Saturday May 20th, 2006

Week Two William Henry in Egypt

Whitley Strieber continues with the interview with William Henry that might finally reveal the secrets of both Egypt and precolumbian Mexico. Then Linda Howe interviews and retired Air Force officer who claims that a crashed UFO was recovered during the 1983 Grenada invasion.

William found mica at Abu Garab in Egypt that is similar to what is found at Teotihuacan in Mexico. He suggests that the fact that this substance was gathered at both places may mean that a very advanced civilization existed in both places in the past, that was capable of making use of some of the electrical capabilities of mica.

This interview penetrates deeply into the lost past. Listen as Whitley Strieber explores with William Henry the stunning idea that ancient Egyptian rituals may have been memories of scientific activities that had already lost their meaning by the time the ancient Egyptian civilization appeared.

William Henry's website is Williamhenry.net.

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William Henry interviews Andrew Collins about his search for lost civilizations. As we get closer to a real understanding of the human past, people like Andrew Collins are making mind-opening strides.

From the mysteries of the ancient Egyptian "Island of the Egg" to the growing understanding of the effect of cosmic rays on the human mind, William Henry and Andrew Collins take us on a crucially important journey.

Despite everything, mankind is going to recover what we have lost about who we really are, and how the world really works. People like Whitley Strieber, William Henry, Andrew Collins and others are on the trail of this vital information, and this interview is another step in the direction of the understanding that is essential to our future.

Linda Moulton Howe A military officer claims that a crashed disk was recovered by the Air Force on the island of Grenada during the 1983 invasion.