truth on some ideas. just read it and enjoy... thats all we can do truly! we can't know anything until the serpents come.

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Summary: Flying Serpents and Whatnow?
Review: Yes, yes it does seem like a weird book. And it is, trust me it is a weird book. But it's also rather interesting... he puts forth some actual evidence to support that at least as far as mythology is concerned we were created by these "serpent gods". I'd recommend it to anyone with weird taste in books.