Ancient aliens visited Earth thousands of years ago and through the centuries. The Mojave Desert of California is one such place, according to ancient Paiute Indians. They tell of strange beings who occupied a great part of California, built amazing flying machines and laser-like weapons that could stun or kill. The Iroquois have a legend of a maiden marrying the chief of the sky people. An Indian Guide during the 1920s claimed he found a labyrinth of caves beneath the desert valley floor. He found humanoid mummies of giants, skeletons of extinct animals and vast gold. If these stories and legends are true, do aliens still inhabit California's vast desert areas and could this account for numerous UFO sightings and an alien abduction of a young couple in 1989 near the Panamint Mountains of the Mojave from the Mojave Incident by Ron Felber? Did nuclear weapons create vitrified ruins in Death Valley and in other deserts worldwide thousands of years ago? Perhaps the rumors of aliens and alien technology at Area 51 in Southern Nevada aren't so far-fetched.
Lewis investigates these questions as well as Bible's description of alien beings and their flying machines and believes the Prophet Ezekiel was visited by aliens, not angels. Did alien beings disguise themselves as angels in 1917 when three children of Fatima were visited by a Marian apparition for six months at high noon and always on the 13th day of the month? The children also witnessed flashes of light and a mysterious orbs, reminiscent of modern day UFOs. This book offers compelling evidence of alien contact and their agenda for planet Earth.
Other topics in Angels, Aliens and Prophecy II include crop circles, ancient aliens, Indigenous legends of ancient beings, chemtrails, time travel, prime events, time shifts, alien abductions, cattle mutilations, crop circles, alien-human hybrids, and prophecy. Lewis includes her own UFO encounters and perhaps an alien abduction that was uncovered through a hypnosis session by renowned author and MUFON investigator Ann Druffel.
