The War in Heaven: Secrets of the Controlling Elite - Dee Martin - Bog

Ancient Aliens meets The Da Vinci Code: What Alex Jones, Coast to Coast AM and David Wilcock didn't tell you. Ancient conspiracies, secrets and legend: Could ancient secrets have an effect on the polarized human life we live today? What are the origins of the "me too" movement and conflicts between the sexes? Where does the Russian meddling begin and end? From Dan Brown and the Da Vinci Code, Daniel Silva and The Unlikely Spy, to The Illuminatus Trilogy by Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson, writers have explored the secrets of religion, government agencies such as the FBI and CIA, the 'deep state', shadow governments and big business as they seek to establish, manage and control the advent of a New World Order. What is their ultimate goal? What truths do they seek to hide? Who is it that truly controls the events that affect human life?This book explores historical elements such as the impact of the Russian Revolution, biblical references and the fall of the Soviet Union as well as the story of Lucifer and the Fallen Angels, the book of Enoch and the role of the Vatican in shaping human history. Organized crime, the Mafia and a deep secret paranormal administrative body that truly influences and guides human kind are also explored as they too seek to exploit humanity in their sinister ambitions. The Narrator is the Author, Dee Martin, drawn innocently into the quest as a scribe, observer and historian but for what ultimate end? The main character is the erudite assassin Mr. French, employed by a deep, secretive administration to re-balance the scales of justice supporting a deep ancient conspiracy while readying the landscape for a final battle. We drift into and out of the backstory of the biblical fall of the Angels referenced but largely written out of the Bible although detailed by a man who walked with God....Enoch. A beautiful young girl taken from her village and exploited during The Fall is explored. The spirit of this long forgotten child is relived through the character of 'The Waif', a gorgeous, sardonic bartender in our modern world with attitude, whose curiosity thrusts her headlong into the story and into a whirlwind romance. 'The Waif' symbolizes the curious, independent and intrepid feminine spirit that seeks to recover from this fall, a spirit subordinated and marginalized throughout time yet a spirit whose time to rise has come. But is it all too late?