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The Mayflower Story - A Conspiracy?

16th November 2020

Categories: Visitor News

November 18, 6.30pm Webinar Talk on Eventbrite

Price: £10 (or £30 with first edition book posted in advance - Retail Price: £25).

Editor, Researcher & Co-writer of five star rated Mayflower - A Sea Change, Charlie Keeler lifts the lid on the lesser known story of the Mayflower - the triumphs and the treacheries. As more and more documents come to light and certain events are set in order, you can start to see a conspiratorial pattern emerging and that things might not be as they seem...

This one hour webinar will take place on Wednesday 18th November at 6:30pm, with time for questions.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-mayflower-story-a-conspiracy-tickets-93078531393

Charlie's fascinating talk takes us deeper into the Mayflower story and the stage that had been set around its arrival:

"Further research into the activities of certain key actors and indeed other European countries, should lead us to further question the 'accepted' narrative of the Mayflower Story. This is not to say that the Pilgrims on the Mayflower and what they did was wrong; rather to suggest that they were highly likely to have been a key part of a bigger plan that they were not necessarily aware of - at least the Separatists are unlikely to have known - so were more like an unwitting Trojan Horse.

"Settling a colony in North America had proven extremely difficult for all the countries attempting it, mainly on account of the cultural and linguistic challenges of working with the First Nation peoples, so the Pilgrims probably represented the best chance of making a serious inroad, as they were seen by the first nation people as a small band of struggling families trying to make a small settlement and clearly needed help having lost half their number in the first deadly winter.

The talk connects together some key documents, facts and characters of the time and what they appear to indicate."

To book or find out more info:

Tel: 07971 808143 Email: charliekeeler@gmail.com