Top-Secret Apocalypse: Inside the Mysterious CIA Cover-Up of a Doomsday Prophecy
Why the CIA Classified a Book About God and the End of the World
What the CIA Doesnât Want You to Read
In 1963, a man named Chan Thomas published a thin book with an extraordinary claim: the world ends every 7,000 years, and weâre overdue for the next one. The book was called âThe Adam and Eve Story,â and it proposed that catastrophic pole shifts had repeatedly wiped out human civilization, leaving only scattered survivors to rebuild from scratch. It was the kind of thing youâd expect to find in the dusty corner of a used bookstore, filed next to ancient astronaut theories and Atlantis speculation.
Except the CIA classified it.
Not just any classification, either. The book remained buried in the agencyâs archives for half a century before being partially declassified in 2013. And hereâs where it gets strange: they didnât release the whole thing. Large sections remain redacted to this day. Why would Americaâs premier intelligence agency take such keen interest in what appears to be nothing more than catastrophe pseudoscience mixed with biblical interprâŠ
