Introduction

Introduction:

This is a political blog based on the works of the following writers and revolutionaries, mentors in a sense, depicting our current state of affairs in the western world and the world at large. Please take a moment and peruse the works of the following:

-          Milton William Cooper

-          Karl Granse

-          Charles Fort

-          William Bramley

-          Joseph P. Farrell

Of these men, at least one has died in the line of fire for his beliefs – that of liberty and freedom of expression and the ability to determine one’s own destiny – and one or two others are still in the trenches. But for the most ecumenical education I strongly recommend Charles Fort. He is the author of “The Book of the Damned” (pardon the dramatic title, but it makes sense once you read his pioneering work) and the inspiration for the founding of the Forteans society, a group of like-minded people that he himself refused to have anything to do with.

Fort was a maverick and basically lived in a London library for a decade to complete his research. There are a plethora of so-called homegrown reporters, researchers and patriots out there, but most operate from their armchairs or their internet routers and do little else but honk like angry geese. Fort, like William Cooper, was the real deal. It was he who first coined the term “prison planet” and I have yet to hear the likes of Alex Jones give an ounce of credit to Fort’s avant garde work that encompassed a lifetime.

William Bramley authored “The Gods of Eden” and his work acts as a supplement to the ideas and concepts so deftly detailed by Fort. It is also a must read.

Karl Granse, both mentor and friend, possesses one of the greatest legal minds I’ve ever known and is a fearless warrior for truth and justice who has stood up to more federal judges than anyone I know.

Dr. Farrell is also a favorite because he pounces upon two of my favorite topics: WW2 and flying saucers, both of which play powerfully into our current state of affairs. He’s prolific as a writer and quite accomplished though he may lack a bit of polishing. Farrell’s excellence is partly a matter of circumstance, as he realized that when the 50 year information ban was lifted by the secrecy acts around WW2 a host of unseen documents rose gloriously to the light of day. It seems the Nazis were up to a lot more than we gave them credit for, and they might even still be with us.

And Bill Cooper…well,  you’ll have to check out the late Mr. Cooper for yourself but I can state that I knew the man personally and, for all his faults, he was truly all-American and died that way.
Lastly, the blog is so named because of the common usage of the phrase, "that's so over-the-top". Before it was worn completely out I completed the thought with my own phraseology: "That's so over the top it came back 'round the other side!" I both got my laughs and made my point at the same time.

I hope you enjoy our journey together. Let freedom ring.

Warmly,
S. Daily Warren