>>56
Oh, I've always loved Shii and I am concerned with his well-being. As I familiarize myself with where he's coming from with this book of his, I'm starting to be convinced that he may be involved something not unlike a cult.

We haven't even dug all that deep here yet, folks. This stuff is wild. When the book was first brought to my attention, I was told it's "about religion." And I thought that was rather dull. I figured this was going to a serious review of religion in Japan. Instead, we have secret ancient texts, Atlantis, something called "Mu", UFOs, and Jesus visiting ancient Japan mentioned in the description. Unless you're presently surrounded by dream catchers in the loft of your geodesic dome and wearing several pounds of crystals, how can you read that description and not think that something is seriously wrong here?

>>57
To be fair, the publisher may have written that.