All Will Be Revealed

All Will Be Revealed is the final book of my prognostic ambitions. It brings together many elements of my Neuphobes and Oliver Cash Series’, bestowing closure upon a most telling subject matter. Though certain sections may become quite grisly, the tone of the book is positive, bringing all the world’s problems to solution, all the world’s people to happiness. The timing of the subject matter could not have been better; however, my educational background could have been. For if I’d secured myself a doctorate in astrophysics or bio-engineering, if perhaps I’d served government or the military in some prestigious manner, perhaps then my words would carry more weight. Conceivably, they would carry such weight if I had rebranded my genre to being that of non-fiction. If perhaps I’d sidled myself to the musings of archaeologists and scientists, who’s intelligences grace pod casts, documentaries and the like, whose outlandish claims spread across the internet as do fever dreams the ill, where they pack lecture halls and auditoriums, preaching to those who cling upon their every word as if some reverence. Alas, I myself have only my imaginings. Yet often I wonder as to just where these imaginings stem from? Could I, somehow, have contact with the entities of which I have procured?

The time is upon us that world governments have long cringed about. That time being the full disclosure of just what every human has long wondered and fretted over: all the anomalous instances throughout history that leaves the average person wondering. Slowly, the powers-that-be have allowed small leaks in their hermetic knowledge and affordances of para-normal phenomena to develop. More and more have they allowed the populous a glimpse of extraterrestrial craft and evidences of ancient civilizations—beings that blatantly disprove every avenue of earthly-sciences since the beginnings of such. No longer can they hold back the gush of information that is out there, provided free and to all by way of the Internet. World governances are concerned over the enlightenment of humanity and the disruptions that will surely come about from it. World governance are indeed concerned over the loss of control over this planet and its people.

It once was that if anyone who worked for the government, who had been entrusted with the knowledge of alternate phenomena and chose to try and spread it without authorization, they in turn would then be discretely disposed of. Yet this all seemingly changed at the turn of the century, when it was figured that society must be brought along, groomed as to what really happened in earth’s past, that disclosures from those in the know would come streaming forth via the Internet. And so it has. No longer is their the social stigma as to believing in flying saucers, of alien lifeforms. Our own scientists have more than proven the possibilities of such to be vast, opening up the universe with the Hubble telescope, and now that of the James Webb. “Infinity and beyond” are within our grasp; as evidenced from our discoveries of alternate dimensions, non-human lifeforms roaming the earth long before humanity, our civilization having simply been a cosmic science experiment. It has become blatantly apparent that yesterday’s science fiction has fast become today’s fact.

Just where did these artists, writers, engineers receive their futuristic inspirations? Could it be their minds had been enhanced? Their brains modified by extraterrestrial encounters, genetic tinkering’s? Scientists have studied such anomalous minds, finding there to be overwhelming connections as to “unexplained” DNA within humanity—within the humanoid creatures collected from crashed spacecrafts, or the mummified remains discovered in secret places about the globe. The secret-state, by means of unaccounted tax dollars, has brought humanity to the cusp of emergence. Perhaps now is the time for introducing the citizens of earth to just what those trillions of dollars have been funding. And it is through stories such as mine that will hopefully make the introduction of these facts—about our not being alone in the universe—a little easier to understand, easier to accept once all is revealed.