Search - Riddles in Stone - Secret Mysteries of America's Beginnings Volume II: Secret Architecture of Washington, D.C. on DVD

More powerful than Part I

thechrisaccount | Los Angeles, CA USA | 07/03/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Most viewers strongly disagree with the idea that "Riddles in Stone" is less impressive than "The New Atlantis." On the contrary, "Riddles" is said to be the best documentary ever produced on Freemasonry and the influence of secret societies in America. This influence is revealed through the architecture of Washington D.C., but this only forms a backdrop for the filmmakers to expose the occult nature of Masonic philosophy. Most impressive are the contrasting interviews with Freemasons and other members of arcane societies alongside those who criticize Masonry for having a hidden agenda.

One can hear from their own mouths what the Masons and esoteric groups really believe -- and their answers will shock you. If you want to learn the difference between "conspiracy theories" and REAL history, see this film. The visual evidence presented in the architecture, street layout, and various monuments in Washington D.C. are undeniable. Also, the film is the only documentary I've ever seen that actually explains why there is an "unfinished" pentagram in the street layout north of the White House. The evidence comes from Masonic sources -- all of which is very well documented.

There is also a very informative section on President Bush, the Skull and Bones Society, and how the Bavarian Illuminati may have influenced the design for Washington D.C. But most insightful is info. on the book, "Fire in the Minds of Men" by Dr. James Billington (the current Librarian of Congress) who documents the influence of the Illuminati on the revolutionary groups of the 18th-20th centuries. A clip of President Bush saying that his administration has lit "a fire in the minds of men" becomes very telling -- once the full context is presented."

5 Stars All The Way!

Timothy Wright | 06/23/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Have you ever wondered about the symbols and architecture in Washington D.C? What do they represent? Did Freemasons have any influence? Riddles in Stone addresses these questions. Experts from both points of view provide detailed information that tells a very compelling story about Americas' capitol. After seeing Riddles in Stone, your view and understanding of Washington D.C. will be changed forever.

While I agree that Secret Mysteries of America's Beginnings: The New Atlantis - Volume 1 was done well. I must respectfully disagree that Riddles in Stone is "not up to par". Where are the specifics to that charge? I found Riddles Vol II to be superior in presentation than Vol. I. Watch Riddles in Stone and make up your own mind."

Thoroughly Informative and Convincing

Ryan Page | Fort Dix, New Jersey | 05/06/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This was by far one of the most convincing and detailed documentaries I have seen. By showing both sides along with esteemed experts on both aisles of the debate, the truth shines through the muck in a way that is hard to argue. For anyone who wondered about all the strange symbols on our currency and in Washington D.C.; or wondered what the purpose of the founding of America was all about, this is a MUST-SEE!"

Well researched and Professional

A. Tec | Australia | 02/26/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I have just finished watch this DVD and I was amazed. I have been aware of some of the details that the doco covered but I was amazed at the detail and depth of the material. The DVD goes for 170 minutes and you can hardly stop playing it to learn more. This material would be shocking and almost un beliveable for the uninitiated. It does come from a christian standpoint but it it uses historical research to back it findings. Most shocking is the interview with Benjamin Creme - a name I had not heard since the 1980's, as I did some research on this guy back then and was amased to see he is still alive and still talking about the coming World Leader "Maitreya" - I am now trying to get a hold on the next series. This is a must have DVD!"