Bücher von Raymond Samuels

Have manipulative aliens replaced reality with some kind of simulation since 2012? Is the COVID-19 pandemic a product of apparent collaboration between such demonic entities and elites? Are elites in fact demonic entities masquerading as ''humans''.Is the "Earth" that you and I now experience some sort of computer generated copy of the real Earth which we have been abducted from, in order for a collection of demonic entities to perform experiments in their efforts to concoct a "New World Order" from an artificial timeline of their own making? In Axél & Remy, Raymond Samuels uses humour to challenge readers to explore what many describe as the "Mandela Effect" which could very well be the greatest conspiracy ever which far surpasses already well-known conspiracies associated with the UFO and alien phenomena.The "Mandela Effect" has nothing to do with a "collective forgetfulness" as disinformation agents in this apparent simulation like to claim as part of a gaslighting strategy. Rather, people who experience the Mandela Effect remember the ''real Earth'' before they were plopped into this artificial world which appears to be run by demonic entities and largely populated by apparent cloned beings along with human-looking avatars. Such beings have no recollection of the real Earth because they have, in fact, been apparently generated by the archontic controllers part of this fake environment.

In spite of widespread support for environmental protection,the destruction of our planet continues to worsen. But in the fight against climate change, one key factor is often overlooked: our current measurements of economic performance. Rooted in market-based capitalism, these indicators encourage those in power to strive for numerical "success"at the cost of environmental protection and quality of life.In The Quantuum Effect, 25-year veteran investigative journalist, researcher, and former government advisor Peter Tremblay proposes a new measurement of economic performance-one which promotes environmental protection instead of exploitation and destruction.Drawing on his background in environmental studies and his years of advising government on environmental protection and planning, Tremblay challenges the validity of the current sustainable development prism, which fails to challenge capitalism as the root cause of environmental destruction. He urges the replacement of market-based capitalism with a revised way of thinking that holds environmental protection as an integral objective with inherent value, sparking gravely needed public discussion on a new way of conceiving economic development and the global economy.