True World History: Humanity's Saga

I first heard about the Swerdlows when a friend recommended the book True Reality of Sexuality. It changed my life and I've been obsessed with everything from the authors that I could get my hands on. Before reading True World History, I knew that American history and Judeo-Christian history especially, were sugar-coated and edited, but I had no idea until I read this. It blew me away and I couldn't put it down. I was hesitant to read it at first because of some reviews but it is absolutely worth it, especially with the great kindle price. You'll learn about civilizations on Mars and other planets, the war-like civilizations on Mu and Atlantis. Decades ago newspapers, and even documents by the Smithsonian Institute, talked about Egyptian artifacts in North America. The Chinese were on the west coast, and you'll read about the amazing history of Michigan, yup Michigan, and the different cultures that traveled very far for its copper mines. There's plenty on Hitler and his expeditions to Tibet and Antarctica, and of course the horrible genocides that were carried out by the Catholic Church over the centuries. Reviewers said that this book is full of theories. Nope, it gets you to think outside of the box and really ask questions about what you've been taught. And of course the last chapters show you what you can do to improve yourself and the world. I felt satisfied with the lengths of the different chapters of this book. I don't know why others complained. People get overwhelmed by information that's new and different. Especially if it counters what we have been told by the status quo, the media, the education system, and our government. Read this book now, it's fun and dangerous to the illusion that's been set up around you. With love...

Loaded with new revelations, Stewart's book is perhaps the best summary of multiple aspects of Man and Earth -- outside of Virtual Earth Graduate. Stewart provides a lot of pix and charts to help the reader focus on the issue covered and while I knew some of the data in the areas he covers, he expanded my appreciation for them --often completing connections to dots I was not aware of. While there are some things I cannot check out or verify for myself, yet many of his revelations are plausible, make sense and gibe with what Virtual Earth Graduate says. He provides a lot of info on Celts, Vikings, Khazars, Aztecs, and even Nibiru and ETs. Also ancient peoples and civilizations, their migrations -- all to a better understanding of how people moved around and why and how some cultures mirror each other... because they were offshoots. He is the first to do some explaining of the Bosnian Pyramids. Perhaps the most interesting thing is his take on Antarctica and the 4th Reich. Shades of Joseph Farrell and his Breakaway Civilization... Also interesting is the speculation (?) regarding a Staged Alien Invasion by UFOs .. he is not the first author to suggest that some UFOs are ours and can help promote the One World Government by landing and claiming to be our Space Brothers, and "Hey!, we just happen to have answers for you beleaguered humans -- trust us and we'll set up world peace..." This is very worthwhile and at the very least, fascinating reading.

The book is interesting with many facts being written about history that agree with other authors on the earth's forgotten history but because there is so much hidden history that the author wants to reveal, the book comes across as an oversimplification of many important historical events while focusing hard on the persecution of the other religions or sects that fought against or had contrary religious or spiritual views from the Catholic church. Perhaps the author could have written a separate book on the persecutions of the Catholic church instead of focusing so much material on this. It just makes the book somewhat unbalanced. Toward the final chapters the author gives information on the inner workings and healing techniques to advance and heal your soul, which, although having good intentions, could have been written in another book. There is much interesting information being written in the book but the book is not that well written.

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Stewart Swerdlow's True World History is a captivating, engrossing, but ultimately uneven reading experience. While there is a great deal of intriguing insight into world history, his sketchy scholarship and breezy attitude detract from what might otherwise be an important work. In the area of suppressed archeology, however, Swerdlow really shines - in fact, whenever he knows his business his prose style tightens and your attention is riveted. Too often, however, his cavalier style is simplistic and dismissive. The maps and graphs are noteworthy, but sometimes outweigh the thin text that accompanies them. This is not an encyclopedia, tis true, but the endless snippets require a bit more substance. The aim of this book is to zero in on historical inaccuracies, and this he does with a laser focus - though often at the expense of complexity, where truth is to be found. I absolutely recommend this book, however, and will read it again. There are many important passages and much I did not know. In today's zombie zeitgeist it is a brave attempt to shake people out of their complacent, cud chewing mediocrity. The world may be screwed, but it's more interesting than we knew - this he informs us with dash and verve. Lots of astonishing material here, good potential for a mature second edition.

I just got this book & am halfway through it already. I can hardly put it down. Don't read this book if you don't want to be challenged with your world view. Stay in the Matrix and don't take the blue pill (or was it the red pill?) In any case if you can check out the author Stewart Swerdlow's lectures on YouTube to get a sense before you buy this book. You will find that Stewart Swerdlow was survivor of the Montauk Project which was a mind control experiment. His goal is to help others see mind control attempts and how to protect yourself from it. However, this book is not about mind control but about the history of our world as he learned about it while at Montauk.

True World History contains expanded material from Dr. Swerdlow's prior seminars, True World History I and II. You will find within these pages information that is documented but has not been taught. For example, the Sistine Chapel includes images of homoeroticism. Michaelangelo hated the idea of being on his back and painting images that bring tears to visitors looking up. He painted people in the shape of Hebrew letters and included six-sided stars. Why would he do this? Why isn't this taught in art history courses? There are many such anomalies in, on and external to the planet; True World History shines a light on those places. I highly recommend that you read this work if, for anything, just to expand your awareness, perceptions and beliefs about yourself

I will admit the first 50 pages piqued my interest, but as I slogged my way through the history of Stewart Swerdlow, and he kept repeating himself so many times, I had to question what made me buy this book. Then I started reading the second half of the book which is from his significant other, I assume. Much less entertaining than the first half. Even though there is some interesting info on alternate history, all in all this is not a book I would recommend.

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Don't waste your time with this. There are small snippets of truth in there but mixed up with a large amount of silly speculation of someone who has probably smoked a bit too much marijuana.

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The author discusses many subjects which you may question as to how he is able to know about, but I think much about our distant past is known and covered up by those who seek power over us. He deals with the subject of who actually controls the world and anyone who takes an active interest in these subjects will instantly see that the information presented here is very plausible. The average level of understanding of the man in the street is quite low and thus many will not find that this book strikes a chord with them- many people don't credit the existence of aliens from other worlds- well these people are in for a shock...to say the least.

Sehr geiles Buch. Zwar nicht mega detailliert mit Quellennachweisen und pipapo, aber wer in der Materie drin ist, kann darauf verzichten. Der wichtigste Punkt ist einfach, dass die Geschichte, die uns allen gelehrt wurde, grundsätzlich komplett falsch ist und so heute noch in unserer gegenwärtigen Gegenwart „gefangen“ hält. Klare Leseempfehlung.