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My journey began in 2016. That year, I heard Barack Obama and Donald Trump saying some striking things. The term "fake news" started popping up everywhere. I'd never heard of Agenda 21 or Agenda 2030 before. Honestly, I didn't know much about politics, math, science, or physics at the time.
Then I came across two words that changed everything: flat Earth.
You might think that's taboo—after all, we've been told our whole lives that the Earth is a spinning globe hurtling through space. Questioning it can make people label you as a conspiracy theorist, anti-government, or worse. No one wants that kind of stigma.
But those two words intrigued me. I started asking simple questions about the standard heliocentric model: How can we prove the Earth is moving through infinite space at 500,000 mph (or whatever the claimed speed is)?
The responses shocked me. At first, some people complimented me, saying it was a smart question that most wouldn't even think to ask. Then the tone shifted: I was called names, told to kill myself, threatened with having my Facebook account reported for "defamatory statements," and warned that if my parents, friends, coworkers, or boss found out I was questioning the model I'd grown up believing, I'd be seen as an idiot—or worse, anti-science. I was told never to do that again.
That reaction only made me more curious. It opened a huge can of worms. I began learning about, Cosmology, epistemology, Relativity, Quantum theories, Ptolemy, Newton, Dark matter, then the political side, gaslighting, Marxism, communism, neo-fascism, Hitler. Topics I'd barely touched before.
The more I dug in, the more I felt compelled to document what I was discovering. If you're genuinely curious about what's really going on and want a book that captures this pivotal moment in history—one you can own and read for yourself—this is it.
You can find it on Amazon. (Note: It may have a different cover, the print edition is coming soon, and the price could change.) a.co/d/03hdMaXP
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