John Wilson descends from men who have Templar in their name. Stacey Pierrot did not honor my copyright, nor did Executor, Sydney Morris.
John
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Unholy Bloodline
Posted on November 8, 2018 by Royal Rosamond Press
Here is a letter I found written to Stacey Pierrot in 1999, a year before her fantastic tale about a world famous woman artist was written. I inform Stacey (on left) I am authoring a book about Jesus begetting a lineage of artists via Mary Magdalene. Dan Brown came out with his fictional borrowings four years later. I could have had my book out if not for the truth my writing was oppressed. I suspect Sandra Faulkner knew Christine was a suicide, and, once they got her to sign a contract to finish her book, they fired her after she signed a NDA. She will be interviewed by a Life Insurance agent, as will Raphael (on right). Alas, we will get the truth out of Drew Benton who was forced to live in a alternative reality thanks to her money-grubbing father and my ungifted siblings who threw me away.
I talk about my fight with the Flockulators, the Christian-right, and their war with homosexuals. I share Laurence Gardner’s book with my daughter and her mother and they hated my interest in it. They wanted to get in Garth and Stacey’s Book of Fantastic Lies which falls into the ‘alternative history’ genre. Of course they suggested to my seventeen year old daughter I was a lunatic. As people go to jail, I will get my credibility back. I will get my grandson back in my life!
John Presco
Tyler Hunt Is Historic Heir
Posted on November 6, 2018by Royal Rosamond Press
http://www.peterrobsonstudios.com/entropic-art.html
Laurence Gardner was a prominent author and speaker in the “alternative history” genre of research and writing, whose eight published works presented often controversial revisionist theories, challenging orthodox views of world history.
He was born Barry Laurence Gardner in Hackney, London, in 1943 and worked at first as a stockbroker in the City before turning towards the arts in general and to writing in particular. His first alternative history work, Bloodline of the Holy Grail (1996), developed ideas that had emerged in Holy Blood and Holy Grail (Baigent/ Leigh/Lincoln, 1982) and in turn provided some of the inspiration for the development of Dan Brown’s novel, The Da Vinci Code (2003). Here, Gardner advanced the idea that Jesus had not died on the cross but had instead married Mary Magdalene, fathered children and created a bloodline of descendants which existed through to the present day.
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