What
do they Mean?
On October 17 @
3:00
During this presentation, Colin Andrews will show evidence
that communication is at the center of the crop-circle phenomenon
and that while many still focus upon which circles are real versus
which are man-made, Colin will show that this is not important any
longer.
One design in particular stands out from the several thousands that
Colin has researched in the last three decades which he believes is
the most important.
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Colin
Andrews
2012
and Beyond
Colin
Andrews
Colin Andrews is best known for his research into the crop circle
subject since 1983. He provides the only continuity between the
past research era and the present.
His long view of both the genuine formations and the human-made
phenomenon provides a unique insight into the subject. Colin's
research results highlight the Intelligence behind the phenomenon,
as he interacts with both crop circle researchers and many of the
people who make the hoaxes, as well as several other interested
parties worldwide.
He believes there are serious eco-political implications and that
the future direction of the planet is at the center of this
phenomenon.
In the final analysis, Andrews believes this phenomenon is
challenging people to a higher level of consciousness and
Awakening, through human awareness. Some native elders agree with
Colin's assessment which is supported by the 2012 Mayan
Prophecy.
His latest book 'The Complete Idiots Guide to 2012' co-authored
with his wife, expands on this idea.
Colin's twenty-five year investigation continues with growing
urgency for openness and honesty in government and private
research, respect for divergent opinions and co-operation between
investigators in all areas.
Past
History
Colin Andrews is an electrical engineer by profession and became
involved in the crop circle mystery in 1983 when he saw an
arrangement of five circles in a wheat field near Winchester,
England.
Intrigued by the engineering aspects, he began investigating the
circles with Pat Delgado, a retired NASA engineer and Busty Taylor,
a light aircraft pilot. During his years of research he advised
Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's cabinet on the mystery,
supervised the largest crop circle surveillance project in 1990
named 'Operation Blackbird', and amassed the largest data base in
the world on the subject.
'Operation
Blackbird' was an effort to film a genuine crop circle forming.
It was sponsored by BBC and Nippon television and was authorized to
take place on Ministry of Defense land and with British Army
assistance.
In 1996 Colin was asked by Laurence Rockefeller to provide
information for the Rockefeller Initiative. This Initiative
provided the United States government with the 'best available
evidence' regarding the UFO, with the purpose of opening public
dialogue.
Colin and his wife, Synthia have traveled around the world meeting
with indigenous leaders, seeking to understand the larger picture
of the crop circle phenomenon.
Presentations
Colin spent 22 years creating presentations at universities,
schools and public venues, as well as participating in government
meetings and brainstorming sessions. He has been a consultant to
international institutes in many countries.
Publications and
Cinema
'Circular Evidence', 1989. Co-authored with Pat Delgado, this was
the first book ever written on the subject. It became an
international best seller. It was also chosen by Queen Elizabeth
for her prestigious "Summer Reading List", the first time a book of
this kind has ever been selected.
'Crop Circles: The Latest Evidence', 1990, was also co-authored
with Pat Delgado. This was the popular update to 'Circular
Evidence' and sold over 100,000 copies in Europe alone.
'Crop Circles - Signs of Contact', 2003, co-written with New York
Times best selling author, Steve Spignesi covering new aspects of
the research. The book includes a full catalogue of crop patterns
recorded by Colin between 1983 and 2003, which has also been self
published separately and called 'The Andrews Catalogue'.
In May 2009 his book 'Government Circles' was published by Archive
Publishing. 'Undeniable Evidence' 1990, the first crop circle video
ever produced, which showed stunning aerial footage of the
phenomenon, and links the mystery to eco-political changes.
'The Truth About Crop Circles', 1995: the live presentation made at
Madison Square Garden, New York. Andrews was consultant for Mel
Gibson's Disney block buster movie 'Signs' and Marcus Thompson's
British movie 'A Place to Stay', which was shown at the Cannes Film
Festival in 2002.
Media
Andrews has appeared on numerous well known television and radio
programs around the world including 60 Minutes, 20-20 with Barbara
Walters, Good Morning America, Sightings, Unsolved Mysteries with
Robert Stack, Coast To Coast with Art Bell, Histories Mysteries,
The Shirley Maclaine Show, Dan Aykroyd's Out There, The Sally Jessy
Raphael Show, BBC's Daytime Live , The Ray Martin Show, National
Geographic, Nippon TV's Thursday Special, The Gloria Hunniford
Show, History v Hollywood, American Movie Classics with Mel Gibson
and M. Night Shyamalan, CNN Live Today, The Learning Channel's
Looking for a Sign, Discovery one hour special, CBS Gateway to the
Unknown and many more.
He has lectured extensively throughout the world to a wide range of
audiences including the special interest group U.N.S.R.C. at the
United Nations, and The Hakui Museum Project in Japan.
Awards
'The Toby Award' for 'New Heaven New Earth' for his 'honesty and
perseverance' in the face of character assassination during his
research of the Oliver's Castle video. Colin's investigation
revealed it to be an elaborate hoax, intended to undermine the
genuine crop circle mystery.
The 'Maverick Award' from the Bay Area UFO Congress for pioneering
scientific research into the Crop Circles.
The 2009 PRG 'Lifetime Achievement Award' - Hall of Fame
Inductee.
Andrews coverage by International television and newspapers.
Colin is also an accomplished
photographer, having shown his work in art galleries across the
United States. His photographs have appeared in numerous television
programs, magazines, newspapers, etc. He uses his photography to
highlight the importance of nature and the dire need for
preservation and conservation on our planet.
Colin Andrews Web Site Here
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