I have a very good friend staying with me for a while, and she expressed how great the author of this book was. His name is Stewart Swerdlow. I didn't know much about him, and she showed me a few of his books.

The one that I am going to present here, as soon as I saw the cover, red flags began to go off. I did NOT read the book, and this is not what the thread is about, but I saw the cover.

We spoke at length, on why I thought that this person was dishonest, and that I based that solely on the cover, and I explained why at length. I figured that many of the things that I learned, and shared here is why I said these things, and wondered if it was just me, or not.

If it is, then thats fine, but I wondered if others here could see what I was and why I thought that this man was being dishonest.

Now I will say that I asked her a bit about this man based on what she read, and apparently he has claimed to have been born into the illuminati, has now become a whistlblower, and he was one of the "Montauk Boys".

I have researched mind control and many of the projects to do with the subject for many years, and thought that based on the cover, I could explain, why I thought he was full of it.

So I would like to show the photo of the cover, and see if someone presented you this book, and you knew little about the author (except the little that I added above) but understood how presentation is perceived, what would you see in this book.

I do not care to discuss the person or the inside of the book. Just the cover, and what some in the know got from it.




Peace, NRE.

By the way, I will add what I saw, but what wondering if it was just me.

I'm guessing you mean the catepillar and the butterfly and since you referenced mind control I'm going to assume you are alluding to the Monarch project? Without knowing if they speak about that in the book it would be hard to say if the image was out of context. I'd also have to cross reference the image to if it was indeed Monarch butterfly wings. Otherwise it could also be taken as some sort of evolving or spiritual growth metaphor.

well the freemasonry symbolism is highly apparent

Originally posted by Burgo1010
well the freemasonry symbolism is highly apparent

... I don't ALL^SEE it
... Where is the "alleged"... Freemason Symboilism
... Great way to market a 'conspiracy therioust'... Xmas stocking stuffer thought

I remember David Wilcock talking about this book. I know what it about I think it may not be very factual, but may still be interesting to ponder. No need to worry about symbolism he may use, it's a harmless book, if you posses the power of common sense that is...

Thank you all for your replies.

This is what I saw, and why I thought that this was a book that was actually trying to authenticate the man and his message, by him using several non Montauk related info by adding several other things.

The butterfly is Monarch Programming.

The pillars Masonic/Illuminati.

Alien Connection, which is most likely MJ-12.

Oh and of course he needed an editor, by the name of Peter Moon, who has quite a shady past.

I find it very disrespectful, for those that make money on these subjects, by adding already released info, and claiming personal experience.

Though the connection between all programs have a link. For someone who claims to know "first" hand how secret societies, IMHO would not link all of the above, on the cover of a book, that again, needed to be edited by a scientologist, and who's publishing company is New Age.

Peace, NRE.

Originally posted by CosmicWaterGate

Originally posted by Burgo1010
well the freemasonry symbolism is highly apparent

... I don't ALL^SEE it
... Where is the "alleged"... Freemason Symboilism
... Great way to market a 'conspiracy therioust'... Xmas stocking stuffer thought

zoom in ... geez ... hint is look at top of left pillar

'don't judge a book by it's cover.'

The Montauk Project was supposedly a project to determine three different accomplishments for military AND Illuminati purposes. It was mind control, reverse engineering alien technology, and time travel. The cover you presented seems to accurately display a good symbolic picture of what the project was ultimately aimed for when combined in the end. To be precise with what I mean, the idea in the end was that to gain the ability to time travel, top secret scientists in the works with the Illuminati (possibly) figured that the reverse engineering of alien technology was there most possible outlet to accomplishing their goal with a small amount of time before the recognized takeover of the elite and their plans for the 2000's. For the event of mind control, that was a popular secret weapon to be mastered back then. So it was researched on. And the events from Montauk seem to shapes it's success very well. In common cases, the victims of mind control were used in the projects time travel experiments so the scientists wouldn't risk losing staff members in the event of failure. Ironic enough that their experiments were deemed successful but sabotaged my their own member when the project was in it's prime. Destiny perhaps? Pre-planned via Illuminati much? Who knows.