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It may come as a surprise to many that "Worker in the Light" was not, in fact, George Noory's first book. You see, during the swinging sixties, The Noor penned was he called his "magnum opus".
It consisted of mostly observations about the scourge of bell bottoms and "dirty hippies" and in-depth analysis and speculation over which Beatle truly was the "funny one". However, there were some esoteric nuggets hidden within "The Book of The Noor", perhaps unbeknownst to Noory who probably stumbled upon them ala Mel Gibson in "Conspiracy Theory". Nonetheless, publishing fat cats recognized the universal truths in the book and quickly took steps to obtain and destroy all copies of the tome. In the intervening years, "The Book of The Noor" fell into that murky realm of rumour and innuendo. Thankfully, that very realm is the domain of C2C's science advisor Richard C. Hoagland, who saw the notorious book appear on his esoteric radar in the last year or so. After a feverish investigation, Hoagland knew this story was gold, so he quickly turned to the Walt Disney company to help fund his search. So ... coming soon to a theater near you, the documentary that threatens to blow the lid off the publishing world ... "National Treasure : Book of The Noor". |