Graham Hancock joins Dark Journalist at a live event in Cambridge, Massachusetts for an intimate discussion of his latest book, America Before and the arc of his career, exploring the mysteries of extreme antiquity.
Hancock was working as a journalist for The Economist at their office in Nairobi, Kenya when an assignment took him to Axum, Ethiopia. It was there he was told that the original Ark of the Covenant was stored under heavy guard by a local Christian chapel. The investigation of this intriguing claim set him on the adventure he’s been on ever since.
Hancock has devoted much of his remarkable career to searching for evidence of the global civilization he believes was destroyed by asteroid impacts some 11,500 years ago. We’ve been told that the Americas weren’t populated until 13,000 years ago but a recent discovery in Southern California shows evidence of people living there over 130,000 years ago – ten times longer ago than generally thought and long before human settlements are known to have become established in most of the “Old World”.
America Before draws on the latest geological, archaeological and DNA evidence to consider the stunning possibility that a lost global civilization in extreme antiquity may have been centered in the “New World”.
Thank you, Alexandra. I saw this on youtube along with this comment and thought I should share it here…
After Burner14 hours ago
I don’t trust Graham Hancock. Miles Mathis has done some good research into him, parts of which are included here along with my own observations.
For starters GH went to the London School of Economics, you might say that doesn’t mean a whole lot, but look at some of its ex-students – Mick Jagger, he only lasted a year mind – George Soros, Sir David Attenborough, Janet Napolitano, Cherie Blair, JFK… some very influential bods, eh?
Hancock’s books have been published from the off, by major publishers, how did he manage that? Especially considering the monopolisation of the publishing industry and the difficulties that other authors of ‘alternative’ books face when trying to get their work into the mainstream. He doesn’t appear to be having any such problems. Could he have had a helping hand?
He was co-editor of ‘New Internationalist’ magazine from 1976-1979 (aged 26) and East Africa correspondent of ‘The Economist’ from 1981-1983, both NWO magazines.
The Economist isn’t just any publication – it is directly connected with the world’s elite. It is partly owned by the Rothschild banking family of England and its editor-in-chief, John Micklethwait, has attended the Bilderberg Conference several times. In short, the leadership at The Economist has inside knowledge of the elite’s agenda, and they do their best to promote it.
Hancock did very well landing those positions so young.
He was promoted on TED, probably the highest profile, ‘intellectual’ promotion there is today. Yes, his talk was temporarily taken down, but the upshot of that was he sold a lot more books based on the ban than he would have sold had he not been banned. Another helping hand?
He did an interview with Abby Martin on her ‘Breaking the Set’ program where he said that there is no conspiracy in mainstream science, yet anybody with half a brain can see that there is. All of modern life is a transparent matrix of lies, false flags, misdirection, indoctrination, tenured professors, spy networks, community organisers, social engineers, infiltrators, paid trolls, agents and so on. According to Hancock, contemporary science isn’t corrupt, dogmatic and closed, it’s simply ‘people being people’. Now, we know that’s not true. Don’t we?
Many of us know about the government psy-op that was played on the hippies and the anti-war protesters in the 60s, when the CIA, MI5, Tavistock and other agencies pushed LSD on these people to disorientate and marginalize them. Include with that the MK-Ultra pop stars, like Jim Morrison, The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Joni Mitchell, John Philips from The Mamas & Papas (raped his own daughter and injected her with class A drugs), The Eagles aswell as ‘spiritual guru’ Terence McKenna, telling their followers to ‘turn on, tune in and drop out’. Exactly what Hancock and Russell Brand are doing around Ayahuasca and mysticism today.
Another huge red flag is the Bosnian Pyramids and the fact that he said, when he visited the complex in 2016 that he could see no evidence for a lost civilization there. Wikipedia is also covering up the fact that there are five pyramids at the Bosnian Complex, some bigger than the Great Pyramid at Giza. The pyramids are said to have been scientifically dated at 29,500 years old, compared to Egypt’s 5,000 and go as deep underground as they do above. The Sun pyramid stands over 722 feet (220 m) high, one third taller than the Great Pyramid at Giza. Visitors to the underground tunnels have reportedly had their Parkinson’s tremens cease and their energy levels restored and rebalanced, people have allegedly been cured of asthma, high blood pressure, diabetes and many other ailments. Why is Hancock assisting in covering this up? I would imagine the Egyptian Pyramids have the sme properties, and Mr H isn’t talking about that either.
He is quite influential and financially very successful, how come his voice was heard when many others, with a lot more important research that really needed to be heard, were silenced? Imo, he’s there to capture people who are suspicious of the system and send them down ineffectual routes. The Giza Pyramids being a case in point. Both he and Zahi Hawass know a lot more than they are letting on. I reckon GH is a gatekeeper, and he won’t upset the status quo by revealing the hard truth because, in doing so our history would have to be rewritten. He’s keeping it safe.
Two of the BEST reporters in the world as we know it!
I know, I should have said “investigative Journalists”.
Graham has put up with a huge amount of harassment and interference to put out his work. There are now other voices beginning to chime in. Paul Laviolette (physicist) has authored “Earth Under Fire” in which he determines the invention of the zodiac as a way to transmit vital information down from lost generations to the present (if only we can decode it). Andrew Collins has published “The Cygnus Key”which introduces the links between Denisovans to the north with those who made Gobekli Tepe. It all serves to fill out the picture of a repeating pattern of civilization development and natural catastrophic “resets” that leave us with a complex and growing mystery about our true origins.