The Forbidden Histories of the Americas Volume One

The Forbidden Histories of the Americas Volume One
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Download or read book The Forbidden Histories of the Americas Volume One written by Daniel Lowe and published by . This book was released on 2020-04-21 with total page 362 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: A compilation of various article from the files of Daniel Lowe and Tuscoro.com And pertaining to the untold histories of the Americas And the many cultures who have been coming here...Seemingly looking for the same place...Regurgitation of indoctrination will never manifest as truth. Truth indeed is often stranger than fiction, but whenever a fiction is confronted with truth, whether and intended deception or as a result of ignorance, it's creator through its well groomed proponents, will almost always lash out to protect the deception often thought to be truth. Theory, hypothesis, call it what you will, but truth will always manifest itself to those who seek to understand


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