Member Review Lochlainn Seabrook

Oop sorry I almost forgot history, wildlife, and nature preservationist, Bible authority, a Kentucky Colonel, screenwriter, nature, wildlife, and landscape photographer, artist, songwriter, film composer, multi-instrument musician, vocalist, session player, music producer, videographer, genealogist, former history museum docent, and a former ranch hand, zookeeper, and wrangler. His occupation is a mile long!!
I'm most confused by "endorsed internationally by leading experts, museum curators, award-winning historians, bestselling authors, celebrities, filmmakers, noted scientists, well regarded educators, TV show hosts and producers, renowned military artists, esteemed heritage organizations, and distinguished academicians of all races, creeds, and colors."
 
I'm most confused by "endorsed internationally by leading experts, museum curators, award-winning historians, bestselling authors, celebrities, filmmakers, noted scientists, well regarded educators, TV show hosts and producers, renowned military artists, esteemed heritage organizations, and distinguished academicians of all races, creeds, and colors."
I'm surprised they had the nerve to even put that in his bio! I've never even heard of the guy and apparently he's a worldwide superstar!?!
 
I'm most confused by "endorsed internationally by leading experts, museum curators, award-winning historians, bestselling authors, celebrities, filmmakers, noted scientists, well regarded educators, TV show hosts and producers, renowned military artists, esteemed heritage organizations, and distinguished academicians of all races, creeds, and colors."
So here's a good pool question - which is larger: (1) the number of his relatives as a descendant of a guy who died 2,000 years ago: or (2) the number of his endorsements. He could actually learn something from PTT about modesty ...
 
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European ancestry isn't quite as "pristine" as these jokers assume, either.
You're right on that one. The term Anglo Saxon is no longer used to describe a group of people who inhabited Britain in the early medieval period. What was originally thought to be an invasion and replacement of "Britons" by northern Europeans has been shown through DNA studies to be more of a mixing....and of course the "Britons" of that era were a cosmopolitan group anyways after 300 years or so in the Roman Empire.

Guess we'll have to come up with something to replace WASP.
 
Well, that Reddit contributor put me on to the Mrs. So here we go:


Looking at her, I'm glad her email and phone are public.

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I remember @DanSBHawk saying that someone on this forum has met him. I'm curious who this was.

Why the heck I'm up at 12 talking about Lochlainn Seabrook is beyond me.

 
Like his books :rofl:

A lot of his stuff - at least about the Civil War - was written before AI was readily available.

I do notice he has a much better cover designer than most of the other self-published cranks.

The authors who seem to want to cram a dozen images and a paragraph of text onto their front cover remind me of the crazy homeless people who hand out manifestos where they've fill every centimeter of the sheet of paper.
 
I remember @DanSBHawk saying that someone on this forum has met him. I'm curious who this was.

Why the heck I'm up at 12 talking about Lochlainn Seabrook is beyond me.

Why you're buying one of his books is beyond me ... :D
 
A lot of his stuff - at least about the Civil War - was written before AI was readily available.

I do notice he has a much better cover designer than most of the other self-published cranks.

The authors who seem to want to cram a dozen images and a paragraph of text onto their front cover remind me of the crazy homeless people who hand out manifestos where they've fill every centimeter of the sheet of paper.
AI isn't unhinged enough to come up with that material.
 
I spent about a year investigating IFOTOS before I found out it was hooey, to my great disappointment. On the Jedi Council Forums there was this prank spread around of a supposed "great" fan film titled Iron Fist of the Obsidian Sith (I was one of the fools who fell into it). It was of course totally fake.

This Seabrook mystery feels like that: is he real or a prank?
 
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