Ancient Giants & Cosmic War Coast to coast am Date: 04-20-1 Host: George Noory Guests: Joseph P. Farrell, Jerome Corsi, Richard C Hoagland Renowned researcher with a PhD from Oxford University, Joseph P. Farrell presented evidence for a hidden history of mankind that involved tyrannica giants and an elite race bent on genetic mutation. The Greeks, Hopi, Mayans, Iroquois, Aztecs, and the Bible all recorded an ancient war against giants in the dim past. “I was astounded at the parallels between all these very, very divergent cultures,”– there seems to be some kind of worldwide or civil war against the giants for different reasons including their sexual practices and/or cannibalism. This “cosmic war” may have involved something far more destructive than nuclear bombs– torsion or scalar-based weapons that effectively annihilated both sides, he said. Farrell cited ancient cuneiform tablets that suggest some type of genetic manipulation took place in which prototypical Earth females and Annunaki-type males were mixed to form modern humans, to serve as a slave race. This is particularly problematic, as our “cousins” may return one day to claim us as their property, he warned. Such ancient genetic engineering also produced chimerical beings composed of various human and animal components, he continued We’re looking at the activity of one elite group, if not more, “that has been in continual existence more or less since ancient times,” and their behavior is to try and preserve …
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