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Another fictional presentation of a historical content. It is a missed opportunity by Bartosz Konopka to present a narrative that could highlight how Native European tribes were erased from existence by Christianity, the great colonizer , out of Africa, Ancient Dynastic Egypt. Christianity entered Europe through Ireland - onward to England crossing the North Sea into the lowlands - Willibrord was the zealot who destroyed thousands of tribes. Radbod was the last remaining Native European who stood his ground. The content of this movie is soo perverse, that a king from nowhere would give Willibrord his bishop ring and order Willibrord to kill his son- Only in Poland can they dream up such darkness while totally ignoring history - too lazy to dig in real history. The movie is just raw sadism, bloody, torture, abuse, exploitation of human emotions, exactly what Christianity is in all its glory. Precisely what all religions are in essence, human hostile, an enemy of life. Take a look at Native Tribes around the world and realize what Monotheism, Out of Africa, did to Europe and 1500 years later, the Vatican invents colonialism and send this Christian modified European on a goose chase to Americas while the ancient maps of America sit in the library of the Vatican. Directors like Bartosz Konopka could do a better job instead of making religious propaganda, painting native European tribes as savages, retards, and idiots, which, most certainly, they were not. The only folks who laugh and enjoy this sort sit in the Vatican cheering the ignorance of moviemakers. This myth of Christ produced 2025 years of warfare, abuse of power and produced astronomical wealth for an institution that thrives on Child Abuse.

All these Alien, Extraterrestrial documentaries rehash the same material and each presentation picks its ' likes' for analysis. Yet, they all start with gruesome animal mutilations, followed by human subjects. To this day, autopsy results of these animals are outstanding. That's pretty dark. Blame the aliens? When scavengers do not eat the carcasses, the carcasses are toxic. You would think that curiosity would want to know how these animals died. Yet, the series is filled with guess work and autopsy results are outstanding. How can this be taken seriously? Are humans afraid to touch the carcass and perform an autopsy?

The extraterrestrial narratives expose the aggrandizement and delusional thinking of men like Musk obsessed with the colonization of Mars, where Musk himself, most likely will never set foot on. Just like Leopold II of Belgium never set foot in the Congo. Mush has no idea how much the human body would have to change to survive such a journey. Moreover, for humans, Mars is a one way ticket. Whomever goes to Mars isn't coming back. It's dark that humans would dream of Mars while destroying Earth.

Earth is home to numerous species. With different mindsets, you would achieve different intelligence and technologies. Hydrogen is the only element that has the power to travel intergalactic. It's also the cleanest form of energy. It means all the space 'gadgets' produced are much darts thrown into the dark. Non of our present day space endeavors can remotely achieve a trip to Mars, it barely reaches the moon. We can't return astronauts from the ISS in a fashionable matter, and is space debris is cluttering orbit, reflecting sunlight onto Earth with higher intensity. Reagan gave a speech in which he painted the extraterrestrials as the boogeyman. Will it take this boogeyman to stop the insanity of warfare or will warfare speed up human demise? Of course, we are not alone, it is quite arrogant to think so. Just as we can look at ants so do other lifeforms look at us. The ant is not aware of our existence. Whether it has anything to do with the content of these episodes is another matter. An advanced intelligence that proves to be our cousins by DNA must look down at us in horror and dismay. Collectively, our present day behavior is far less civil than our ancient ancestors.

To publish the evidence that some extraterrestrials are simply an advanced branch of the hominid tree by millions of years would be sweet irony, a divine comedy indeed.

Of all the things that pulls down this series, is the irritating, the endlessly walking and walking, and more walking of an "ambassador" who can't even take care of her hairstyle, her dress code is deplorable. A woman in a men's world where the men are better dressed, more eloquent, more diplomatic than the deplorable amateur top diplomat. Kerry Russell performs best as a spy. Her face is about to crack if she smiles. She has no concept of what diplomacy does. Her dreadful hair style is more relevant in the Appalachian Mountains than at a USA embassy in London. The series is a hybrid of a spy novel within a wannabe embassy environment.