The Flat Earth Conspiracy

by Eric Dubay

Wolves in sheep’s clothing have pulled the wool over our eyes. For almost 500 years, the masses have been thoroughly deceived by a cosmic fairy-tale of astronomical proportions. We have been taught a falsehood so gigantic and diabolical that it has blinded us from our own experience and common sense, from seeing the world and the universe as they truly are. Through pseudo-science books and programs, mass media and public education, universities and government propaganda, the world has been systematically brain-washed, slowly indoctrinated over centuries into the unquestioning belief of the greatest lie of all time. A multi-generational conspiracy has succeeded, in the minds of the masses, to pick up the fixed Earth, shape it into a ball, spin it in circles, and throw it around the Sun! The greatest cover-up of all time, NASA and Freemasonry’s biggest secret, is that we are living on a plane, not a planet, that Earth is the flat, stationary center of the universe.

Genres: Science, Nonfiction, Conspiracy Theories, Philosophy

252 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 9, 2014

Reviews

[Benjamin Stahl · Rating 4 out of 5]

Misguided by the title, I was under the impression that this book would be an argument against the theory of the Flat Earth (hence "conspiracy" instead of "theory"). Well, obviously that is not the case. This book is a good-sized onslaught against not just heliocentricism, but evolution, dinosaurs, space, gravity, relativity and pretty much the entire bedrock of our scientific knowledge. Sure, at first glance it all sounds quite ludicrous, but I have to say this book does pose some interesting questions. As a Christian myself, I'm always attracted to that romantic notion of science being proven wrong: how gratifying that would be to the Godfearing populace after so much ridicule from this increasingly secular world. Of course you must take anything you read that asks you to believe something you have no personal way of verifying with a grain of salt. That stands for both sides of the spectrum. I can accept the possibility of a sinister, Masonic conspiracy against God that has championed Darwinism and other such secular ideas: theories that have decentralised the Earth and Mankind to the point that one naturally wonders if the Earth-centric Bible really is as true as it claims to be. Personally I always beleived by default that the Earth was globular, that dinosaurs were real, that none of these things or anything else renders God nonexistent. After reading Darwin's Origin of the Species I professed myself a logical believer in the process of evolution. I would just say that evolution itself was part of the natural process that necessitates itself within the world that God created.

Anyway, I realise that if I don't reign this in, I will just ramble for ages as I debate with myself what to make of this book. Suffice to say that I wouldn't scoff at it. One is committing a major social error in saying they reject evolution and the existence of dinosaurs - and hell, Jurassic Park is one of my favourite movies; I love the idea of dinosaurs! - but this book draws attention to what really does appear a consistent push for anything that might solidify the case for these non-Biblical "realities". Not to mention, it describes an unsettling retaliation of the scientific world to supress anything that might call their own claims into question.

Why were dinosaurs found so abundantly only after Darwin's theory reached the masses, and by groups that always seemed to have an invested interest? Why were several fossil and skeletal discoveries been debunked as false yet the scientific speculation stemmed from them still remains in circulation? Why is there so much secrecy and goverment interference when supposed dinosaur remains are discovered? On these topics as well as all the others explored, this book does not exactly prove much, but it certainly begs the question: "Do we truly know that our perception of truth is indeed the real truth?"

This is the thing, for me. Despite the excitement I feel when Flat Earthers talk about our world being circled by a perpetual wall of ice, despite their promise of there being such an ever-looming mystery surrounding our existence, I still am more inclined to retain my formers beliefs - indoctrinated, I concede, since before I even went to school. I look up at the stars and while I cannot claim to know one thing or the other, I think it more likely that those stars are a long way away, that Mars, the Moon, Jupiter and all those enigmatic bodies are indeed great spherical planets like the one we live upon. But I choose to keep an open mind to the chance of us being greatly lied to, for what motive I could not say, only that, at worst, it is part of the Devil's great scheme to prevent us from reconciling with God. Sorry to go all Westborough Baptist but I do believe in those things, so for me it isn't so ludicrous a concept.

Some of the arguments in this book, such as why the earth looks flat to us, and how the oceans can stay level and not fall into space, I admit seemed kinid of idiotic. But despite the occasional moment of silliness, this book does pose some serious questions that really ought to be definitively answered. Until they are, Flat Earthers have a right to comtinue asking them.

[Gindaa Wicaksana · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you want to challenges your mind, the book by Eric Dubay seemed to reveal the facts that had been hidden for 500 years and presented scientific evidence that the shape of the earth was not round but flat, and that will be your enemy to beat by read this stuff.
I have read the hundreds of pages thick book at the beginning of its discussion questioned the truth of the earth being round with astounding philosophical questions.
Lacantius in On The False Wisdom of The Philosophers was also quoted in his statement in the book which is "A ball where people on the other side live life with feet above and heads below where rain, snow, and hail fall upwards. , where trees and food plants grow upside down, and the sky is lower than land? The ancient wonders of the Babylonian Hanging Gardens became nothing compared to the expanse of land, sea, city and mountains believed by pagan philosophers to hang from the earth without support! "Said Lacantius.
Dubay in the book writes that for more than 5 centuries using all forms of media to computer-generated images, this multi-generation conspiracy has succeeded in changing the minds of the masses by picking up images of the unmoved earth, changing the shape of the earth into a round, making it spin in a circular path .
In my opinion, Eric Dubay has collected various evidence which he presents systematically in his long chapters. He also succeeded in discussing why the earth which is actually still, does not rotate, continues in the chapter of still water is water that comes.
Next he discusses the horizon that is always horizontal, non-curvature of the earth that can be measured, enlightenment about the flat earth through the lighthouse, to the canal and railroad tracks that prove the earth is flat. Do not stop there Dubay insisted that the flat earth has been proven by pilots and sailors, to the extent that he denied that the south pole exists.
This was confirmed by the facts about arctic and Antarctica which prove the earth is flat, the midnight sun proves the universe in accordance with geocentric understanding, and he also tells about the polaris of the northern polar star.
According to Dubay, the moon produces its own light and is semi-transparent, while the position of the sun and the opposing moon is considered to be balanced, the same in the sky.
I think that reading the book The Flat Earth feels like a test for someone to open their minds. The reader may smile with the rare theories presented.
But it is possible for readers to get suggestions with statements that are unexpected and break the reliability of the theory of earth science that has been recognized for centuries. This book is suitable for all to read, especially those who are thirsty for science and lovers of science fiction that is thrilling. In general, books are arranged systematically and attractively in a language that is popular and easy to digest. But on the one hand long quote sentences often lead the reader to get bored before digesting the information in them.
Dubay also stressed the attitude that relativity does not exist and gravity also does not exist, while the total eclipse of the mind. He proved a number of experiments and opinions covering the voyage of the world and the loss of the hull of the ship, the evidence of the pendulum foucault and the Coriolis effect, to the cult of global sun worshipers Mason at NASA. Dubay also revealed his theory about false news about NASA's landings on the moon and Mars until according to him evolution is a lie, intelligence planning is the truth. The statement from Dubay that I still remember is "Earth is not a planet, planets are only stars, and stars are not the sun,"
I think The Flat Earth Conspiracy is a book that changes people`s mind set and exists to reject the establishment that has been running for the past 500 years.

[Carmen · Rating 1 out of 5]

This is actually 0.5 * and that’s solely for writing a book. That half a star is a stretch since most of the words in this book were written by other people. I have a never read a book whose chapters were dominated by passages from other books.

The book is very poorly organized. The arguments are scattershot and do not build on one another. It is very poorly researched, and that’s for the part that aren’t flat out wrong.

From the beginning this book starts out on the wrong foot. It’s starts with the conclusion and tries to warp science to fit the conclusion. Dubay does not accurately present the current theories so his counter arguments are nothing more than poor straw men. He also does not replace the current models with any alternatives. If you want to claim gravity doesn’t exist then your book better be full of equations showing that your model fits the data better than the current understanding.

The book is chock full of misunderstandings. Only read if you hate yourself or you promised someone else you’d read it.

[Carole · Rating 4 out of 5]

As another reviewer mentioned, this is mostly quotes from other works on the issue of the shape of our earth and its place in the "universe". However, this does not mean that it is not a worthy book in its own right. Some of the books he quotes from are from the 1800s, books that tend to be wordy for modern readers, but he has arranged pertinent parts of those books thematically so that the modern reader will have no trouble following the idea.

I personally would have liked more refutations of the counter arguments that ball-earthers give to the flat earth claims presented in the book but aside from that The Flat Earth Conspiracy gives me a good place to start from in my search for truth regarding this subject.

[John Robovsky · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book changed my whole life.. thank you Eric.. stay safe, we need you and others like yourself, to help continue growing this movement. Thanks again.

This book changed my whole life.. thank you Eric.. stay safe, we need you and others like yourself, to help continue growing this movement. Thanks again. You are in our thoughts.

Your biggest fan, Johnny B. Robovsky
Des Moines, Iowa

[Geofrey M. · Rating 4 out of 5]

Clear, concise summary of other authors work on the same topic to further support the flat-earth theory; this work is a must-read for those just recently introduced to the flat-earth topic

[Nduko Elvis Nyanaro · Rating 5 out of 5]

I see how hard it gets for us (adults now) to admit that all along we have believed a lie. I had my doubts about the correct shape of the Earth and God's role in it. Apparently, from Eric Dubay's findings, my opinions are leaning heavily towards the Earth being flat and stationary. I recommend this book to anyone who is interested in knowing "things you are not entitled to know".

[Eric Martínez · Rating 1 out of 5]

This was not a good book.

[Adrian Pop · Rating 4 out of 5]

Although it is not an entirely original book, having a work that deals objectively with the shape of our world is a very unique thing in this age. Even if you don't agree with the ideas that are presented, The Flat-Earth Conspiracy is nonetheless a valuable collection of sources and ideas that have not been referenced in a long time, and probably for very good reasons either way.

[Beth · Rating 5 out of 5]

Interesting

Thought-provoking and deserves to be taken seriously. I plan to buy the paper version and reread the book again. A keeper.

[ade_reads · Rating 1 out of 5]

Sebenarnya, saya membaca buku sudah dari sejak beberapa bulan yang lalu. Lupa deh tepatnya kapan. Kalau tidak salah ketika teori flath earth mulai rame lagi diperbincangkan di sosial media. Duh... kok yaa... ini sudah tahun 2017 gitu, sebagai astronomer amatir, *eaaa hahaha >_< saya berpikir, masiiiih saja ada orang yang ibaratnya sampai jungkir balik mempertahan teori yang saatu ini, iya... teori tentang pemahaman yang mereka anggap bahwa Bumi ini bentuknya bukanlah bulat,melainkan datar. Selain itu masih saja juga ada lho orang-orang yang terpengaruh dengan teori tersebut bahkan menjadi pengikutnya. Tapi ya, ya sudahlah... hak mereka ya... Meskipun prihatin banget rasanya.

Tadi malam karena tidak bisa tidur, dan cek koleksi ebook, ada file yang berisi ebook-ebook yang berada dalam status DNF, dan ternyata salah satunya ada ebook ini, dan hanya tinggal beberapa halaman lagi yang harus selesaikan, ya diselesaikanlah ebook ini. Secara umum buku ini berisi penyangkalan proyek pendaratan di Bulan, eksperimen serta gambar tentang kebenaran bumi datar menurut mereka (para penganut teori FE), juga kutipan-kutipan dan pendapat/klaim pada era tahun 1800an yang memang saat itu sedang mulai booming klaim bahwa bumi itu sebenarnya datar tidak bulat, yang kemudian oleh sebagian orang/kelompok klaim ide tersebut diterima dan berkembang. Tentu saja tidak ada bukti ilmiah yang mereka sajikan yang menyatakan bahwa klaim Bumi Datar atau Flat Earth ini adalah 100% benar pada buku ini. Sekalipun mungkin bagi sebagian orang paparan-paparan konsep khas FEnya tersebut akan cukup mencengangkan. Oh iya perlu diperhatikan juga pada judul buku ini ada kata "Conspiracy" (konspirasi), yang kita tahu itu artinya pemufakatan yang ilegal/tidak sah.

Saya sendiri, menganggap buku ini sebagai sebuah catatan untuk dibaca siapapun yang ingin mengetahui bahwa ada lho konsep-konsep lain yang (ilegal) yang kemudian sayangnya dipercaya sebagai kebenaran bagi sebagian yang lainnya. Selebihnya saya menganggap buku ini sebagai sebuah buku fiksi ilmiah belaka :P

[Graham Bear · Rating 5 out of 5]

Eric Dubay is clearly an erudite scholar. With the proofs offered in this book I find it impossible to disagree with the conclusion. In fact you might find it difficult to shed the layers of indoctrination , mind boggling deception , fraud ,lies and seriously evil intentions of the perpetrators of the this great hoax. If you persevere with this excellent book you will be forced to concede most of your previously held beliefs as false. This book offers comprehensive proofs which are compelling.
This wonderful world is our stationary planar home.

[John · Rating 2 out of 5]

A great book if you are unfamiliar with The Flat Earth at all and want to learn about 1800's era theory. Serves as a nice intro to many of the older texts.

On the other hand, any page you open to is about 75% material taken from old Flat Earth literature. Very little original thought put into this if any. Pictures are random and seldom match up to the text. Many of the pictures are used without permission. Quality of the book itself is very low with no attention paid to the readability of the cover or basic printing knowledge about gutters etc. When he does present an idea that is somewhat original, its about Giants existing or Dinosaurs not which is essentially a rehash of Charles Fort.

I'd pick this up if you aren't familiar with FE theory. Then immediately read the original 3 or 4 books he cut together to make this then move on to the works of Shenton and Johnson.

[J U N · Rating 5 out of 5]

Oooh the lie we li in. For someone who always have question for everything like me, this book is for you.
Seek the truth for yourself and i'll meet you there.

[Chelsea Davis · Rating 1 out of 5]

🤣🤣🤣 I wish I could give it 0 stars.... but please read if you want to read about the "magical velcro of gravity" or a seemingly random chapter on giants (not quite sure how that one was related to the argument). There are a lot of flat earthers in my town and I was recommended to this book to understand their point of view. To be fair, many of the arguments are supported by direct "facts" from the Bible. "If the earth is the center of the universe, then the ideas of God, creation, and a purpose for human existence are resplendent. But if the earth is just one of billions of planets revolving around billions of stars in billions of galaxies, then the ideas of God, creation, and a specific purpose for earth and human existence become highly implausible." I must just be one of the people that "Satan has used 'science' to trick into believing the world is a globe."

[Dallin Peacock · Rating 1 out of 5]

Tell me you are a deluded narcissist without telling me you are a deluded narcissist.

If the earth is a globe there are countless predictions you can make using math. On flat earth there is no such predictions. There is no predicting weather patterns, celestial movement, seasons, tides, eclipses, nothing.

So basically the globe model is useful and flat earth is not. Flat earth only relies on misunderstanding the globe model and ignoring all the predictions that are made using established scientific theories and are verifiably accurate. I know that isn't titillating like so many humans crave, but you can still feel like the united states government is unfair and stuff if that gives you the dopamine hit you so desire.

[Reader · Rating 1 out of 5]

A disgusting attempt to de-fraud the less educated & easily lead in society.
I didn’t buy the book as would not entertain the opportunity of lining this man’s pocket with my money.
A ridiculous read with slight of hand & unworkable geography.
Do not fund this charlatan any longer, I implore you!

[M. Brenner · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is a corrective to several reviewers who claimed that the idea dates to the 1800s. Not so. The idea of a topographical planar stationary Earth was near Universal worldwide until the Protestant Reformation and the ascendancy of "learning against learning" the idea put into place by the Jesuits opposed to it.

[Gregorius Reynaldo · Rating 3 out of 5]

ulasan yang cukup segar soal Bumi datar. sayang buku ini tidak akan mendorong saya masuk ke skuad Bumi Datar.. wkwkwkwk

[Setiya Budi · Rating 1 out of 5]

isinya 80% kutipan dari karya orang lain, sisanya cuma sanggahan tanpa mengajukan teorinya sendiri. sedikit menghibur karena kelucuannya.

[Ilija · Rating 1 out of 5]

Hilariously bad book, but good laugh if you are interested how some people imagined world in 18th century.

[F. Gardner · Rating 5 out of 5]

Every man, woman and child should read Eric Dubay's books. He is the single greatest resource on Flat Earth.

[Zenios Angeli · Rating 2 out of 5]

This is primarily a book of quotes with only a handful of paragraphs written by the actual author himself from start to finish.

[Space Ghost · Rating 1 out of 5]

It don't matter. None of this matters.

[Alyosha · Rating 5 out of 5]

For years I put this topic off despite being constantly confronted with it by friends and online acquaintances. Last month I finally dove in head first and..... my how it has changed everything for me.

Top to bottom driven dogma is never a good thing outside of God. That goes for “science” and “pandemic” narratives as much if not more than anything else. Perhaps what should be MOST scrutinized in this regard, are THEORIES about where we live. Yet, until most recently, that hasn’t been the case, and Eric does a fantastically thorough job of showing you why the globe theory should be met with scrutiny.

Discussing this with people, even Christians (which baffles me even more), the reaction is almost always visceral and aggressively negative. But why? If I tell you you’re not allowed to use NASA and their $19 billion annual budget to prove to me that we’re on a spinning ball hurling through outer space while circling the sun, yet you have all other methods at your disposal, can you do it?

The answer is no, you cannot, and THAT is why you should not only read this book, but also do further digging into this topic.

[Truly · Rating 3 out of 5]

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this book very interesting

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[airrunkle · Rating 5 out of 5]

fun read