ORIGIN: The Nineteenth Century Emergence of the 20th Century Breakaway Civilizations
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ORIGIN: The Nineteenth Century Emergence of the 20th Century Breakaway Civilizations

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The suspected secret space program of the hypothetical breakaway civilizations did not emerge from World War 2 Nazi ‘Wonder Weapon’ technology, nor from the postwar military-industrial complex or the reverse engineering of a crashed ET saucer. This look at the 19th Century airship mysteries reveals a new perspective on the topic and may change your perspective on history.

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WALTER BOSLEY

The suspected secret space program of the hypothetical breakaway civilizations did not emerge from World War 2 Nazi ‘Wonder Weapon’ technology, nor from the postwar military-industrial complex or the reverse engineering of a crashed ET saucer. This look at the 19th Century airship mysteries reveals a new perspective on the topic and may change your perspective on history.

Publication Date: Jan 4, 2016

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The suspected secret space program of the hypothetical breakaway civilizations did not emerge from World War 2 Nazi ‘Wonder Weapon’ technology, nor from the postwar military-industrial complex or the reverse engineering of a crashed ET saucer. This look at the 19th Century airship mysteries reveals a new perspective on the topic and may change your perspective on history.

By
WALTER BOSLEY

The suspected secret space program of the hypothetical breakaway civilizations did not emerge from World War 2 Nazi ‘Wonder Weapon’ technology, nor from the postwar military-industrial complex or the reverse engineering of a crashed ET saucer. This look at the 19th Century airship mysteries reveals a new perspective on the topic and may change your perspective on history.

Publication Date: Jan 4, 2016

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