Secret stories revealed: Oliver Janich's explosive review!

Secret stories revealed: Oliver Janich's explosive review!

Es gibt keinen spezifischen Ort oder Adresse im Text. - Oliver Janich, an investigative journalist, reviewed the special edition "Secret History - from the Pharaons to the Cabal in the Vatican" and emphasized the need to question the often distorted presentation of the past. Like Compact Online , the booklet follows a unique approach: it tells the stories behind the stories and highlights historical taboo zones that often do not come up in common representations.

The booklet is divided into four chapters. These are:

• secrets of the high cultures (Egypt, Atlantis, Maya, Sumerer, Teutons)
• Secret societies (Templar, Freemason, Rosenkreuzer, Illuminati)
• secret files UFO (from biblical mentions to Roswell and Area 51)
• Secret operations (rat lines, Vatican, JFK attack)

insights and backgrounds

Janich emphasizes that the special edition not only presents data and facts, but also treats deeper backgrounds and developments that are often excluded in schools and universities. The articles about Atlantis and the secret societies, to which he discusses different theories, are particularly exciting for him. He himself contributed a contribution entitled "The End Time Plan", in which he examined secret connections between Jesuits, Illuminati and Kabbala. This shows once again how complex the topics are in the issue.

A remarkable point that Janich appeals is is the legend of Utnapishim, which is considered an older flood story as the biblical story by Noah. He also praised the structure of the booklet and the connection between old and new history as particularly successful. For readers who have not yet dealt with these topics, he recommends the edition as informative and appealing.

Criticism of the presentation of history

In the context of today's media landscape, Janich's views often provide discussions, especially with regard to the credibility of different historical representations. The examination of conspiracy theories is not an easy undertaking, as in a Guideline The Federal Center for Political Education becomes clear. There the challenges in the mediation of knowledge about conspiracies and their effects on the world view of people are outlined.

Janich's examination of the historical narration may seem for some provocative, but it invites you to think more critically about the information we consume. Further information on the topic can be found in the book "The Open Secret of the Brotherhood of the Allsehen" at Amazon .