Fierce Pursuit (the second in the Fierce series) is now available on Amazon for Kindle. Should be available for other e-readers soon, and in hard copy in about a month. Get it now, on sale for 99 cents!

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Aliens or Nephilim?

'Alien' skulls from 1,000 years ago found in Mexico (Click the headline and read it on Yahoo News.)

 

Folks, when you read stories and see photos like these, don't buy into the lie that aliens that evolved on other planets have visited us. These "aliens" were nephilim (fallen angels) or the progeny of angels breeding with humans (as reported in the Bible).

An Experienced Hollywood Costume Maker Assesses the P-G Film

Bill Munns, a longtime Hollywood costume maker says the creature in the famous Patterson-Gimlin film could not have been a person in a gorilla suit or any other costume. Watch his video analysis.

Bigfoot language

R. Scott Nelson retired from the U.S. Navy as a Crypto-Linguist with more than 17 years experience in Foreign Language and Linguistics, including the collection, transcription, analysis and reporting of voice communications.

 

He is a two time graduate of the U.S. Navy Cryptologic Voice Transcription School (Russian and Spanish) and has logged thousands of hours of voice transcription in his target languages as well as in Persian.  He is currently teaching Russian, Spanish, Persian, Philosophy and Comparative Religions at Wentworth College in Missouri.

 

No apes or bears have a real language.

The Nephilim Chronicles

On a radio talk show, author Fritz Zimmerman discusses his many years of research into ancient burial mounds in America--and the discoveries of giant skeletons in them. Again, I don't agree with all his views, but his findings also support the idea of giants occupying America.

Yikes, I just realized that--assuming anyone ever shows up and reads these posts--you will have no context for my previous posts because I failed to tell you about the first novella in the series, Fierce Hunger. Here's the cover.

And here's a bit about it: In the spring of 1876, when two Colorado deputies return to the tree they’d tied their horses to before chasing a fugitive into a forest, the horses are gone, without a trace. As they walk back to town, leading their bound prisoner, they discuss the possible reasons for their predicament. Xavier Garza, the half-Zuni deputy, believes he knows the answer: Atahsaia—a Zuni word meaning cannibal demon. His partner, Thomas Wilkins, scoffs at such superstition, until the mounting evidence changes his perspective on monsters—and on trust