Ancient Aliens on the History Channel

[Tim Bravo]

david promoted this show with his most recent blog post, saying it was part of disclosure. while i appreciate what the show is doing, i really would have liked a little more disclosure in the 2-3 hours i watched last night. maybe i'm just too up-to-speed on disclosure as it stands (thanks to david!)

did anyone else watch and learn anything they didn't already know?

one thing that struck me as i saw the footage was that the nazca plateau looked like it was purposely razed from what was a mountain previously. the show did end up touching on that, to their credit. this is a huge mystery, since the mountain top has disappeared. where did that material go if it's not in the region?

who? when? how? and why?!

also, there was talk of an ancient city in bolivia purported to be 17,000 years old and tied to easter island. 17,000 years old?! that's 11,000 years longer than modern science acknowledges for civilization. while those of us who believe in the existence of atlantis and lemuria understand human civilization is more than 100,000 years old, this should be extremely interesting to those of the main stream understanding. why is it not being talked about?!

[jakobm]

i agree it didnt seem very informative.. mostly loose chatter about some nice scenaries out there..

the first season was good, but didnt really dig down in the really important disclosing..

in defence of the series should be the fact that they actually get around to topics that have remained "non kosher" for decades..

a lot is owed to people like hancock and beuval and their work on the egyptian pyramids.. their work has been so ironclad that it could not be debunked by existing "dogmatic" flat earthers.

hope the series will get into more depth in coming episodes..

if not its good to know we can count on david and like minded to do the work and make sure the information gets disseminated slowly..

[Chris Hamilton]

the 10/28 episode of anceint aliens is available at the history channel's site here:

http://www.history.com/shows/ancient-aliens

there will be a new show every thursday, so i am imagining that each episode will be featured there at some point and those of you out of the united states can watch the episodes. chris

[Kelly]

i never miss ancient aliens. i do agree that it is re-hashing what we already know....but we have to understand that this is main stream media!! it is a form of disclosure and it is exciting to see it on main stream tv. just think of all the people who are seeing and hearing this info for the first time!!

[MarkM]

yeah, kelly i totally agree. with mainstream introductory featuring there's such a huge potential for so many 'fence sitting' sleepers to begin awakening to the issues!

i feel that this is the great hope of our time, and i feel that this hope is also behind the great effort of david wilcock. :d mark

[Babyblue]

this show is not really for people who are already in the know, even though i still enjoy it, it's for the main stream, which is totally exciting. i'm just happy to see it up there, not being ridiculed but taken seriously! that's huge. that's massive. yippeeeee.

[12thUranus]

its a great show. like a high budget dw video. they totally ripped off all the research of dw and zechariah sitchen and probably others. it makes me sad really. i loved my "fruity computer" six years ago and the company that produced it. now it is so main stream, it doesn't feel special, nobody can tell that i'm not just one of the people that jumped on board last year with all the rest. i think i just discovered why i feel such animosity toward disclosure

[Moksha]

i tuned into history channel's ancient alien series on thursday to find david wilcock himself along with graham hancock talking about underwater ruins. how many episodes has david been on? only time i have seen him on tv besides this is that 2012 syfy special a while back.

[Chris Hamilton]

hi moksha,

yes, that was david he has taped many segments for the history channel for aliens but he didn't know in what episodes he would appear, so he didn't say anything on his blog. if you watch aliens every thursday night at 10 you may catch a glimpse of him! for those of you who may have taped the "underwater worlds" episode, he appears between 20 minutes and 35 minutes into the show. chris

[Tenet Nosce]

i tuned into history channel's ancient alien series on thursday to find david wilcock himself along with graham hancock talking about underwater ruins. how many episodes has david been on? only time i have seen him on tv besides this is that 2012 syfy special a while back.

not surprising that david would make his appearance on 11/11. :d