Parallel Worlds

by John Hunter

An unusual 8000 year old Pyramid is discovered below the desert in Iraq. The Pyramid is found to be emitting a powerful electromagnetic field, a specialist team are called in to investigate this phenomenon, headed by Rick Taylor an agent of the National Security Agency and EMF specialist, Dr Sam Amos a cryptologist and ancient language expert, and Professor Jo Simons a renowned Pyramid expert.

They could not imagine that this discovery would transport them into another parallel time and space dimension. They are entrusted by an ancient, advanced civilisation that has existed without our knowledge on Earth for over 20,000 years, to deliver a message to the worlds governments that they must cease their experiments in the ionosphere that are threatening the survival of both worlds.

This mission puts their lives at risk by bringing them into conflict with the financiers of these atmospheric experiments, a very powerful Global Organisation that manipulates world governments in their goal to establish for themselves a New World Order. Not knowing who they can trust, their mission takes them from Iraq to the Pentagon, then to the HAARP research facility in Alaska and to New York in their search for evidence of an active secret experimental research facility on Long Island.

The members of the United Nations General Assembly meet to consider an offer of free clean energy from the Parallel World in return for accepting certain conditions. The lives of the worlds heads of state are saved at the last minute when the Ambassadors from the Parallel World detect and disable a nuclear device planted below the United Nations Building. This event is the catalyst that brings to justice and impeachment the Global organisation and senior members of the US government supporting them, including the President.

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First published April 10, 2011

About the author

A native Virginian and graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University, JOHN HUNTER is an award-winning teacher and educational consultant. Hunter led his first sessions of the World Peace Game at Richmond Community High School in 1978. Since then, he has taught the game successfully in a variety of settings, from public schools in Virginia and Maryland to a session with Norwegian students sponsored by the European Youth Initiative. He has spoken at the Aspen Ideas Festival, Google’s Palo Alto campus, the Pentagon, the United Nations, and elsewhere. His March 2011 TED talk was greeted with a standing ovation, and Arianna Huffington and Chris Anderson named it the No. 1 talk of TED 2011.