“She was quietly aware that she had to stick with those who were already brave enough to be yanking this filth into the light where it could be seen and dealt with. There were so many out there occupied with this task… Christina was simply joining them. This treachery against humanity could not stand the light of day…” I was honoured when Cara St. Louis Farrelly asked me to review her book The Sun Thief. As an activist of 12 years standing I had shut down to a certain extent, shut down to a range of human emotions as I dealt day in and day out with the horror and danger of my work. Cara’s book changed that for me, I had tears in my eyes as I read the last page; without really knowing why, perhaps because she had so intimately involved me, as the reader of her novel, with the struggle that so many of us experience. We struggle in silence, hardly ever talking about the toll on our lives, but focused solely on the task at hand. Many of us have abandoned ‘normal’ lives in our bid to ‘save the world’. We are isolated from our families, our friends and associates and after a while even ourselves as we keep our nose to the ground and our eyes on the sky. Cara’s book reconnected me to myself as I identified with the lives of her characters. I realised that the struggle and alienation puts us into a kind of limbo land. We need each other and the only place most of us meet is on the internet. We are alone members of an international army dealing with facts and figures and the latest research. Research that is so in the realms of science fiction that our imaginations are required to keep stretching into non-human created horrors and we become desensitised as we deal with scenarios way beyond ordinary human understanding. We are stretched on all levels. But this is not just a book for activists, it is a book that everyone must read, it is a book about you and me and everyone else. You are just as intimately involved in this story as I am. Why? Because the science is aimed at you, and aimed at your family. It is actually not fiction but science fact, the surface of which is increasingly skimmed over in movies and the latest hideous pop culture videos and songs. Cara digs deep into the facts. As she says, it is a story but it is true. The Sun Thief is packed with facts and only the names of the creators of the project to terra form our planet into one large wasteland and the perpetrators of the Trans Human Project have been changed. The Sun Thief is a book about saving the world, that will save the world. It is imperative that “those already brave enough” make sure they get copies of The Sun Thief to the people who can use it to widen their awareness of a covert operation, covert yet boldly visible to those with eyes to see. The people who need to read this book are all people in public office, and all activists in all fields of action. Cara St. Louis’s impeccable research into the Chemtrail agenda is the basis of a thriller that is truly about you and me and everyone else. We are the victims of the crime her book details in fine print. She explores the minds and lives of the perpetrators, like she knows them intimately and weaves a fascinating picture of intrigue and counter intrigue. The heroes in her book are believable, but they are people of above average integrity and intelligence. People who put their lives on the line to save humanity from the evil that awaits it. They are people taking extra ordinary actions to deal with the extra ordinary situation that has compromised hundreds of people swept up in a dark project which leaves them two choices, speak out and die, or toe the line and stay alive. These people know that not only they, but their families will also be harmed if they speak. “The many out there already occupied with the task” of exposing an agenda so unbelievable that most people will not accept it, now have an excellent handbook to help them piece bits of the puzzle together and with which to use as a bullet proof piece of evidence to convince those in office who have not been co-opted into silence, into taking action. The book is descriptively written, painting word pictures of beauty amidst a backdrop of murder delivered from steal and titanium machines, machines that are stealthy and successfully stealing the sun as they fly missions of mass destruction across the planet. I consider The Sun Thief the most important book ever written and you will also as you become immersed in a quickened pace that leads to an unexpected twist ... one which brought tears to my eyes and a hope to my heart.
Posted on: Sun, 27 Oct 2013 01:07:57 +0000