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that all of this is no joke. Can you imagine? And I mention all of this in the second volume. Even though I don’t have the answers myself, I still mention it — because just as I document everything in chronological order, I continue to do so. That was truly fascinating.

Naturally, in the second volume, I often begin to reflect — though these are more like thoughts than conclusions, more like questions than answers — about the idea that those extraterrestrials from the future are actually us from the future. And if everything follows the same matrix, by analogy, then that means there is also this future, existing in different time periods, like seven, for example — just as light is dispersed into seven different forms, so too could there be seven different civilizations. And there is humanity as it exists before knowing about time machines and everything else, so they believe they are the only ones. But further ahead in the future, there are already many different civilizations, and they have time machines, allowing them to navigate through time and space, to travel. And because they are different from one another, it’s quite possible that they even physically wage war among themselves. This is the future I saw. And, well, that in itself is an explanation of what a flying saucer is — it’s us, some version of us from the future. But the future is not singular; who knows from which era of civilization they are coming? They are different versions of us. Perhaps, for example, those from the fifth era are interested in me, in who I am now, while those from the tenth era are against me. So it turns out, as people have always speculated, that there are both benevolent and malevolent extraterrestrials. That is indeed the case, but they are simply us from different versions of the future.

What else is mentioned in the second volume? It’s interesting, curious, that Big Alexander starts talking to me frequently about secret families, about which I have absolutely no knowledge. He mentions some Freemasons, Illuminati, elite families, Jewish clans, and other clans — some supposedly against me. Not in a literal sense, but against this transition into a new era of some kind of messiah; some are expecting him, while others oppose it, and that “oh, how serious it all is.” Then he tells me about the Rothschilds, that they have this magazine, The Economist, and that they are aware of me, aware of my books, that they are