Zecharia Sitchin Videos

http://the2012deception.net This is a presentation that I will give at a upcoming conference in Nashville TN. It is a point by point refutation of the most popular theories regarding 2012 as well as my personal opinion about the reasons for the deception. I tried to be as thorough as possible in the debunking process, and I was able to cover many aspects of 2012 that I hadn't already covered here on the blog or in any of my videos. To download this presentation in mp4 format http://conspiracyclothes.com/nowheretorun/ra/movie/the2012deception.mp4 If you would like to download the power point presentation without my commentary http://the2012deception.net/video/The%202012%20Deception.pptx If you would prefer a cliff notes version to this refutation (as this presentation is an hour long) you can view a video that I made last year called 2012 Debunked. http://the2012deception.net/?p=1 This is a response at least in some part to the new movie 2012 by Sony directed by Roland Emmerich. The film has an ensemble cast, including John Cusack, Amanda Peet, Danny Glover, and Woody Harrelson. It can be considered a review of the movie as well as an explanations of the specific theories proposed in that movie.

I am a bubble burster, always have been. My first experience with The Fourth Kind was writing up the trailer for SciFiSquad with the slug "Trailer for 'The Fourth Kind' Might be Lying to You". I have no innate grudge against the film, but I am aware that we live in the year 2009 and that I am surrounded by magical Interweb-enabled devices that can tell me whether or not I should believe a movie that purports to be "based on actual case studies". Immediately after watching the trailer I set out for confirmation as to whether or not its claims about alien abductions in Nome, Alaska had any basis in this world. I found nothing. However, I have since then seen The Fourth Kind and I can tell you flat out that it is fascinating. Not because the film is, in fact, fact, but because of how intentionally delusional it is in its approach. It's interesting that people assume/remember The Blair Witch Project and Paranormal Activity both sold themselves as being "real footage" because neither did. Both just played with conventions of the first-person perspective to create an illusion of truth. The Fourth Kind is not content with such a linear ploy, though. It not only contains the same 'found footage' gimmick as those two films, but it pretends the footage is real. It has its star actress literally walk right up to the camera and tell us that the movie is unadulterated truth. And while that tactic annoyed me at first, I've since come to respect it. I cannot think of any film that has ever used the Door-in-the-Foot technique so brilliantly. I'll explain. Read the rest over at SciFi SquadFiled under: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fandom Permalink | Email this | Comments

Sitchin was the highlight of the 2006 Ancient Mysteries conference at the Association for Research and Enlightenment. Unfortunately, because his wife was ill, he could not make it in person, but recorded a wonderful interview with John Van Auken, as well as his own stand-alone presentation. The first two parts, and half of the third part are the interview portion, with the remaining parts being his own presentation.