VERITAS by Mel Hostalrich Philip Coppens | Odyssey of the Gods: The History of E.T. Contact in Ancient Greece | Part 1 of 2
Feb 25, 2012
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Philip Coppens is a soldier in service of historical truths. Working with ancient alien theorist and author Erich von D�niken, History Channel productions, and via his own deep trove of research, lectures, blog, radio show, and books, Coppens' mission is to wrest the story of mankind's origin, and other hidden truths, from the grip of scientists and academics in service to what is often patently, provably wrong.
The Belgian-born, US and UK-based Coppens has no patience for what he deems academic laziness and scientific dictatorship. "Entrenched science is terribly dogmatic and arrogant with their 'facts.'"
For example:
Egypt's Pyramids are 500 years older than they are being said to be. Reliable, undisputed carbon dated results brought this to light 30 years ago.
"We are older than given credit for, and perhaps more anatomically diverse." There are built structures dating to 8,000 and 10,000 BC. Yet they're still teaching that modern man has only been around since about 4000 BC.
Greece was not the cradle of civilization, nor the inventor of Pi and Phi. The Greeks taught that Egypt was the cradle of civilization, and that Pi and Phi were known way before they came along.
There is "not a shred, not a footnote" of evidence for the statement coming out of the Smithsonian Institution that all of the crystal skulls are 20th century German made.
"Extraordinary material coming out from NASA and other reliable sources that shows that life cannot have originated on this planet, that it originated elsewhere and came here.
"Anthropology and mythology hand us information on a plate, and it's important to use the various disciplines to come up with an answer," Coppens says. "Ancient Mayans and ancient Egyptians have always said that the path of civilization was not walked by them alone, but was walked hand in hand with the gods who helped them. Calling these writings science fiction just because we can't believe it does no one any service.
"If the gods are ET beings. What does that mean for mankind?" Mel asks.
"[The news] will not be received in panic," Coppens says. "It's what we need. That we are not alone will be a jolt of fire, propelling us into outer space, to develop new technology. It will be good for us on a soul level, for our children and our selves. Today's paradigm will be replaced by one of symbiosis rather than isolation."
The Belgian-born, US and UK-based Coppens has no patience for what he deems academic laziness and scientific dictatorship. "Entrenched science is terribly dogmatic and arrogant with their 'facts.'"
For example:
Egypt's Pyramids are 500 years older than they are being said to be. Reliable, undisputed carbon dated results brought this to light 30 years ago.
"We are older than given credit for, and perhaps more anatomically diverse." There are built structures dating to 8,000 and 10,000 BC. Yet they're still teaching that modern man has only been around since about 4000 BC.
Greece was not the cradle of civilization, nor the inventor of Pi and Phi. The Greeks taught that Egypt was the cradle of civilization, and that Pi and Phi were known way before they came along.
There is "not a shred, not a footnote" of evidence for the statement coming out of the Smithsonian Institution that all of the crystal skulls are 20th century German made.
"Extraordinary material coming out from NASA and other reliable sources that shows that life cannot have originated on this planet, that it originated elsewhere and came here.
"Anthropology and mythology hand us information on a plate, and it's important to use the various disciplines to come up with an answer," Coppens says. "Ancient Mayans and ancient Egyptians have always said that the path of civilization was not walked by them alone, but was walked hand in hand with the gods who helped them. Calling these writings science fiction just because we can't believe it does no one any service.
"If the gods are ET beings. What does that mean for mankind?" Mel asks.
"[The news] will not be received in panic," Coppens says. "It's what we need. That we are not alone will be a jolt of fire, propelling us into outer space, to develop new technology. It will be good for us on a soul level, for our children and our selves. Today's paradigm will be replaced by one of symbiosis rather than isolation."