Looking forward to watching this. I've got a buddy that's an über-theorist, talks about the 33rd-degree Masons he's met, etc., and buys into this ancient aliens stuff pretty heavily. My attitude has always been that I don't really care a whole lot unless it can be made relevant to my daily life--and I really don't have any investment in "believing" or "disbelieving." Kinda nice to see a rebuttal from time to time to balance the stuff out, because it is sora "interesting." My favorite is the ancient airplane, and correspondingly images that can only be made out from the sky.
To be honest, I like the (Ancient Aliens) show for entertainment value. It shows oddities, and the inexplicable remnants of ancient cultures, which is pretty cool. No doubt. It raises stimulating questions about their origins and purposes, and curious insights into their beliefs and practices. Also cool.
And its perfectly true, aliens probably do exist. It is mathematically probable. The Rothschilds DO exist, it is factually certain. They are part of the New World Order, and we are more than likely being environmentally poisoned by globalist monsters.
But when you finish every statement with
"This can only mean one thing..." ...it deserves a fresh pair of eyes.
If you've watched the program by now, you'll probably find the following agreeable:
One of the things I was most pleased by was how casual and almost apologetic the guy was, yet so precise and thorough. It was a devastating blow to the whole Ancient Aliens phenomenon, writ large. But it was still totally respectful towards the wonders themselves, and he simply offered plausible explanations to some really mind-boggling shit.
The guy offered a little-known (at least to me) alternative to the building of the pyramids, for fucks sake.
From the standpoint of debate, the dude beat the dogshit out of Ancient Aliens. And sometimes, when you see that form really well done, like an aficianado of the arts, you applaud it.
Then you post it on your favorite message board, and let unspoken parallels be drawn.