Project Camelot: Len Kasten - Alien World Order

[WhiteLove]

Just discovered this interesting interview that Kerry Cassidy recently did with Len Kasten. I do not yet want to comment on the truth level of this, but I know Len has done some serious research and I think this interview can spark some debate here.

In short Len thinks that the world order extends beyond our world and I think that is quite possibly the case.

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[Bill Ryan]

In short Len thinks that the world order extends beyond our world and I think that is quite possibly the case.

Yes. I do think that's very possible, even likely.

I've not listened to the interview yet. But his earlier book on Serpo was very poor, showing minimal discernment (and minimal background research) — in my opinion. (Of course, this is partially my bad: I should have written the book myself. :) )

[7alon]

In short Len thinks that the world order extends beyond our world and I think that is quite possibly the case.

Yes. I do think that's very possible, even likely.

I've not listened to the interview yet. But his earlier book on Serpo was very poor, showing minimal discernment (and minimal background research) — in my opinion. (Of course, this is partially my bad: I should have written the book myself. :) )

Ah yes, Serpo. I have just recently read about that fiasco. I will have a listen to this interview. Do you believe that, although Len's general idea of a higher order bigger than Earth is feasible, that his own research has much credibility?

[Cardillac]

"the world order extends beyond our world"

David Icke has been writing/expounding on this concept for over a quarter of a century-

and many people still don't take him seriously... (shaking my head)-

be well all-

Larry

[conk]

"the world order extends beyond our world"

David Icke has been writing/expounding on this concept for over a quarter of a century-

and many people still don't take him seriously... (shaking my head)-

be well all-

LarryHis newest book, Phantom Self, is quite good.