Topic: Occult Mysteries

Whitley Strieber returns to the program to discuss his extensive history with high strangeness encounters and his new book, "Them." The book, which reached number one in Amazon's Occult & Unexplained Mysteries category, reproduces letters received after his 1987 bestseller "Communion." Strieber reflects on three decades of research into the nature of these visitors and their complex mastery over consciousness and time.

The 1896-1897 airship mystery is linked to an American black project and a New York esoteric circle involving figures like John W. Keely and Helena Blavatsky. This occult milieu served as a bridge between 19th-century Prussian nationalists and the early 20th-century German mystics who influenced the Nazi Party. The Nimza organization operated as a shadowy, independent entity with significant wealth and global dominance objectives.