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Some historians allege that he is a [[conspiracy theory|conspiracy theorist]]<ref>Kevin McClure, ''Gullible's Travels'', reviewing Gardner's book ''The Shadow of Solomon'' for ''[[Fortean Times]]'' No 203 (November 2005); and ''Time for Suspension of Belief'', reviewing Gardner's book ''The Magdalene Legacy'' for ''Fortean Times'' No 198 (July 2005), stating that Gardner doesn't respond to enquiries relating to the contents of his books.</ref>; implying that his work is [[pseudohistory]]<ref name="king"/>, poorly researched and not scholarly, particularly ''The Bloodline of the Holy Grail''. |
Some historians allege that he is a [[conspiracy theory|conspiracy theorist]]<ref>Kevin McClure, ''Gullible's Travels'', reviewing Gardner's book ''The Shadow of Solomon'' for ''[[Fortean Times]]'' No 203 (November 2005); and ''Time for Suspension of Belief'', reviewing Gardner's book ''The Magdalene Legacy'' for ''Fortean Times'' No 198 (July 2005), stating that Gardner doesn't respond to enquiries relating to the contents of his books.</ref>; implying that his work is [[pseudohistory]]<ref name="king"/>, poorly researched and not scholarly, particularly ''The Bloodline of the Holy Grail''. |
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Arizona Milder, which is interviewed in the movie "The Biggest Secret, tells that Laurence is one of the [[Reptilian_humanoid reptilians]] that conspire with the [[Illuminati]] controlling the politics and finance of the world..<ref name="illuminati">[http://www.viddler.com/explore/endgamenow/videos/139/ The Biggest Secret]—Viddler, in the 14th of May, 2009 </ref> |
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Laurence Gardner is a writer and lecturer on historical revisionism. He has written many books on alternative history.
Gardner is occasionally styled "Chevalier Labhran de Saint Germain", "Presidential Attache to the European Council of Princes" and "Prior of the Celtic Churches Sacred Kindred of Saint Columbia" [1]. He also claims to be Jacobite Historiographer Royal of the Royal House of Stewart. He is a supporter of Michael Lafosse, in particular his claims to be descended from the House of Stuart, which Gardner claims was descended from Jesus Christ.[2][3]
Some historians allege that he is a conspiracy theorist[4]; implying that his work is pseudohistory[2], poorly researched and not scholarly, particularly The Bloodline of the Holy Grail.
Arizona Milder, which is interviewed in the movie "The Biggest Secret, tells that Laurence is one of the Reptilian_humanoid reptilians that conspire with the Illuminati controlling the politics and finance of the world..[5]
Publications
- Bloodline of the Holy Grail (1996) (ISBN 1852308702)
- Genesis of the Grail Kings (1999) (ISBN 0553817744)
- Illustrated Bloodline of the Holy Grail (2000) (ISBN 1862047707)
- Realm of the Ring Lords (2003) (ISBN 1931412146)
- Lost Secrets of the Sacred Ark: Amazing Revelations of the Incredible Power of Gold (2004) (ISBN 0007142951)
- The Magdalene Legacy (2005) (ISBN 0007200854)
- Shadow of Solomon (2005) (ISBN 1578634040)
- The Grail Enigma: The Hidden Heirs of Jesus and Mary Magdalene (2008) (ISBN 0007266944)
References
- ^ Entropic Fine Art Inc - Book
- ^ a b The man who would be king—from The Guardian, March 24, 1999
- ^ Two reviews of Gardner's book Bloodline of the Holy Grail
- ^ Kevin McClure, Gullible's Travels, reviewing Gardner's book The Shadow of Solomon for Fortean Times No 203 (November 2005); and Time for Suspension of Belief, reviewing Gardner's book The Magdalene Legacy for Fortean Times No 198 (July 2005), stating that Gardner doesn't respond to enquiries relating to the contents of his books.
- ^ The Biggest Secret—Viddler, in the 14th of May, 2009
External links
- Laurence Gardner's web site
- Jesus' Alien Ancestors?
- A lecture based on Lost Secrets of the Sacred Ark
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