Film-maker Chris Everard, who produces documentaries for the Enigma Channel about conspiracy theories, alternative history and the paranormal, has a new book out entitled Stoneage Psychedelia. In it he presents some very challenging theories and argues that the major religions of the world were inspired by the use of hallucinogenic plants and fungi. He describes evidence for this from the Bible and how the Ancient Egyptians used a mind-altering water lily and other drugs such as cocaine and tobacco.

Once something is on the net, does it still qualify as secret? There are probably billions of links on the net trying to cash in on something their authors call a secret society. But there is not a lot of secrecy once your name is bandied about, is there?

Benjamin Fulford is an author and journalist originally from Canada but living in Japan where he has many books published. He is a former writer for Forbes magazine.
Benjamin Fulford is also well known to conspiracy theorists because of his bizarre and outspoken claims and for conducting an interview with David Rockefeller. Fulford claims that secret weaponry exists that can cause earthquakes and that that is what happened in Japan.