Erich von Daniken Flying Vehicles in the Bible That Cannot Be Explained

Erich von Daniken. - For curious minds who are questioning life and archaeological discoveries of unexplained, von Daniken liberates our mind to what probably was but got lost in history by conventional religious and then government tactics over the years of human history. If you are in any doubt about the existence of a God, then watch this.

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