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Topic: Michael Topper Material

Michael Topper's Thunderbird Chronicles (PDF files, 93MB)

Just the file "Thunderbird vs Flying Saucers" from the above, about aliens/channeling (PDF, 1.2 MB)

His biggest work, Magnum Organum (PDF, 7MB)

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Re: Michael Topper Material

Thanks!
But the size of the file is 93mb

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Re: Michael Topper Material

That was a typo... fixed it, thanks smile

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Re: Michael Topper Material

Thanks for posting this Tom.  Really timely as I had just re-read a summary of his 'stalking' material on another thread (http://forum.noblerealms.org/viewtopic.php?pid=15475), and was looking to get into his actual source works.

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Re: Michael Topper Material

I haven't read much of MT so I might have a look. Thanks for posting this Tom.

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Re: Michael Topper Material

(check the first post again... two more links added)

His writing style is eccentric and dense, but what he actually has to say is spot-on many times. What I liked most was his commentaries on the Ra / Pleiadean material, and his understanding / explanation of the densities and how 4D forces operate. (Most of it is in "Thunderbird vs the Flying Saucers"). The guy was ahead of his time and no dummy.

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Re: Michael Topper Material

Thanks, Tom! I love finding new information to explore. This looks interesting. smile

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