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This so called documentary about occultism, alien encounters etc. Is the usual garbage following the well known recipe of 'what if', 'supposedly', 'apparently' and so on.

It is full of unfounded suggestions of occult conjuring, UFOs and aliens visiting earth, alien abduction, time travel etc.

Do scientists and researchers alter the perceptions of our past, as the description tells us? Nope!

This is for people who are so anxious to be deceived, that they will accept anything.

I wonder whether the writer/director O. H. Krill (who ever he is) believes in this, or whether it is just a way of scamming money from gullible people.

If he blieves in this himself, he should seek professional help. If not, he will be laughing all the way to the bank.

This so-called documentary is attempting to mislead its audience by presenting ideas that lack any credible data or evidence to support them. It appears to rely on speculation and unfounded claims rather than grounded, factual information.

If you are watching this and find yourself believing that what it presents could be possible, you should seriously consider reevaluating your perspective. In fact, seeking professional help at a mental health institution might be necessary to address the lack of critical thinking that allows such baseless ideas to seem plausible.

Furthermore, individuals who deliberately mislead others for their own profit should face legal consequences. Such actions are not only unethical but also harmful, as they exploit people's trust and propagate misinformation.

The documentary itself is poorly made, lacking any real data or factual basis. Instead, it is filled with speculative assertions that are entirely ungrounded and fail to withstand even basic scrutiny. It ultimately fails to meet the standards of a credible or trustworthy source of information.