The grassy knoll.

Here we are with another episode of Beyond the Grassy Knoll, all the trouble you've ever been

looking for.

And we have with us today, Paul Santu.

He's been on before.

Never does he come on where there isn't a bit of a reaction, both ways.

And it's not that we want that. That's not why we do the show. It's just that there are some things I feel that have to be aired. We are of a like-mind, and therefore, you know, this is what we hash out. And I guess what we're going to do today, Paul, and, you know, thanks for coming on. It's good to hear your voice again.

We're going to talk about what I feel is a real problem, and that is not only the book of Enoch,

but all the other books that are not in canon, and I'll talk about that later.

But Enoch seems to have this fascination with Christians.

And let me say it.

I mean, I think it's because there is a salacious element to it that, I guess, allows

them to, I mean, it just augments for them this whole bit about UFOs and what's going

on elsewhere.

And I'm not saying that doesn't happen, and you haven't either,

but it's like, I don't know.

To me, it almost seems to be an obsession.

So I don't know what kind of introduction that is,

but what is it with Enoch that so many people you feel

have to hang on to it as if it is a, you know, a certifiable book?

Well, personally, I think that Enoch is, yeah, it's very popular with, you know,

eophologists and some of the other people who believe in this extraterrestrial element that they think is, you know, is part of our society or our culture

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