Jonathan Miller (JM) [To the viewer] Now the English biologist Richard Dawkins is probably almost as well known as an atheist as he is as a scientist. And it's clear in the conversation we had that the theory of Evolution played a very important part in undermining his own religious belief. But as it happens, we met right at the start of the war in Iraq. So before we could get to Darwin, we started by contemplating the role that religion had played in the policies of a Christian British Prime Minister and a Christian American President. Richard Dawkins (RD) Blair is obviously an order of magnitude more sophisticated intellectually than Bush, that wouldn't be difficult. But I suspect that where as Bush is just plain naive, um, they probably both have some sort of an idea that there's a war going on between good and evil, and that... um, I mean in Bush's case, and in the case of many Americans, I suspect that many of them can't tell the difference between Saddam Hussein and Osama Bin Laden. I mean, they're all "evil", and that's why it was so easy to switch the American public from a genuine fight against terrorism after September the 11th to a totally irrelevant fight against Iraq which, after all could have happened at any time. But what happened was that September the 11th focused everybody's attention on evil, and the fact that there's a them against us. And it then became very easy to muddle up in people's minds anybody evil.

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dr jonathan reed on coast to coast..his story is incredible and i recommend watching the official alien and obelisk videos and the lecture update in my playlists...enjoy

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Ancient astronaut theories or paleocontact are various proposals that intelligent extraterrestrial beings have visited Earth and that this contact is linked to the origins or development of human cultures, technologies and/or religions. Some of these theories suggest that deities from most — if not all — religions are actually extraterrestrial beings, and their technologies were taken as evidence of their divine status.[1][2] Ancient astronaut theories have limited support within the scientific community, and have garnered little — if any — attention in peer-reviewed studies from scientific journals. These theories have been popularized, particularly in the latter half of the 20th century, by writers Erich von Däniken, Zecharia Sitchin and Robert K.G. Temple [3].