If you step back and look-truly look, with eyes open - at the way human history has been managed in recent times by the established order, you will see an unmistakable pattern. A certain perception has been pushed, selectively constructed from Darwin's 'The Origin of Species' - the notion that the human race evolved up through the apes, in an unbroken, linear pattern of growth and adaptation, predicated on random genetic mutations; additionally, that the human race as we know it is the only intelligent species to ever inhabit the planet, and has never been in direct contact with intelligent species of any other kinds. Testimonials and evidence from the past that don't contradict that perception of our history are commonly accepted as fact. Nobody seems to be challenging, for example, the notion that mastodons or dinosaurs once roamed the Earth. Challenging The Norm But what about testimonials and evidence from the past that challenge this perception of our history? Say, for example, a