Interesting read, very interesting
A few observations....

Human beings are almost inherently predisposed to accept fear of the unknown since, it "works better" for us. Consider that this book is an actual representation of a true event. This would mean that we are living a lie and a really big one huh! From my own observation and from what i discerned from the book is that we also limit ourselves beyond what we perceive we can achieve. The best example of this is by watching a baby going through the development cycles, the older they get the more fearful they become. That's why its much harder for a grown up to learn how to swim, ride a bicycle or even driver a car. The younger you are the easier it is to "accept" new challenges with far much less fear.

In one of the threads here someone asked why UFO's have not been seen in Africa....well I wouldn't have an answer for that but I would pose the question, why then would "we Africans" then comfortably ACCEPT and be indoctrinated to a religion brought by the same white man?

I think its very obvious for humanity at the moment to see how we have radically developed technologically in a very short time span of 150 years. Did we have help, a nudge in the right direction? Can you imagine that 20 years ago very few Africans if any (I use Africans to stress my point) had ever conceived the idea that we would one day talk on mobile phones like we do now? By the way how comes we Africans are not known to have discovered/invented any major technological breakthroughs? I digress.

"You don't know what you don't know"

I'm currently reading the Thiaoouba Prophecy. It's interesting so far. It's obviously fiction.

Your change of tone is quite dramatic.

it is clearly a work of fiction. and to exonerate himself he dumbs it down. read a few pages and the following came out. they say roaches can survive a nuclear blast so if writing about a civilisation devastated by the nuclear blast why not mention big roach survivors. and yeah such a planet ought to to have familiar land masses. a space craft that can travel faster than light. so as not to get tied up with scientific facts, claim that the knowledge of how fast was denied to him. parallel universe where you don't eat, time does not move, cant feel pain but can die etc. a great alien race which could not communicate with neanderthals and or reason with them so had to kill them yet was able to telepathically communicate with their females or something.

This week, the CIA took to social media to claim responsibility for at least half of UFO sightings in the 1950s and 60s.

High-altitude testing of the U-2 soon led to an unexpected side effect -- a tremendous increase in reports of unidentified flying objects. In the mid-1950s, most commercial airliners flew at altitudes between 10,000 and 20,000 feet, and military aircraft, like the B-47s and B-57s, operated at altitudes below 40,000 feet. Consequently, once U-2s started flying at altitudes above 60,000 feet, air-traffic controllers began receiving increasing numbers of UFO reports.
"At this time, no one believed manned flight was possible above 60,000 feet, so no one expected to see an object so high in the sky.
"U-2 and later OXCART flights accounted for more than one-half of all UFO reports during the late 1950s and most of the 1960s.