Deception: The Ancient Mystery That Holds The Secret of Newgrange

The multifaceted legends concealing the source of oppression for ancient Celtic and Pictish civilizations have been a millennia long masquerade. A deception orchestrated by beguiling scholars complicit in constructing one of the largest conspiracies in world history and a mural of distraction which has gone unnoticed until now. In many instances academia has been encouraged by propagandists who through generational programming have been guided by a narrowing spectrum of debate, allowing themselves to be trained to ignore facts at the behest of political correctness, without once disproving a single statement and or conclusion that’s made. These groups rely heavily on circular reasoning, straw man arguments, ad hominem attacks, and the appeal to authority. Drawing on a wealth of never before seen evidence, Paul Boggs reveals the truth related to one of the darkest, most mysterious episodes in ancient Irish and Scottish history, exposing an agenda that will challenge even the most ardent coincidence theorists, investigators, and researchers. Paul’s book combines an adept historical overview and deeply poignant accounts coupled with a pictorial database of never before seen images. His penetrating account reveals what has remained to many an inexplicably troubled past, going beyond the dastardly revelations of the 1798 Irish uprising, the 1815 Battle of Waterloo, and the 1845-1850 ethnic cleansing of more than five million Irish and Scottish people. Paul dedicates this book to the memory of ancient Celtic and Pictish warriors, educators, mothers, and their descendants who through the centuries have represented the countless millions of Irish and Scottish families, who from time immemorial have been subjected to perpetual subjugation and genocide at the hands of homicidal destroyers. It’s these destroyers who for centuries have fitted comfortably into the indigenous landscapes of every culture, civilization, tribe, racial group, and religion. Paul’s book illustrates how this ancient destroyer’s deliberate evil does not rest with the sociopathic goal of annihilation, but with the eradication of every Celtic and Pictish bloodline along with any evidence of their existence.