he took the money and ran, is living it up in some secluded luxury resort with the mayan apocalypse Ian Xel Lundgren as his lover.


seriously though, before I realised he was totally full of it, I was interested in the expedition to the north pole in the hired Russian nuclear Icebreaker.(russian 2011 summmer, postponed from 2010 summer) he took ticket and donation fees
for 2010 , which he fabricated, told people it was postponed till 2011 , and charged for that also. $50, 000US he was asking to secure a ticket on it .


well the trip never existed and he had to go well into hiding before december this year for obvious reasons and apparently he ripped off quite few for the $50,000 through the american radio show called coast to coast.

there is a show somewhere on you tube that unmasks many of the lies and exaggerations he created on the cds he sold.

he claimed, for one thing the earth stopped and restarted in ancient times and was recorded accurately by chinese astronomers, when in fact he was reciting an old chinese myth regarding the birth of royalty.

seems he exploited as much of that type of thing as he could dig up, using conspiracy sites to aid his scam by talking it up and bouyed on by Ian Xel Ludgen's financial windfall regarding the 'mayan apocalypse ' he virtually single handendly contrived.

For those who ever saw Xel, he frequently talked up brent miller while stating he and his 'colleagues' who were in possession of the mayan codex Xel used to predict his highly detailed version of the end of the planet.

In reality, the holders of the codex in dresden, became aware of the scam and made efforts to expose both Xel and brent miller, who they had only brief communications and no working relationship with.

while brent sold cds, xel did the US lecture circuit for four years, with two a day for thirty people at $400 US a head,. Some of these are uploaded to youtube and it is kind of beautiful to watch the consumate conman exploit his always mainly female audience.

both these guys deserve congrats for using the internet and twisting ancient myths and modern conspiracy stories for financial gain.

one of their greatest advantages is the vast majority of those they stung are to embarrased to admit it.

While Lundgren added the mayan 'Xel' and tried to hide behind it later in his scam,

Ian Lundgren is a real name, with a past of failure as an academic, Brent Miller ,on the other hand, a common name shared by many , seems to have only appeared with the horizon project.

looks like he really went to some effort presenting twisted versions of various cultural curiosities of old, as well as fabricating data from the modern era ,and cashed in big time.

and in the minds of some 'conspiracists' they will always be hiding from the ptb,who they exposed, even after they said the world was going to end.