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Richard Hewitt

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Born

in Yorkshire, The United Kingdom

Website

http://www.tqtrp.eu/

Twitter

https://twitter.com/tqtrp

Genre

Mystery, Spirituality, Thriller

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Esoteric Mysteries

Member Since

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Richards work, ‘The Quest to Regain Paradise’, is an outcome of two decades of funded research into a radical, alternative account of history, which has been preserved and passed down through the ages in the teachings and rituals of secret organisations and fraternities across the globe. After consulting with doctors, professors, film directors, bestselling authors, demonic-magicians, high-ranking secret society members and Grand Masters of esoteric orders, he has at last produced what can only be described as the resolution to the mysteries.
After gaining the prestigious Fringe First Award for his performance in a devised production at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, he went on to gain his degree from the Department of Aeronautical and Mecha ...more

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The Quest to Regain Paradise

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European Council of Princes: Illuminati Conspiracy Theory.

The global influence of what people refer to as ‘secret societies’ is underestimated in modern times. The P2 Grand Orient of Italy who disbanded into the Lodge of the Sons of the Fallen inevitably lost much of their influence in the formation of global constitutions, which was, according to the powers that be, necessary. And certainly, after a rare diplomatic conversation with the Sublime Presiden