It has been suggested that postings on this web site, giving an overview of the content of The Stargate Conspiracy, imply that certain authors hold racist and anti-Muslim views.
We do not believe that the original postings had such a meaning, and we never intended that it should.
We would, therefore, like to make a clear statement of our conclusions on this matter.
What we call the Stargate Conspiracy is a concerted attempt to construct a new system of belief using highly evocative ideas about mankind's ancient past, the influence of extraterrestrials on human civilization, and predictions of global upheavals linked to the Millennium.
Those behind the conspiracy have pressed many ideas into the service of the new belief system, including the theories of Alternative Egyptology, the prophecies of Edgar Cayce, the belief in the Face and Pyramids on Mars and the alien abduction phenomenon.
This includes selected parts of the ideas of popular authors on the mysteries of ancient Egypt, such as:
Robert Bauval
Graham Hancock
John Anthony West
and Robert Temple, which have been used in ways that those authors would not support.
At the heart of the conspiracy is a network of people who believe themselves to be in communication with powerful extraterrestrial intelligences, the Council of Nine, who claim to be the gods of ancient Egypt.
Ultimately, all the above ideas have been made to serve the belief in the reality of the Nine and therefore to support their teachings about mankind and its place in the cosmic scheme - teachings that are accepted by many thousands of people worldwide.
This includes anti-Muslim sentiments and racial ideas that many people, not just ourselves, find extremely disturbing and dangerous.
We are NOT saying, or even implying, that those whose ideas and theories are being used share these beliefs.
We do not believe this to be the case.
This should be clear from reading The Stargate Conspiracy.
