I hear Hail Mary is a pretty good science fiction movie about, among other things, space travel. I know a better one with a much larger budget where the VFX is literally out of this world. 😎
What are the chances that this story is hitting the silver screen on this particular week when Artemis II is doing its best to save NASA’s image in the eyes of the American public?
We’re currently living through and watching a 10-day movie in real time, and most of the realm’s population believes it’s actually happening.
Space is big right now, and our controllers are pushing a sci-fi space narrative pretty hard at the moment: NASA is going to build a base on the Moon! Get your popcorn ready because science fiction is about to get real! Not really, but that’s how it will be sold to everyone!
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The room was windowless and close-quartered, a beautifully polished oak table positioned in its center. The location was only a few miles from the Atlantic Ocean in Long Island, New York.
Thick paneled walls muffled the outside sounds, and a sole light fixture above cast an almost conspiratorial glow over the round table.
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Around the elegant piece of furniture sat some of the brightest minds in the entire scientific community made up of physicists, chemists, mathematicians, and others who had spent a good portion of their lives chasing a theory that now lay in broken pieces before them.
Dr. Edward Warner interrupted the silence first. “It doesn’t work,” he said, fingers interlocked and his voice demonstrating signs of fatigue. “We’ve tried everything imaginable. No matter the presentation or isotope arrangement, the reaction doesn’t proceed as we theorized. It begins, looks promising, and then dies!
Whispers broke out around the table. Some of the attendees stared downward at their notes, while others looked off into space. The promising idea that had once excited them, the possibility of an unstoppable chain reaction, had now become an embarrassment, a collection of equations that refused to cooperate.
“It was perfect,” said Dr. Maria Hoyle quietly. “Too perfect, perhaps. Nature rarely cooperates as nicely as we anticipated.”
“And the government?” another voice asked. “They are expecting us to produce results, not excuses and a list of reasons explaining our collective failure.”
Warner leaned back. “They are expecting a prototype, a weapon.”
His words hung in the air for what seemed like an eternity.
For months, Washington, DC, had poured money, resources, and trust into what they believed would be the ultimate strategic advantage. A bomb of unimaginable power. A device that could end wars in a single detonation.
But there was no bomb or prototype, only a miscalculated theory, a failure!
Dr. Richard Klaus, who had said nothing all evening, finally broke his silence. “I believe we are looking at this the wrong way.”
All heads in the room turned his way.
“We’ve been trying to build something real,” he continued. “Something that works. But perhaps it doesn’t need to.”
Hoyle frowned. “You’re suggesting we lie?”
“I’m suggesting,” Klaus said slowly, “that we redefine our way of thinking and what we consider a successful outcome.”
A few of the participants scoffed, but no one interrupted Klaus.
“Think about what the government truly wants,” he said. “Not just a weapon, but leverage and, more importantly, fear. If others believe such a bomb exists, hell, if anyone believes it exists, then the mere idea becomes the weapon.”
Warner’s eyes narrowed. “You’re proposing a theatrical show?”
“Yes. A prototype that’s convincing enough to be witnessed, recorded, and written into the history books.” Klaus leaned forward, his voice gaining more confidence. “We don’t need nuclear fission to work. We need the world to believe it does.”
Silence overtook the room. Then, some soft conversations gradually returned, and finally, a noticeable change in the atmosphere resulted.
Dr. Hoyle was the first to grasp it fully. “You’re talking about engineering an illusion.”
“Yes, an illusion, but one with important consequences,” Klaus interjected. “If multiple nations believe in a doomsday device, if they think their enemies possess it, then war becomes almost irrational.”
“Mutually assured destruction,” Warner explained. “Even if it’s only theoretical.”
Klaus smiled. “Especially if it’s theoretical,” he continued. “Because no one will want to test the waters, so to speak.”
A realization spread across the room. They had failed collectively to unlock nature’s most destructive secret, but perhaps they had stumbled upon something just as powerful: fear itself, carefully constructed and deliberately deployed.
“But it has to be convincing,” someone said. “Not just on paper. They’ll want a test.”
“They will demand one,” Warner agreed.
Klaus nodded. “Then we give them one.” He reached into his briefcase and withdrew a set of sketches, crude in appearance, but far enough along to get his idea across. A fake device had to be created, large and imposing, encased in steel. It would have realistic-looking internal components with sophisticated wiring. The prototype had to look menacing, as if it could bring the cataclysmic results previously imagined.
“It doesn’t have to sustain a chain reaction,” he explained. “It just has to look like it does.”
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Hoyle studied the drawings. “And what about the explosion?”
“Conventional,” Klaus said. “But upscaled beyond anything previously attempted. Carefully timed charges and detonations. We shape the blast, the light, the shockwave. We make the damn thing unprecedented.”
“It must be spectacular,” Warner chimed in.
“Yes, very much so,” Klaus replied.
A long, uncomfortable pause followed as the weight of the outlandish idea settled over them. This was no longer science. It was theater, strategy, and deception rolled into one.
“And this becomes…” Hoyle began before being interrupted.
“The next phase of modern warfare,” Warner finished. “A large concerted effort of people working on a project. But it will be very much compartmentalized. The more personnel involved, the more secrecy will be required. No one will know what anyone else is doing. Everyone will work to complete a prototype that’s merely a prop and never know the difference. It’s downright ingenious!”
“A project,” someone added. “The Long Island Project!”
Klaus smiled. “Yes, a project that will appear to chase the bomb we could not build. But not the Long Island Project, because, remember, we were never here. How about somewhere down the road: The Manhattan Project?”
Warner exhaled, then nodded. “I like the sound of that! Then, this meeting was not a failure after all.”
“No,” Hoyle said, her voice more steady now. “It was a turning point of sorts.”
Outside, in the distance, the Atlantic Ocean’s waves slapped up against the sandy beaches. But inside, history quietly changed its direction.
The Long Island Project would never be spoken of again publicly. Its records would be buried, its participants sworn to silence. But from that hidden room would emerge something far larger and more powerful than a mighty bomb. From that meeting of scientific minds would emerge something that science couldn’t produce, a menacing weapon of mass destruction that, in truth, did not exist.
And not too far into the future after that little get together in Long Island, in the desert of New Mexico, beneath an early morning July sky, a fiery mushroom cloud would rise, engineered not from the splitting of an atom, but from the creative minds of men and women who understood that sometimes the most powerful force in the world was not energy, but rather human belief and imagination.
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I recently sent free copies of my new novella, Holograms, to Beta readers and asked them to submit questions they’d like answered about this unique science fiction story.
I chose the best questions submitted and answered them to the best of my abilities.
Thanks so much to all of you, beta readers, who took the time to read my story and submit questions.
Interview Questions and Answers
Q: What inspired the idea behind this story?
JR: The inspiration for HOLOGRAMS came from a simple but intriguing question: What if the laws of physics suddenly stopped working the way we expect? Physics suggests that reality is stable and predictable, but modern theories like quantum mechanics indicate that it is far stranger than we perceive it to be. I wanted to imagine what it would look like if those underlying rules started breaking down and humanity had to confront the possibility that our universe isn’t as permanent and solid as we think it is.
Q: Your novel combines science with cosmic horror. Why did you choose that approach?
JR: Science can be both empowering and terrifying. The more we learn about the universe, the more we realize how little we actually understand. By blending real scientific concepts with cosmic-scale mystery, I wanted readers to feel that unsettling edge between discovery and dread. The aliens in the story aren’t traditional invaders; they represent forces beyond human understanding.
Q: Dr. Jennifer Ross is the central character. What makes her different from typical sci-fi protagonists?
JR: Jennifer Ross isn’t a soldier or an action hero. She’s a scientist whose greatest weapon is curiosity. While governments respond with military force, she approaches the problem intellectually. Her strength comes from her ability to question assumptions about reality itself. I wanted a character who confronts the unknown, not with violence, but with understanding.
Q: The holographic life forms in the book are very unusual. How did you come up with them?
JR: I wanted aliens who didn’t feel biological in the traditional sense. Instead of flesh-and-blood creatures, these entities behave more like projections or manifestations from another layer of reality. Their ability to pass through walls or distort time reflects the idea that our universe’s physical rules don’t bind them.
Q: Your story explores overlapping realities. What drew you to that concept?
JR: The idea of multiple layers of reality fascinates me. Some interpretations of quantum physics and cosmology suggest that our universe may be just one of many. In the book, Earth sits at the intersection of two realities that are starting to collide. That collision produces the strange anomalies people experience throughout the story.
Q: Governments in the novel initially respond with military force. Is that meant as commentary?
JR: In a way, yes. Humanity often responds to the unknown with aggression because it’s something we understand. But the novel asks what happens when the threat isn’t physical at all. If the universe itself is changing, weapons become meaningless. That forces humanity to rethink how it confronts existential threats.
Q: The story hints that Earth itself holds a secret. Can you talk about that without giving too much away?
JR: I’ll keep it vague to avoid spoilers, but the key discovery is that Earth isn’t just a planet; it plays a role in the structure of reality itself. Dr. Ross realizes that the anomalies and alien appearances aren’t random. They’re symptoms of a much deeper truth about how our universe is built.
Q: What themes do you hope readers take away from the book?
JR: One major theme is humility. Humanity often assumes it understands its place in the universe, but reality may be far more complex. The story also explores the power of knowledge and the importance of questioning what we think we know.
Q: Did you draw on real scientific theories while writing the book?
JR: Absolutely. While the story is fictional, many ideas are inspired by real concepts in quantum physics, cosmology, and theoretical models about higher dimensions. I like grounding speculative fiction in science because it makes the “impossible” feel just plausible enough to be unsettling.
Q: If readers could take away one thing after finishing your book, what would you want it to be?
JR: I want readers to look up at the sky and feel that same curiosity, Dr. Jennifer Ross feels, wondering whether reality is as stable as it seems or whether something far stranger might be unfolding just beyond our perception.
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“… I believe in the future he could be esteemed as one of the prophets of science fiction. If you’re not familiar with John Reizer’s works, you should be.”
If people believe there is a telescope in outer space (James Webb) that can recognize and isolate a methane molecule synthesized on an alien exoplanet by measuring a flickering light from a star 120 light years away from Earth, then they also probably believe that the COVID-19 virus is real and that the bioweapon vaccines save lives. Oh yeah, don’t forget the A-bomb; that’s real, too!
And don’t get upset at people revealing truths about the realm. Be upset at people and government agencies lying about everything that makes up our false understanding of reality!
— Dr. Reizer
It’s time to lift the veil of deception!
If you want to learn what’s truly happening in this place we call Earth, you need to start by turning off your TV and canceling every subscription to mainstream media platforms you have. Until you do that, you will never get a truthful picture ofanything happening here.
The controlling powers have stolen our history and replaced it with a false historical narrative that makes little to no sense whatsoever. The saddest part is that virtually nobody knows what’s happening in our realm today because society’s members have no reliable reference point, historically speaking, to gauge their truthful place in our 3-D holographicconstruct.
Regardless of how emotionally painful it might be for people to deal with what’s happening, it’s time to lift the veil of deception!
-Dr. John Reizer
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When a young private investigator named Jessica Harris meets Billy Hayes, a groundskeeper at Evergreen Cemetery who has witnessed mysterious happenings on the property, the two team up and discover a hidden operation; they soon become entangled in a web of lies and danger. Will they expose the truth, or become just another pair of missing souls claimed by a diabolical biomedical corporation’s vision for the future?
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The Missing is a chilling tale of power, technology, and the price of immortality. Secrets lurk in the shadows, and no one is truly safe. Not even the dead!
John Reizer has been writing content on NoFakeNews since 2012, focusing on the many machinations being committed in our realm by our hidden controllers. He aims to provide readers with a more accurate understanding of humanity’s past, present, and future, as well as clarify our true purpose for experiencing life within the parameters of an artificially constructed Matrix.
Our history…none of it’s true…they made it all up…everything we’ve been taught!
May 21, 1969
A “Fictional” StoryBy A Retired Chiropractor
Location: A NASA briefing room, Houston, Texas
Participants:
Administrator Rogers – NASA Executive
Dr. Hamlin – NASA Chief Engineer
Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, Michael Collins – Apollo 11 Astronauts
Administrator Rogers: Gentlemen, thank you for being here. This conversation never happened. There are no recordings, no transcripts. Just those of us present today!
Neil Armstrong: Okay! Why are we here?
Dr. Hamlin: Guys, we have a serious problem. The lunar module isn’t mission-ready. Radiation exposure, hardware inconsistencies—we can’t guarantee your safe return. Simply put, we just aren’t ready.
Buzz Aldrin: So, we’re scrubbing the mission?
Administrator Rogers: No! The launch will proceed as scheduled. You three will still “go to the Moon,”… just not physically speaking, if you know what I mean.
Michael Collins: Are you being completely serious?
Dr. Hamlin: We’ve built a controlled set with camera angles and simulated gravity scenes, and an extensive amount of footage has already been shot in what will appear as low-g conditions. We can produce the whole lunar landing sequence. We can sell it to the public, to the entire damn world.
Buzz Aldrin: So, let me understand this correctly, you want the three of us to fake the Moon landing?
Administrator Rogers: Let’s call it the preservation of national morale. We need to beat the Soviets guys, even if it’s not the truth. This will help us secure additional funding for the future. This operation is much bigger and more important than anything else!
Neil Armstrong: And what do we tell ourselves when people call us heroes?
Administrator Rogers: That you stepped up to the plate and served your country during a time of great need. That history demanded heroes —and you filled that need.
Michael Collins: What if this information gets out?
Dr. Hamlin: It won’t get out! If it does—we’ll deny it and call the ones pointing the fingers conspiracy theorists.
Buzz Aldrin: So, we just orbit Earth and pretend to be halfway to the Moon, and read a damn script?
Administrator Rogers: You do exactly that! Then you all come home and receive your hero’s welcome. America gets her Moon landing, nobody gets killed, and everyone wins.
(A Long silence)
Neil Armstrong: Let’s make one small step for man and one giant leap for the cameras.
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THE PULSE Thirteen years ago, the world first heard the devil’s heartbeat. A strange static, a haunting thump — it spread like wildfire, freezing people in place, locking them in a trance of terror. It stopped, but the damage was done. Now, the pulse is back, louder, stronger, and more deadly than ever.
Alex Harper and Maya Sanchez, once part of a special forces unit called Alpha Team, were sent to track the mysterious phenomenon’s origins and know the pulse’s chilling power all too well.
Recalled to action, the Alpha Team must race against time to uncover the signal’s source and stop it before humanity is lost to its grip. Will they uncover the secret behind the pulse? Or will the world become a catatonic nightmare that no one can escape? The clock is ticking, and the pulse is only growing stronger…
We’d just returned to our hotel room in Las Vegas from a fantastic trip to the Grand Canyon. It was February 2nd, and I was watching the movie Ground Hog Day in the hotel room. That’s the crazy film where Bill Murray plays a television reporter who goes to cover the big event when the groundhog, Punxsutawney Phil, comes out of his burrow and predicts how long it will be before the end of winter.
Somehow, Murray gets caught in this never-ending time loop and is trapped, reliving the same day repeatedly.
Anyway, I started thinking that I’d play around with the idea of writing a short story with a similar idea. So, I began writing this ridiculous thing on the plane flight back to South Carolina.
I figured it was a terrific concept to play around with concerning our Matrix and the illusion of time sequences apparent within the parameters of such an artificial construct.
Luckily, or maybe not, you will now get to read the finished draft here on NoFakeNews. 🤣
October. Forever!
It was a brisk Halloween evening, the kind where the crisp air filled your lungs with a sense of nostalgia. Leaves drifted down from the trees, their orange and yellow hues catching the last rays of the sun. I had encountered the acquaintance of a strange old woman named Rathe, who had begun a deep, thought-provoking conversation with me.
“If you could choose between living a normal lifespan and dying in your 80s,” Rathe said, her voice a little too casual, “or reliving the same month for eternity, which would you pick?”
I blinked at her, caught off guard. This wasn’t a normal thing to ask a stranger. It was an oddly specific question that felt more like a riddle than anything meaningful. I thought about it for a moment, considering the weight of both options.
“Well,” I said, my mouth curling into a half-smile, “I think I’d pick the same month of October.”
Rathe’s eyes widened briefly, then her lips curved into an eerie-looking grin. “Are you sure about that?”
I nodded, feeling confident. The same month? I could do it. Sure, it might be strange at first, but I had always liked October—the way the world felt on the edge of change, the promise of something new, and the comfort of familiar holiday traditions on the horizon. What could be wrong with that?
“Yes,” I said. “October it is!”
The smile never left Rathe’s face. “Alright, then. Consider it done.”
I didn’t think much more about it. It was a silly, off-the-cuff response to a question that seemed like no big deal. That was until the next day when the sun rose again, casting the same golden glow across the same street, and the calendar flipped from October 31st to October 1st.
I froze. A strange chill ran down my spine as the realization hit. This wasn’t right. Something was off.
And then, after another 31 days passed, it was October 1st again.
My heart sank as the clock ticked forward, but only in circles, returning to that same month. No matter what I did, how far I walked, and how many people I spoke to, I found myself right back where I had begun: October 1st.
At first, I tried to shake it off. Maybe it was just a weird coincidence, some twist of fate that made the days repeat. But the second, third, and fourth repetitions made me uneasy. And then I realized this wasn’t a coincidence. This was it. I was trapped. I had chosen October to be my eternity, and now the month looped around me like an endless cycle, an inescapable prison of my own making.
I tried everything to break the loop. I woke up with a new resolve each time, convinced that if I changed something significant, the pattern would stop. I ran through the streets, hoping that somehow I could outrun time. I stayed home, thinking the comfort of my space would end the cyclic nightmare. But nothing changed.
The same faces appeared. The same conversations. The same breeze through the trees. Even the most minute details remained unchanged, no matter how often I relived them. I learned to dread the little things—the familiar warmth of the coffee shop on the corner, the sound of children laughing in the park, the same blue sky stretched endlessly above me.
As the days blurred into one, the weight of the curse became unbearable. I couldn’t even remember what it felt like to be free anymore. The illusion of choice I had once felt—the excitement of the “same month”—had evaporated. It was like a terrible joke. What once seemed like an endless adventure now felt like a long, suffocating nightmare.
I started to notice things I hadn’t before. Subtle shifts, strange nuances in the world around me that I hadn’t paid attention to. The cracks in the pavement seemed to grow wider every day, the shadows longer, and every gust of wind felt like it carried the weight of a thousand whispers. What had Rathe done? What kind of person would bait another into an eternal trap?
I confronted the old woman once, desperate for an answer. She didn’t apologize. Instead, she stood there, the faintest trace of pity in her eyes. “You asked for it,” she said, soft but insistent. “You chose the month, not the life.”
The betrayal stung. I hadn’t realized, at that moment, that the question Rathe had asked wasn’t about the choice of eternity—it was about the nature of existence itself. What if living forever wasn’t about time or experience but about living without change, without progression? I had chosen a month, but what I needed was life.
Every morning I woke, I hoped for something different. I searched for a way to break free, to undo what had been done. But every night, as the sun set, I found myself starting over and not looking forward to a never-ending amount of endless October months that painfully stretched on.
I lived for moments of clarity between the repetitions, where the sensation of time—the weight of each passing second—seemed to slip back into place, only to be crushed again by the never-ending cycle.
I cursed the day I had answered that question so flippantly, longing for an end that would never come. A curse had bound me; no matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t escape it. It was an eternal October, and I was trapped within its chill, colors, and promises of change—a change that never came to fruition!
The worst part was that I could never return to that one moment with Rathe when the choice was still a question and the future was still unknown. That fleeting sense of possibility was lost forever.
What if everything we have been taught about history is wrong? What if something beyond the parameters of human comprehension intentionally obfuscates our collective perception of reality?
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“We traveled thousands of years into our past to correct a genetic error caused by a series of mRNA vaccines that threatened an entire civilization!“
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The Homecoming
A Novella by John Reizer
In the year 2036, Earth faces a natural disaster that alters modern society. The world is thrown into chaos and becomes devoid of the most advanced technology. The United States, China, Russia, and other superpowers are quickly reduced in strength and prominence.
The survivors are determined not to repeat the mistakes of their ancestors as they methodically rebuild society from the ground up. A New World Government is created and runs the planet; it has outlawed the existence of sovereign countries and all acts of war.
As the global community enjoys world peace for the first time in Earth’s history, humans are suddenly contacted by an extraterrestrial race of beings called the Tresantarians. The alien species is mysteriously connected to the people of Earth and immediately offers humanity a fantastic gift. But there’s a catch, and the people of Earth are about to uncover a mind-bending secret about the extraterrestrials that will forever change the way humans view life, the Tresantarians, and most importantly themselves.
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Our book is written primarily for you — the red pillers! We believe The Matrix Reloaded Yet Again will serve as an essential launching point for most of its readers, who will then be able to do more extensive boots-on-the-ground research themselves.
“Target List is a highly enjoyable action-thriller that packs a punch with its well-crafted action sequences, strong performances, and engaging storyline.”
NASA has offered the American people so much fakery since its inception that it is difficult to list all the nonsense.
Everything, from the moon landing photos taken by Apollo astronauts to the alleged photography of distant galaxies taken by the Hubble and James Webb telescopes, is predicated on fraud and deception.
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According to NASA, the person who took the famous Blue Marble photo is unknown. Are you kidding me?
Let’s review, there were three Apollo astronauts onboard Apollo 17, and nobody remembered who took the only full picture of Earth ever recorded.
The Blue Marble Photograph
It’s interesting to note that it wasn’t until the final Apollo mission that someone suggested that one of the astronauts should photograph the Earth.
Additionally, guess what is not visible in the famous photo? Stars! Aren’t there lots of stars in space? There are no stars visible in any Apollo photos.
They forgot to paint in the stars!
Here are some tidbits of information about the famous photo:
“The Blue Marble is an image of Earth taken on December 7, 1972, from a distance of about 29,000 kilometers (18,000 miles) from the planet’s surface.[1][2][3] Taken by the crew of the Apollo 17 spacecraft on its way to the Moon, it is one of the most reproduced images in history.”[4][5][a] — Wikipedia
“NASA has also applied the name to a 2012 series of images which cover the entire globe at relatively high resolution. These were created by looking through satellite pictures taken over time in order to find as many cloudless photographs as possible to use in the final images.” — Wikipedia
None of the astronauts wanted to be credited with taking the most famous photograph ever because it was a CGI fake.
But here is the kicker that tells you NASA is full of, you know what! According to an article in The Atlantic Magazine, you cannot see the globe shape of Earth unless you are 20,000 miles away in outer space.
“It was the first photograph taken of the whole round Earth and the only one ever snapped by a human being. You can’t see the Earth as a globe unless you get at least twenty thousand miles away from it, and only 24 humans ever went that far into outer space.” — The Atlantic Magazine (2011)
Only 24 humans ever went far enough in space to see the globe shape of Earth, and they were all Masons! You can’t make up this science fiction!
NASA has been making up stories about space travel and the Moon for decades, so I thought I would do the same thing. I wrote a novella titled The Blue Marble.
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In 2015, I wrote a science fiction story called The Vaccine. You won’t be able to read it because I decided not to publish the novel. It only exists inside the confines of a flash drive that is securely protected in a bank’s safe deposit box.
I decided against publishing The Vaccine for several reasons, but the primary one was that many crazy things were happening in my life at the time. My desire to follow through with creative projects back then was not what it is today.
If I decided to publish the novel now, people would believe that I got the idea from the COVID-19 psyop that has been in play since 2020.
A few nights ago, I watched the 1956 sci-fi movie, Invasion of the Body Snatchers. If you have never watched that flick, give it a look. It made me think about my unpublished story and about everything that’s going on in the world. It brought a smile to my face and made me contemplate an entirely different narrative concerning what we are all experiencing.
In my unpublished story, the protagonist is a young pharmaceutical scientist who questions his company’s motives concerning an experimental vaccine product. The vaccine product in question is the first of its kind and has never been utilized on human subjects.
The background and prologue portion of the story begins in Roswell, New Mexico, back in 1947 when there was a report of a crashed flying saucer in the local desert terrain. From there, the plot thickens, and the story goes on to explain how with the help of extraterrestrials, the US Government was able to reverse engineer alien technology. In exchange for the aliens’ help, the American government agrees to look the other way and cover up any evidence whatsoever of the aliens abducting humans from time to time so that they can perform genetic experimentation studies.
The human genetic experiments the aliens go on to perform take place for over ten years. They eventually have a great understanding of the human genome and what it will take to transform those genomic sequences into something that can change the phenotypical expression of humanity into something completely alien.
If you think about it logically, it doesn’t make much sense for human beings to transform their genetics into something alien (transhumanism). The only intelligence that would genuinely want to do such a thing would have to be an alien one.
In my novel, the protagonist (Charlie) figures out the entire scheme and knows that the pharmaceutical company he works for is making a gene-changing synthetic product disguised as a vaccine. And to Charlie’s horror, he can see the entire operation unfolding before his eyes.
Charlie knows that a fake illness that has been reported globally is a medical psyop designed to ultimately unleash the vaccine in waiting for the entire human population. In my novel, every sovereign government in the world is participating in the hoax.
In my humble opinion, The Vaccine novel is probably the best story I have ever authored. It’s right up there with The Target List. But some works aren’t meant to be published. I guess, in a sense, the World Government wrote and published the novel for me and named it COVID-19.
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The Target List Movie is Coming Soon to Amazon Prime!
The Target List pilot movie is a high-energy, fast-paced medical-action-thriller.
The pilot movie is a shorter version of the full feature screenplay written by MJ Palo and John Reizer.
Interviews with the cast members from The Target List pilot movie will be featured here weekly. Stay tuned for important announcements about the release of the movie’sofficial poster and trailer.
Take a look at some behind-the -scenes photos from the movie set:
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