The Destruction Of Atlantis [Michael Tsarion]

Although I have never done as much research as Michael Tsarion, I did come to the same conclusions as he has. It didn't take me long once I started searching, to realize that "Christians", people who use the Bible as a religious teaching book, are not following who think they are following, but are in fact, following the exact opposite. Try telling them though!!

What I don't understand, is the ultimate goal of this so called "elite" bunch. They were chased here for a reason. What awful things did they do that their peers chased them into the galaxy and then tried to totally destroy them? If they were chased here for the purposes of being wiped out by their pursuers, why would they want to go back? They'll be so far behind technilogically even if they do break through this "star gate" barrier, what can they hope to achieve? If THEY were cold and mean and cruel, there must be others like them on their home planet. Has to be since that's in their DNA to be that way. Science alone will not gain them whatever it is they're looking for. If the whole idea is true, that man developed conveniences in order to spend more time raising himself up mentally or "mindally", how come it is that THESE people, who are concentrating on the mindal uplifting, are all gentle, caring people? Why haven't these so called "elite" figured this out? That if they had both the science AND the mental up-lifting, they'd reach their goal a lot faster - whatever that goal supposedly is. It's obviously more than being stuck on a back-water planet in a minor galaxie. In other words, just ruling earth and having humans as slaves isn't the ultimate goal. That's been done for centuries. What IS the ultimate goal? The Egyptians embodied this theory for centuries. That they were just servants to their "god-king" because it was important for him to get back to wherever he came from. I don't see why. Just to be chased out again? T'would be nice to know the "why" of it.

Why they were chased out in the first place, and why they'd want to go back.