Aliens and Secret Code (10/19/11)

[Moon]

This episode is going to explore secret and mysterious codes written by the ancients and their possible connection to extraterrestrials. I hope there is some real information and not just speculation. It does look quite interesting.

[seeker1117]

Woo-HOO!

I'm callin' it "Best of the Season" so far!

FINALLY! Back to the sort of SOLID info we can point to and say "LOOK!"

Lots and lots of stuff "new to me" and solid points we can connect. One of the best episodes so far...can't wait to re-watch when it comes around again. Truly an avalanche of great new info...lots of great stuff to chew on.

Also, they showed the "founding fathers" episode again as a prelude, and the second watching of THAT got me a better understanding of where they were coming from and the points they were trying to make.

Please, producers: give us more like tonight! It's episodes like this that give us solid info that can't be refuted but CAN be built on!

And I just gotta mention: Giorgio seems to be tryin' out a new "do" On the one hand, we've got wild-n-crazy "Gel Giorgio" we all know and love, and now there seems to be "Combed/Blown-dry/Proper Centauri Heir" Giorgio. I'll give my vote to good-ol' "Gel Giorgio"

[greekben]

I loved this episode as well. As far as Georgio's hair....I was thinking all he was missing was the white powder in it and a ponytail on the back LOL.

[Melseetruth]

I DVR'd this episode to watch tonight. Can't wait, and can't wait to see 'the hair'. I always look forward to that!

[Inquiring Mind]

Excellent, top notch episode. The last half dealing with the stones from France that had the mathematical equations for Pi and the circumference of the earth encoded upon them blew my mind--I had no idea about these stones. The whole episode was in fact chalk full of this sort of information. Two thumbs way up

*Joseph P. Farrell has a new book out called "Grid of the gods"--He would of made an excellent guest on the show. Perhaps they'll have him on for the next; I sure hope so:

[seeker1117]

Yes, there was tremendous amounts of "new" info: the passage tombs were totally new to me, and I loved the way they finally explained the "grid" and showed how the sites connect.

And as far as "The Hair", the last coupla shows they have had clips of Giorgio with BOTH "do"s in the same show...one clip he's his usual "wild" self, and then a few minutes later in the next clip, he's "poofed" and then the next he's "wild" again...!

[Moon]

One of the best episodes of the series so far. This is what makes AA such a great series: Looking at the real evidence that is out there showing how advanced the ancients were. The mathematical equations in the megalithic rocks at the island in France are stunning. How did ancient peoples know about that at a time when we were just getting started on civilization? I wonder when complex mathematical equations were first thought out? So far, mainstream science has not attempted to even look at this.

The power grid theory and showing the alignments of many of the ancient structures was also very interesting.

It was also nice to be able to eat popcorn and not lose my appetite during the show. The past few shows have been all about disturbing and gruesome images, it was nice to get away from that.

Just when you start thinking about giving up on the series, it really delivers!

[guamdre]

One of the best episodes of the series so far. This is what makes AA such a great series: Looking at the real evidence that is out there showing how advanced the ancients were. The mathematical equations in the megalithic rocks at the island in France are stunning. How did ancient peoples know about that at a time when we were just getting started on civilization? I wonder when complex mathematical equations were first thought out? So far, mainstream science has not attempted to even look at this.

The power grid theory and showing the alignments of many of the ancient structures was also very interesting.

It was also nice to be able to eat popcorn and not lose my appetite during the show. The past few shows have been all about disturbing and gruesome images, it was nice to get away from that.

Just when you start thinking about giving up on the series, it really delivers!

I totally agree! Some of the episodes are really stretching it and I am so happy that this one had real evidence to back up the theories. The world grid is a very interesting topic that should be delved into deeper.

www.ancient-wisdom.co.uk/theworldgrid.htm#evidence

www.bibliotecapleyades.net/ciencia/antigravityworldgrid/ciencia_antigravityworldgrid01.htm
(Childress is awesome!)

[Dr Z.]

I must admit, I was disappointed and surprised at the same time. I was expecting a language code, and but instead is was geographical and math related.

It was interesting to note that many of the architectural sites were on areas where the magnetic waves vary.

I am still waiting for a scientist or a team of scientists to come up with a formula on gravity, magnetism, and electricity. Perhaps these magnetic spots aided ancient aliens or humans in terms of moving heavy equipment???

[Ace Rimmer]

Ok you guys have me jazzed about this episode, I'll look out for it next week, they ought to run it again. I'm very interested in the power grid.

[Melseetruth]

Watched the episode last night from the DVR, really good. The megalithic stones with the formulas was fascinating, as well as the Viking settlements.

And of course, the hair..yeah baby

[Trev12]

Great episode. Very synchronistic that my wife and I actually went to Newgrange for the first time last Sunday.
Next thing its on the ancient aliens on the wednesday. Six weeks ago we came back from the Malta temples..
the next week its on ancient aliens lol

[VJCGRITS]

I really did enjoy this episode. Decoding the past is so much more interesting to me when alien theories are thrown in to the mix. Bravo!!!

[celticqueen]

Loved this episode. Have been interested in energy lines for 'long time' i think they affect the body as well as whenever i go to Bonnybridge, Scotland an alleged UFO Hotspot it seems to affect my body not the mind so it must be very strong magnetic field or something there, i am a believer anyway. Great episode.

[Sunrisepony]

Almost through fully watching it the third time. I do that sometimes. And, I really am enjoying watching this show. And it's great with Buval mentioning the alignment of the Egyptian Pyramids and Sphinx being aligned with Orion in 10,500. But, shouldn't Jason have said instead of "the pyramids were built in 2,500BC" wouldn't have been more accurate for him to say "Mainstream Egyptologist believe they were built in 2,500BC." Since that "age" as it stands has almost indisputably been debunked?

I wonder if that "Mystery Spot" in Central California, falls in step with one of those energy grid intersections.

[Foxlike Mulder]

I thought this one was great...I need to watch it again and take notes. I also want to do some research on those ley lines.