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Oct 4, 2026

Disclosure with Joseph Gregory Hallett This Year - "Croc of Lies - The Theft of North America" Latest Book Series

 


"The Croc of Lies: The Theft of North America
Volume One of a Three-Volume Series

What if one of the greatest stories in North American history was never lost - only deliberately hidden?

In The Croc of Lies Series, International Best Selling Author Joseph Gregory Hallett, challenges the accepted historical narrative surrounding Sir Walter Raleigh's first English Protestant colonies. For centuries, the story has been told through the familiar legend of the "Lost Colony." But what if that story is incorrect?

According to Hallett, Sir Walter Raleigh's colonies were never lost at all. Instead, they were reinforced by an extraordinary expedition of 3,400 men, 34 ships, and £7,000 in gold - an investment estimated at nearly 5% of the English Treasury - to establish a new civilization in North America.

Gathering together historical records, overlooked evidence, and controversial research, Hallett asserts that these settlement sites were intentionally concealed rather than abandoned. He presents the provocative theory that key colonial locations were later designated as protected wildlife areas, and that introduced populations of alligators and crocodiles became part of a long-term strategy to prevent archaeological investigations. According to Hallett, some of these locations were later repurposed as military bombing ranges, further obscuring their historical significance.

As Volume One of a groundbreaking three-volume series, The Croc of Lies lays the foundation for a sweeping re-examination of North American history - inviting readers to follow the evidence through the remaining volumes as Joseph Gregory Hallett expands upon his research and conclusions.

Whether you find his conclusions persuasive or controversial, Gregory Hallett invites readers to question the accepted history, re-examine long-held assumptions, and explore one of the most provocative alternative interpretations of North America's colonial past.

If history is written by the victors, what happens when the evidence tells a different story?"


Greg Hallett on Facebook:  Greg Hallett | Facebook



Watch latest video with Greg Hallett and Carrie Kohan at this link:

 Croc of Lies - The Theft of North America - Vol I, Carrie Kohan Interviews Greg Hallett, 9.9.2026 - YouTube


King John III Book Signing - Crown of Dawn from Facebook Reels Greg Hallett here:

King John III Book Signing - Crown of Dawn - Croc of Lies Theft of North America

Sep 24, 2026

Dolly Parton, SAL Legacy, Professor Hamamoto, Country Music, Freemasons, America, Nashville, Tennessee


 







More with Professor Hamamoto here:  What I Learned From Dolly Parton - YouTube




The most populous city in Tennessee was founded in 1779 with a population of approximately 690,000 people, more here:  Nashville, Tennessee - Wikipedia


Sackville New Brunswick was founded in 1762 and is also considered an "old world" town.



Sep 10, 2026

New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt on Facebook and Youtube September 10 Tariff Update

 


Susan Holt's Official Facebook here:  Susan Holt | Facebook

and..

Government of New Brunswick Youtube Channel 

LIVESTREAM here:  September 10 - Tariff update - YouTube



Discussions of interest locally this week at Bruce Wark's busy website at this recent article here:

Mayor’s controversial gas-plant statement survives tied Tantramar council vote |


"Mike says:

I guess nobody’s paying attention to the current BESS incident happening at the solar farm in Summerside, PEI? Toxic plume. Shelter in place, voluntary evacuation? This is real. People need to understand all the parameters of any technology- conventional or emerging.https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-edward-island/pei-summerside-solar-farm-fire-school-cancelled-9.7336769

  • Percy Best Best says:

    Since the cause of the Summerside fire was from the heavy driving rain intruding into the battery containers, I do wonder why they did not put an open sided canopy system over all of the battery packs and install many of their solar panels on top, like a large flat topped building would have.

    It would be a much more efficient way to utilize land than they did with the independent, open to the weather installation.

    It would have provided a basically dry enclosure for the battery packs similar to the canopies at gas stations and this fire event may not have occurred.

    • Mike says:

      I see your point – however, the batteries have to be enclosed in a weather tight, temperature controlled environment much like a shipping container (heating, cooling, ventilation) to a sweet spot of 70F. The Battery failure occurs when that temperature is not maintained. When they discovered the failure they first had to isolate it from the rest of the enclosures. When it starts to burn it can’t be extinguished – water doesn’t work. Foaming it to smother it doesn’t work. It doesn’t need air to burn as it’s self consuming. If you could safely lift it with a cherry picker and drop it into a deep pool, it’d keep burning. So plume monitoring and collection of contaminated water is about all they can do. The temp can reach 1000 F – explosion can occur"

Aug 28, 2026

Beauce Ceramics Collection - Quebec Canada - Musee de la civilisation Youtube

 


At this link:  Beauce Ceramics Collection


I found this "Maman" ceramic cup by Beauce at the local "Sally Anne" shop in Sackville N.B.  Sweet find... just a few dollars.  More recently I also found the same cup on ebay selling for $40, amazingly.  Invest in vintage creations... and history by thrifting for goods in the "reusing" economy.  Save money!


Video notes here:

" Jul 19, 2016

Along with the Montreal School of Furniture and the School of Sculpture in Saint-Jean-Port-Joli, the Beauce School of Ceramics left its mark on Quebec history. This innovative project, initially aimed at slowing rural exodus and combating unemployment in this agroforestry region, is in fact a reflection of a Quebec society that was constantly evolving throughout the 20th century. The Beauce ceramics collection at the Musée de la civilisation covers all periods of the company's production, from its more artisanal beginnings in 1940, through the industrial era of the 1950s and 60s, to the company's closure in 1989. It represents the most significant ceramic production in Quebec during the 20th century. Guests
  • Guy Toupin, curator in charge of the collection
  • Richard Dubé, private collector and co-author of the book Céramique de Beauce
  • Véronique Martel, ceramicist and professor at the Maison des métiers d'art de Québec"


Aug 24, 2026

Peter Santenello Youtuber on Soft White Underbelly

 At this link: YouTube Content Creator - Peter Santenello