The Holy Grail of Our Flat Earth

by Martin Liedtke

Martin Liedtke, is a leading-light who puts his neck on the line for truth. He got involved in archaeology and history and while digging away at ancient sites, he unearthed more questions than answers were given. Rather than accept the narrative presented, Martin began to pose questions of his own - and began to explore. What Martin found was earth-shattering and mind-blowing - and his book, The Holy Grail of Our Flat Earth, gives you the answers. Martin's revelations on his YouTube channel urge you to want to find out more. Now, in his book, you are offered an alternative story of humanity's history - one that, until now, has been hidden for reasons unknown. This book provides transcripts from his YouTube presentations where he gives in-depth information that will simply blow your mind. Are you prepared for the revelation of an alternative view of our historical roots? If so, you'll find they are more fantastically mysterious than you would ever have imagined. Martin Liedtke's book is a re-telling of the history has been hidden from us and when we find out about it, we're actively encouraged to deny. The Holy Grail of Our Flat Earth reveals through images and documented evidence, that we're not living on a globe. Martin's findings consistently challenge the accepted format we've been spoon-fed since birth and each of his revelations encourages you to open your own eyes to start your own quest for truth.

208 pages, Paperback

Published December 7, 2019

Reviews

[Graham Bear · Rating 1 out of 5]

Having watched Martin's I became very intrigued , Martin's videos are excellent , informative and amusing. However this book lacks depth it is devoid of explanation regarding the ancient technology.The book flits from topic to topic without any deep investigation. The book is constantly making references to you tube and Google. It has many typos and grammatical errors. The kindle version should have photos . Martin needs to know that many people haven't watched his videos .
For his book to be more accessible to people new to this field of enquiry it needs more detail and many more photos. There is little evidence for the flat Earth presented in this book. Eric Dubays books however provide plenty of proof.

[HD · Rating 1 out of 5]

Let me open this review with a confession.

I used to believe the earth was flat for 2 years. Then I turned 3.

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I gave it 1 star because 0 wasn't available.
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I know the earth is round (due to the abundance of scientific discoveries). So yeah, I decided to read the book and understand the other side point of view.

But after reading the book I found several things in the book and in the flat earthers argument in general. Numerous logical fallacies, misunderstood theories and questionable conspiracy arguments with hardly any fact attached to support the notions.

I don't think the author is uneducated, I think the author is wrongly educated.

[Julie E · Rating 3 out of 5]

I find much of the premise of this book to be unrealistic. The earth has been proven to be spherical, including photos from space. I cannot fathom the idea of all of this being faked. I’ve also stood at the top of a 12-13,000 ft mountain and seen with my own eyes the definite curve of the earth. And how is it that the moon and the sun appear spherical but the earth is flat? Many other of his concepts I find fascinating and very likely, as there is photographic proof. The “ancient” technology, the incredible architecture of the structures along with the ridiculous inferences regarding the World Fairs. Yup, all these people wearing ugly clothes and driving horse and buggies, while the powers that be feed us that bullshit narrative. Not. Martin has a fascinating mind and I admire his questioning, well, everything, but the flat earth concept I just can’t swallow. It’s also very likely I’m wrong and he is right.

[Anthony · Rating 4 out of 5]

Worth the read.

Worth a read, does go back and forth a number of times, with random fact finding questions, but it is straightforward to read. The Kindle format has a few errors which I did try and report. If you are interested to broaden your horizons on this subject, then its worth a look.

[Tyler Green · Rating 4 out of 5]

The pictures didn’t come through on the kindle version - shame - I feel like I needed to see some diagrams to fully grasp the concepts in this book. Was still an entertaining read that left me wanting more.

[Alex · Rating 5 out of 5]

No one can come close to the amount of evidence presented by Martin. You could spend months reviewing all of it on Youtube. I do everyday. Amazing mind blowing stuff. Thank you sir !

[Home and Family · Rating 5 out of 5]

great book!

Great insights and ideas into technology of the old world and the shape and nature of this realm that we live in.