Bloodline of the Gods: Unravel the Mystery of the Human Blood Type to Reveal the Aliens Among Us

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We are living in a paradigm shift where technology is uncovering and changing what we know about the past.New ideas are not accepted easily. We are a stubborn people. As we continue to evolve we are going to realize that what we were taught will not be what we will be taught in the future. Nick Redfern does an admirable job in elucidating on the controversial aspects of human evolution. His incorporation of human blood types with the Sumerian/Anunnaki material makes for a very interesting and riveting book. Truth is dynamic, and will always be based upon the perspective of the interpreter, which makes this book very controversial. To the Ancient Alien/Sumerian/Anunnaki enlightened, they will find this book very interesting. To those with firm beliefs in the major religious teachings, not so much. And to the RH negatives of the world, they will tell everyone- we’re human, we have enough problems, so just leave us alone! And, they’re right. There has been speculation that humanity is a hybrid race, a conglomeration of Orion, Sirian, Anunnaki, Pleiadian, and other races mixed in. Will we ever learn the truth about human origins from today’s geneticist and microbiologists? I highly doubt it, and Nick Redfern states this in part of his Conclusion, on pages 227-229. “In all probability there wouldn’t just be one, unified response, but an absolute multitude of reactions, most of them based around a collective, outright denial of the story. And there is a very good reason why millions- perhaps even billions- of people would maintain, and maintain strongly, that the revelation lacked merit. If the story of the RH negatives does one thing more than any other, it does away with the need for a god, or multiple gods, to have a role in the creation of the human race. Instead, the disclosure would demand that we have the existence of someone else’s equivalent of NASA to thank for our very being. For entire swathes of the human population, such a suggestion would be complete anathema. And, for billions of people for whom religion and faith are the cornerstone of their very lives, we would likely see despair, depression, and perhaps even suicidal tendencies surface on a massive scale when faced with a world without a god and without a heaven, and without just about everything else that religion offers us- including some form of never ending life after this one.” When Neil Armstrong made the following quote at the White House on the 25th Anniversary of the Apollo missions, I’m willing to bet that any mention of human origins would never be included in this assessment- “There are unimaginable wonders [out there], for those who can remove truth’s protective layers.” So, does the phrase, Occulta Veritas Tempore Patet = Hidden Truth Comes To Light In Time, ever see the light for the masses in their understanding of their genetic heritage? Most likely not, but there will be a few fortunate human souls among us who will know the truth. Bloodline of the Gods includes a good bibliography for additional reference, of which I would like to add the following books to expand your perspective- Dr. Roger Leir’s UFO’s Do Not Exist- The Greatest Lie That Enveloped The World, Hair of the Alien- DNA and Other Forensic Evidence Of Alien Abduction, and Ancient Aliens- The Official Companion Book.

I finally was able to start reading and I don't want to put this book down. I took a break to write this review. The author gets straight to the point and breaks it down. If you love controversial extraterrestrial stories, you will love this! I feel like this intricate puzzle in my mind is finally coming together! ;)Update: I've concluded the final chapter! The only thing I would say is that I hoped the author had mentioned or dedicated a chapter to give more insight on the mystery of the different blood types. Since becoming interested in the ET phenomenon, I believe race is one of the biggest manipulation of human history. The blood that flows through our body tells us something about our origins, as well as, if we have an underlying disease or illness. You can save someone's life because you share the same blood type. I would think it'd suggest you are closely related than what's led on to believe of the human race. And a false idea that pigment plays a significant role in who we are, would start conversations many aren't ready to have.

Nick Redfern, who has been seen on the series "Ancient Aliens", is a good writer. The topic is finally taken up that I've always wondered about. If we all have the same origen, why should our blood types be different? Even causing a natural reaction in a mother to attack her fetus of a different Rh type?The only issue I have is that Redfern soliloquizes over religious beliefs causing terroristic actions and then goes on to say that if people thought their bloodline was caused by alien genetic tinkering that (1) their belief in God would be abolished (why couldn't people just extrapolate that their God is even bigger than previously thought and created the alien race, too?), and; (2) without religion, which he says is responsible for the ardent terrorism, that there will be no social order but chaos (if religion causes terrorism and strife, one would think it a boon to social order and elimination of "my God vs your God"-caused terrorism). Redfern needs to spend less time on the soapbox about his feelings in this area and make a stronger connection about the possible reactions.All in all, a good writer has taken on a long overdue topic. Highly recommend. (And why isn't this addressed in school when when we first learn about blood types...?)

Nick Redfern writes about a link between the Anunnaki and the Rh-negative earthlings. If you do not know who the Anunnaki are, then you need to read more! Or, watch the TV-History Channel series— “Ancient Aliens”. Redfern does a great job of surveying the various factors that point to linkage. Thus, I found this a fascinating read… until the end. I do not find the conclusions drawn by the author that the debunking of global religions by this premise would lead to chaos and possible persecution of those with Rh-negative blood. Our global society has been drip-fed the possible existence of aliens, and even the connection to “ancient-alien” intervention and presence on earth, for well over 60 years…since “Roswell”. And, so far, no global meltdown beyond what is already going on over religious extremism. However, given that reservation, I still found this a very well-written book rendered in a lucid and engaging style. Thus, I recommend this book to anyone who follows this vast and fascinating subject.

Another Nick Redfern book that is amazing and scary. If you have ever wondered why blood is so special in the Bible and other rituals this is the book for you.

The book started off as quite dry. When a got a little deeper into the book I could not put it down. The thing that spoiled it was Kindle froze and I could not finish the last chapters. All that shows is the title page. This cover page is so large you can not see to read the book. I would like Kindle to fix this problem. You must either reload the book or return my money back that I paid.Is this your way to make me buy the book because I never did read the end.People do not download this until Kindle fixes the problem

Great book

This book had a lot of potential but it really isn't at all what the back cover describes. There is very little info about the nature and characteristics of Rh neg people and a lot of regurgitated info from other authors and shows like Ancient Aliens. The author really doesn't explore or examine his theories. He states them as fact with barely two or three paragraphs and expects the reader to take his word for it. The book doesn't really tell you much and I find he is very anti religion and prone to negative thinking and fear mongering. A very disappointing read from someone I expected more from. I feel like I wasted money.

The entire argument is based around ancient aliens mining gold to restore their atmosphere and the genetic changes they made to humans along the way. This book is far beyond implausible, it is absolute rubbish.

Delved into the origins of the RH negatives and gives a fairly comprehensive look at what that means both in the past and for today's world.