▲Nick Peterson▼ Virtual Alien / Old Nick - X1 / X2 (@virtualalien) header
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British musician and film director under the names of V.A., Virtual Alien, Old Nick.

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"DM: This is Dark Matter" X1 / X2 Documentary by Nick Peterson Produced by James Hogan, Janet Priest, Tom Norwood and Alex Altman. Music by Virtual Alien and Old Nick (X1 and X2). Starring John Waterhouse Janet Priest Alex Hall Vincent X. Hall Photography: Tom Norwood and Nick Peterson Edited by: Thomas Black Released by EdgeImageBank Pictures Dark matter shapes up over 80% of the universe and is pure energy. This is the part of the universe that can't be seen and it appears all black and cannot be scanned with conventional instruments. Dark matter is anti-matter, the opposite of what humans can see on Earth and comprehend as being normal and defies the laws of quantum physics. An analogy to what defies conventional logic and rational behaviour. "DM: Dark Matter" is a feature film documentary. Trying to explain the unexplainable. Beginning to comprehend the extremes in our society. Understanding irrational behaviour. Understanding intelligence and the intelligence of other creatures like jellyfishes of all kinds. It is thought to be referred to as the "Negative dimension" as opposed to the "positive dimension" that we all live in and therefore must contain a form of life that defies gravity. It has been assumed since the dawn of mankind that the "mind" and "spirit" travels there as soon as the body becomes mortal, fuelling the possibility that a completely different universe exists within completely undefinable parameters. Terrorism is often considered a political plot but it is in fact devoid of any political coherence. It is neither left nor right, right or left but an act of desperation and frustration with an inability to cope with a world hitherto imposed. However, terrorism is often sponsored by Secret Services from foreign governments or private entities in order to destabilise the current order. We need to understand all forms of extremisms or the "extreme" in order to banalize it, normalise it but not in order to accept it but to understand it. It is a phenomenon. The understanding of this phenomenon is the way to understand what we cannot naturally comprehend. Comparing one extreme to another: find similarities to elucidate the conundrum that is this phenomenon and to eventually understand dark matter. The film was due to be released in 2023 but world events compounded with acts of sabotage with various distributors and databases had forced the film to be removed. This film will officially be released in May 2026 and V.1.will also be premiered from this playlist from the 26th of May 2026. Understanding Intelligence and transmission. Understanding extremism. Understanding the insanity of reproduction. Understand all forms of intelligence: jellyfish, trees. Understanding time travel and time transportation. There is another layer of documentary regarding the reception of "DM: Dark Matter" and its subsequent ban from the UK and in the UK in the quiz. The poster is the album cover concocted at the last minute in 2023. The original poster was without white triangles recovering the genitals. Most outlets and websites requested the offending parts to be covered. It was originally conceived, as natured intended, to illustrate that when humans travelled through dark matter, in its primary form -after death, that is-one is hardly fully clothed. Playlist youtube.com/playlist?list=PL… There are two albums: DM: Dark Matter music.apple.com/us/album/dm-… XXX/XXX=666 : S.Y.S.T.E.M. Apple music.apple.com/gb/album/xxx… Amazon amazon.co.uk/XXX-666-S-Y-S-T… Spotify XXX open.spotify.com/album/1QMlL… YouTube youtube.com/watch?v=zk658AaQ… Spotify open.spotify.com/album/0YSVd… Books Apple bookstore books.apple.com/us/book/dm-t… Amazon Books amazon.co.uk/This-Dark-Matte…
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"The Story of Heaven and Hell" (The Making of a Ballet). X1 / X2 Playlist youtube.com/playlist?list=PL… Two outcasts from society discover that they have been played by an unscrupulous world and the only way to survive it, is to rise above it all and dance the evil away even kill "it". One of the outcasts is threatening the other with a gun. They are having a violent interaction amongst the dancers. The dancers are the angels. They come to the rescue of the threatened outcast, by performing the “devil dance" conjuring the evil spirits. They surround the evil and the threatened outcast managed to remove the gun from his enemy and kill him. He has killed and he is evil too. The murdered outcast is lying on the floor and the dancers in turn bow down, in a sign of respect. The dancers toast to the dead wishing it a resurrection to a new being, pure and good. The ballet itself is a taken-on Britain's society in the 21st century and the desperation endured by some members of society too often ignored. It may depict an unflattering view of the Royal family but it also underlines the deep divide between different classes in British society. Written and directed by James Hogan, Janet Priest, John Waterhouse, Alex Altman and Tom Norwood. The first four died during the making of the film and in the last two years. Janet Priest and John Waterhouse are seen in the end in an “orgasmic Heaven”, just the way they wanted it to be. Old Nick plays Hell and John Waterhouse plays Heaven. The angels forming the cast of the ballet dancers are: Janet Priest, Bruno Aversa, Jack Parry, Stephen Quildan, Jane D'arbanville, Margaret McCray, Karnal Singh, Sophie Fournier, Eliska Bouzkova from Danceworks in London. There are three stories intertwined: One story is the making of the ballet with all the ballet rehearsals and the actual ballet consisting of three parts: the meeting between Heaven and Hell, the fight to death between Heaven and Hell, the murder of Hell followed by Heaven, alive but not allowed to remain on Earth and is being transported to the Heavens and he will undergo an orgasmic end to his journey. The second story is part of the making of the ballet, during the rehearsals, the ballet dancer performing Heaven is not well and is undergoing a psychotherapy and each of the 15 sessions will introduce the chapters. The third story is seen through the miming, a necessary guide, the Signs of Life. The ballet itself has been conceived as a card game. Apple books books.apple.com/us/book/the-… Amazon books amazon.com/Story-Heaven-Hell… The film on IMDb imdb.com/title/tt15212880 The soundtrack is divided in 3 albums: Moonlight music.amazon.co.uk/albums/B0… The Story of Heaven and Hell music.amazon.co.uk/albums/B0… youtube.com/playlist?list=OL… DCLXVI music.apple.com/gb/album/dcl… open.spotify.com/album/20BjI…
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"RED by" James Hogan / X1 / X2 Playlist youtube.com/playlist?list=PL… Back in 2014 we've interviewed 13 broadcasters and ex-chairmen, ex-directors general of the BBC. In 2026 we built and move on from it and presented "The Idiots" based on RED, about the creation of intelligence from the information received and the investigative process. In RED, we stumbled on a few facts about Jimmy Savile and Keir Starmer; they all knew! From the prologue of the book: "Maggie’s Militant Tendency". In this book I do not comment on the famous program I produced in 1984 entitled "Maggie's Militant Tendency", except to acknowledge its historical role in the history of the BBC at the time. The program examined alleged far right infiltration into the Conservative party and was based on the findings of the Young Conservatives report at the time. I do not feel the need to comment. In any event, I don't pass the Mandy Rice-Davies test: "I would, wouldn't I?" James Hogan. March 2015. James Hogan provides a lively assessment of the current state of television. In doing so, he skilfully traverses from the mid-1990s to the current era. The result is a fascinating blend of retrospective sense making and up-to-date and provocative analysis. The book explains a broadcasting world that has changed beyond all recognition. It is remarkable to recall that a mere thirty years ago there were only four channels in the UK: BBC1, BBC2, the ITV network and the then youthful Channel 4. James Hogan was part of that broadcasting world, as a BBC current affairs producer and editor at the legendary Lime Grove studios in West London. The story he has to tell is of a broadcasting world that has changed out of all recognition from a generation ago. Hogan grapples with the big themes of broadcasting and the book provides fascinating insights into the changed ecology of broadcasting where Sky, the BBC and a vertically integrated ITV are broadcasting giants and much of the content is provided by ‘super-indies’. As a former current affairs producer, it is perhaps of little surprise that Hogan highlights the decline in investigative journalism in British television. His argument is that British television has largely lost its capacity to conduct investigative reporting. The book strikes a balance as Hogan also highlights the growth in program genres – such as factual entertainment – and the dramatic improvement in the coverage of others, such as sport and news. Hogan’s fascination with television endures and the central message in the book is that quality television matters, not just in terms of entertainment but as a fundamental block of a healthy democracy. Television is undergoing a revolution and James Hogan is asking us to pause and ask ourselves what kind of television do we want from our broadcasters and from program makers? If television is an important manifestation of our society, what does contemporary television say about us as a society? In a perhaps paradoxical way, James Hogan is re-stating many of the virtues of traditional Reithian values at a time where they increasingly seem to be part of a world that has vanished. His central argument is that television must re-claim Reithian values to help educate, inform and entertain in our turbulent, time poor and digitalized age. Of course, it is not possible to turn back the clock and merely lamenting the loss of a golden age of television is little more than a quixotic nostalgia trip. The message I take from James Hogan’s provocative book is that television is incredibly important but finds itself at a very dangerous juncture. His book calls for a re-imagining of television for the 21st Century that hybridizes the very best of the Reithian tradition with lively new formats and new technology. Professor Chris Carter, University of Edinburgh. POSTFACE By Nick Peterson (X1 and X2). Although I find TV too cumbersome and too crowded with 600 plus channels in the UK, at least the news channels have vastly improved in Britain thanks to Sky news, Al-Jazeera and an array of new formats on RT news. Without FOX we would never have had the Simpsons, American Dad and Family Guy and some may well see the cartoons as just brilliant current affair programs! TV became too obsessed with Reality TV. Repeating the same format over and over again. What ever happened to TV? March 2015 IMDb The film. imdb.com/title/tt4086408 The TV series. imdb.com/title/tt6520544 Amazon books amazon.fr/Red-James-Hogan-De… Apple books books.apple.com/nz/book/red-… Audio book open.spotify.com/album/2uc8N… YouTube music music.youtube.com/playlist?l…
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" T: Ghosts in the Machine" by Virtual Alien and Old Nick (X1 and his alter ego X2). An interactive story, murder, mystery thriller in 3 acts revolving around the number 6 and the letter T. Two men from very different backgrounds meet and discover that they are both guided by invisible ghosts and they are in fact two machines forced to live a life haunted by an incurable condition. The story is divided into 3 parts and all divided by 66 sub-parts. At the beginning, there are 66 interviews between a psychiatrist named DOC and the character "G" and DOC and Roosevelt who will later become President Roosevelt of the United States of America. What Roosevelt and the character G have in common is that they are both "T" Tinnitus sufferers: at times, it feels like the brain has been controlled by aliens or ghosts. They often end up rolling on the floor as they can't cope with this phenomenon. The second part of the story is a follow up treatment with DOC and -G and Roosevelt by email. The therapy progresses by a series of 66 email exchanges until the exchange has been brutally interrupted and the emails are bouncing back and DOC is no longer available; something has happened. The last part of the film is set in the future. During the inauguration of the tallest building in town presented live on TV, Roosevelt who became President of the United States of America is being held at gunpoint by G and they will both end up being trapped in a room for 24 hours. During that time they will discover that they are both possessed by T (tinnitus). Available as a book and a feature film. The white background symbolizes utopia: a land that is not supposed to be there and conveys a story that is not supposed to exist. It has been known that an extreme form of Tinnitus that can be managed by a handful of people can be a vector for the brain to trigger the T-cells. Released by EdgeImageBank Pictures Cast Old-Nick DOC John Waterhouse TV1 Alex Hall G Vincent X. Hall President Roosevelt Janet Priest TV2 Written and Directed by Nick Peterson Produced by Alex Altman...executive producer Nicolas Gaud...supervising producer James Hogan...consulting producer Tom Norwood...producer Nick Peterson...executive producer Music by Virtual Alien and Old Nick Edited by Thomas Black Cinematography: Joe Joseph The book Amazon amazon.co.uk/T-Reloaded-Ghos… Apple books books.apple.com/gb/book/t-gh… The film at: IMDb imdb.com/title/tt3765106 The film Apple movie tv.apple.com/bs/movie/t-ghos…
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"An Edge U-Cated Guess" X1 / X2 An exploration of the value and reliability of an Artificial Intelligence. The story is between two protagonists who are dealing and delving on the problems and dangers facing the world in the 21st century, debating on all the subjects widespread on the web and derided or ignored in the old news media. People everywhere are left with only three alternatives: the conspiracies on the web, the old news media with one view and not even remotely popular, a non-evolving education system and a new and powerful AI, Artificial Intelligence. The public is left debilitated unable to comprehend what is right or wrong. An Edge U-Cated Guess attempts to provide some answers by exposing all sides of the argument in a semi-comic and fantasy adventure in space NOTES Based on a game board created by Nick Peterson in 1992. The "Neolithic" stones seen at the beginning and the end of the film are set at the Hilly Fields Park Stone Circle, Lewisham, London, UK. There are many stories set in space but what prompted the author to attempt another space presentation is the initial idea that there are no other humans in space, thoughts and emotions could be flying out at a slower pace and therefore more likely to be more reflected upon and digested as opposed to the speed at which one flicks over one's own smart phone. The element of "virtual reality" the game being projected in space is merely the clock, the conductor and the engine of time that keeps the story, the story of the two protagonists flowing. An "An Edge U-Cated Guess "is an educational piece, a debate that presents questions by guessing the answer. Dealing with pretty much all the items discussed and lived in the 21st century but not officially commented upon and by offering them all at once and then providing an initial guidance and offer the results to the viewers; to make it what the viewer will -or make of it. Everything exists, and no one can deny the right for anyone to exist, but the ground rule is to get used to it, learn to live with things, tolerate rather than fight even a parasite or a virus. The basis of the game is a chess board to better the introduction of the concept but "An Edge U-Cated Guess" is more elaborated and the base consists of different geometric shapes based inside a triangle. References and insertion of "King of the World" an infamous music clip by the artist Old Nick that has been banned in 1990 by MTV and the BBC due to the coming first Gulf war. The video contains images of war and people fighting. The video is playing from a monitor inside a space ship, a random offering from the AI, the Artificial Intelligence triggered by a request for "news and documentary" entertainment. References and insertion of a scene from the film "Est" by the same director, a random offering from the AI, the Artificial Intelligence followed by a question from the AI for: "Nature, people or music ". This entertainment. triggered a request for "Nature", with a sexual content. However it is a brief reference as the AI had the wrong data and offered a nude man instead of a nude woman, reflecting the problem the world is facing when relying on robots. For the voice of the AI, the voice has been tweaked to sound more robotic. As the action is taking place in space the main protagonists Anon and Nat have also had their voices slightly distorted. The first film presentation collapsed as it has been removed from most websites: people completely panicked with the robotic and distorted voices. The original 4K presentation will be presented instead with the normal voices from the actors including the AI. In the 4K presentation the spaceship will be much bigger as the HD size shrunk it. The 4K version will not be available everywhere as somehow, reality has panicked many outlets. In the film, the story line refers to the characters Anon and Nat but in the original story it is the names of Paul X1 and Paul X2 (Paul X2 is Paul X1 alter ego). In this story, it is set in space and the two are astronauts. The stories of Paul X1 and Paul X2 are the creations of its author and it is also autobiographical. Cast Old Nick as Anon Alex Hall as AI Vincent X. Hall as Nat Released by EdgeImageBank Pictures Produced by Alex Altman, James Hogan, Tom Norwood, Christine Peterson, Janet Priest Edited by Thomas Black Music by Virtual Alien and Old Nick Director of Photography Joe Joseph Animation Department Aloysha Black...animator Sean Elliott...animator Costume Design Janet Priest IMDb imdb.com/title/tt7364712/ YouTube music youtube.com/playlist?list=OL… Amazon books amazon.co.uk/Edge-U-Cated-Gu… Apple bookstore books.apple.com/us/book/id15…
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"Rule Britannia" "Do not allow the the Eye to fool the Mind". X1 / X2 Feature film documentary with interviews. Drawing on the colours of the British flag, red, dark blue and white, the whole presentation is taking place, carefully measured and introduced by the Big Ben gong. Within the main presentation, the main protagonists James and Old Nick are debating their own version of the history of Britain dressed up in white from head to toe, in a coded colour for humility, humbly presenting the other guests instilling their own views over this great power and engine that is Britain. To introduce the main presentation as a Prologue and Epilogue and the in between transitions there is a conversation between two characters. two brothers: Arthur and Lancelot, set in the past when they were young. One is asking his brother what he would like to do when he is older and at the end of the conversation the brother replies: "I want to rule the world, I want to rule Britannia!". The film has been divided in 10 chapters and the last chapter is in red, Royal red and one the colours of the British flag, the second dark blue is for the frame around the display of the interviewees or rather a portrait of selected guests and their views on the past and future of the United Kingdom. Can Britain rule itself and exist as a united Kingdom, let alone influence the world? Amongst the many interviews for Rule Britannia, one of them is with a homeless living in a park in London. The son of a black Jamaican father and a white English heroin addict with 6 siblings. He himself fathered 4 children, now all living in foster homes. The problem with the homeless in Britain is not that there is no help, it is that it is filled with extremely arrogant overpaid social workers who believe that they are God on Earth and rejoice in endless bureaucracy leaving the homeless agonizing in the streets. The political Left is messy and not great but the right isn't helping either. The new British government -on the Right side- new policy towards the homeless is: "Out of sight, out of mind". Thanks to the Covid19 pandemic and the lock-down, most have been re-housed, by-passing social workers and the infernal bureaucracy. In between chapters, the transitions are the British flag animated with its soundtrack, the Big Ben dong in its full duration and each time, introducing 6 different players; eminent historians and economists being interviewed. The topics range from the Rise and the Fall of Lady Thatcher, the Rise and the Fall of Ziggy Stardust, the British Empire, the real and fake Royal family, Punk, Britain in the World and Britain with China, the decriminalisation of homosexuality, the economy of capitalism with Colin Mayer from the Oxford university, interviews with John Spellar. Labour MP -conducted in the most dire situation: in the middle of the Covid lockdown, in front of the Parliament as the security suddenly panicked, and the beautiful House of Lords and the Parliament couldn't be filmed - Even a lockdown can also be very noisy-. Brexit, 1984, Brave New World and the New World Order. The music is quintessentially and historically British, the Big Ben dong aside, baroque music with Henry Purcell played by Old Nick and he also performed The Cold Song from the King Arthur opera in the last chapter. Rule Britannia is a documentary-feature with the two main protagonists presenting the film, the late James Hogan and Old Nick dressed in white from head to toe, the doctors "analysing" Britain and trying to understand how it has evolved on how the nation can still be standing. The interviews are in colour on a white background, with a small bluish border in perspective moving from small to gradually recover the screen by the end of the interview. The whole presentation is designed with perspective in mind. A non-biased, non-political, free spirited presentation of Britain from Stonehenge to Covid: anachronism in full swing: Rule Britannia! Released by EdgeImageBank Pictures Written and Directed by Nick Peterson Old-Nick asOld-Nick Janet PriestSelf Alex Hall as Arthur James Hogan Self Colin MayerSelf Vincent X. Hall Lancelot Kieran Williams Self John SpellarSelf Oliver ShiellSelf Christine Peterson Self Produced by Alex Altman...executive producer Franklin Dow...technical consulting producer James Hogan...executive producer Tom Norwood...producer Film Editing by Thomas Black The film IMDb imdb.com/title/tt9863904/ The book Amazon books amazon.co.uk/Rule-Britannia-… Apple bookstore books.apple.com/ie/book/rule…
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"Y++" X1 / X2 A series of sketches about the miseries of life in the 21st century and its effects on the human condition. During the course of the series the negativity is gradually replaced by positivity, turning misery into a mere passing necessity thus providing a guide to surviving the unexpected. Notes Based on the 1994 "Map of the Universe" novel by Nick Peterson where a man was psychoanalyzed and hypnotized and when he finally managed to go to sleep, he was counting aloud the "Y"s used in his story. The whole list of "Y" was then narrated. Each part has been defined based on a common monograph: Title, Abstract, Introduction, Methodology section, Literacy review, Results section, Discussion section, Conclusion. Being forced to wear a mask is another form of gagging and control, just like an S&M tool and may not be that necessary. The colours of the footage have been inverted: white background and black outlines reminiscent of one of Nick Peterson's films: "T: Ghosts in the Machine". 48 evil thoughts to ensure the 48 situations are turned into positive thoughts and a rule book of things not to fall for. 48 of the most impossible problems that most of the human race have fallen for. 48 sketches to ensure that no one can fall into the trap society created. Traps are organized for any members of the animal kingdom to test the abilities of the victim, it's a survival path. Falling into a trap is easy, getting out of it alive demands a great deal of mathematics. The production started right at the beginning of the Covid19 Lockdown in London and Manchester, England and continued during the first vaccination period, drawing a parallel with greater traps and miseries. Y+ is a game that some people play. Released by EdgeImageBank Pictures Cast Old Nick The Y Wizard Alex Hall A human android and the Y wizard Vincent X. Hall The Y Wizard Written and Directed by Nick Peterson Produced by Nicolas Gaud, James Hogan, Tom Norwood, Christine Peterson Music by Virtual Alien and Old Nick Edited by Thomas Black Cinematography: Joe Joseph Book Amazon amazon.co.uk/dp/1736362038 Apple bookstore books.apple.com/us/book/id15… Y++ (in French) Apple bookstore books.apple.com/us/book/id64… Amazon amazon.co.uk/Y-Nick-Peterson… Albums Apple music music.apple.com/us/album/y/1… Amazon amazon.co.uk/music/player/al… Spotify open.spotify.com/album/2i1JE… Deezer deezer.com/en/album/66980223… YouTube youtube.com/playlist?list=OL… youtube.com/watch?v=gLD-KTrb…
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"The Idiots" X1 / X2 Playlist youtube.com/playlist?list=PL… Screenplay from the feature film conceived and written by X1 and his alter ego X2 (Old Nick and Virtual Alien) AKA Nick Peterson and James Hogan (supervising it from the Heavens above). The film is about the making of an investigation and creation of intelligence and how far free speech allows this intelligence to be presented and conveyed. There are two biographical stories intertwined, one of James Hogan and the other of the author. James Hogan created intelligence and advised accordingly and the other; the author, desperately sought advised all his life but never got any until he only worked with James Hogan. Before James and after James Hogan, instead of receiving advice the author had to constantly fight for the right to exist. In 2010, the author has been asked to make a presentation of himself in “Virtual Alien”, the story is set in a highly competitive and rotten world that is show business “A non-so fictional story about the tribulations of a virtual artist who is trying to survive in show-business and slowly discovers all the machinery that keeps him alive”. Many of the reviews received suggested that the presentation didn’t go far enough and many had wanted to know more. There was a careful consideration in this film to separate an “elegant” presentation with behind-the-scenes war zones. All this combined together became the essential components of the Idiots. “The Idiots” has warnings. Many people have been concerned and will be on seeing this presentation since many people did wrong and still cannot recognise how wrong they were. Four people died during the making of The Idiots and its subject matter revealed even more people who died or have been abused, vanished and disappeared. As it will be the author’s last film, the remaining team hoped that all the people that we have lost or have been abused could have their story presented and it won’t be in vain. The future of many is at stake. The film on IMDb imdb.com/title/tt11608090 Amazon Books amazon.co.uk/dp/B0GTF6Y25C Apple books books.apple.com/us/book/id67… Amazon Books amazon.co.uk/dp/B0GTF6Y25C Album Spotify open.spotify.com/album/3CgmV… YouTube music youtube.com/playlist?list=OL…
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"Beyond the Sphere of Reasonable Doubt" X1 / X2 A live trip to the afterlife for the contestants in a TV show but the white smoke from heaven recovers the screen and everyone chokes on it and the presenter is so enthusiastic that his ego explodes. Three candidates are taking part in a TV show, a game of spirit ism. The game goes too far and takes over the TV show as the candidates are being transported into a different dimension. Each candidate must introduce the person they want to get in touch with in the "after life". Reverend Piccard, the TV show host is getting in touch with the "after life" and communicates with the candidates the results and in turn they react accordingly. Reaching out to the "after life" is reaching out to the far recesses of oneself and the universe. "Reverend Piccard: The smoke is merely an illusion. Nothing is what it seems!" "Gabriel: How can I breathe when there is no air?" "Reverend Piccard: Uncover the deepest secrets of the mind in the after life!" "Gabriel: I'm not dead yet..." Playlist youtube.com/playlist?list=PL… IMDb imdb.com/title/tt7281714/ Apple TV tv.apple.com/mt/movie/beyond… Apple music music.apple.com/us/album/bey… The After Life TV Show / Amazon books amazon.com/After-Life-V-eboo… Amazon books books.apple.com/se/book/the-… Old-Nick Reverend Piccard Janet Priest Annie Alex Hall Zach Vincent X. Hall Gabriel
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"Beyond the Sphere of Reasonable Doubt" X1 / X2 A live trip to the afterlife for the contestants in a TV show but the white smoke from heaven recovers the screen and everyone chokes on it and the presenter is so enthusiastic that his ego explodes. Three candidates are taking part in a TV show, a game of spirit ism. The game goes too far and takes over the TV show as the candidates are being transported into a different dimension. Each candidate must introduce the person they want to get in touch with in the "after life". Reverend Piccard, the TV show host is getting in touch with the "after life" and communicates with the candidates the results and in turn they react accordingly. Reaching out to the "after life" is reaching out to the far recesses of oneself and the universe. "Reverend Piccard: The smoke is merely an illusion. Nothing is what it seems!" "Gabriel: How can I breathe when there is no air?" "Reverend Piccard: Uncover the deepest secrets of the mind in the after life!" "Gabriel: I'm not dead yet..." Playlist youtube.com/playlist?list=PL… IMDb imdb.com/title/tt7281714/ Apple TV tv.apple.com/mt/movie/beyond… Apple music music.apple.com/us/album/bey… The After Life TV Show / Amazon books amazon.com/After-Life-V-eboo… Amazon books books.apple.com/se/book/the-… Old-Nick Reverend Piccard Janet Priest Annie Alex Hall Zach Vincent X. Hall Gabriel
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"One Plus One Does Not Equal Two" X1 / X2 A film, a novel and an album out 1st of December 2026. When There is nothing left to lose, and surprisingly, this is enshrined in English laws, there is the Act of Legitimate Self-Defence. A bomb could be thrown at a building but if a bomb falls, will anybody see the dawn? When overseas factions control the UK government, when each and one of its people are routinely embezzled and the ones who complain are jailed, when anyone can fall into the “government trap”, what is left to lose? When the crimes have been committed by the government, it’s too easy to cry, blame it on drugs or claim “mental health”. Everyone is liable, big or small. This is the account and life of an orphan who grew up in the orphanage of Islington, North London, where the children were part of a huge supermarket shelf ready to be abused by the high and mighty and all organised by the council. Paul Feldman is the orphan; he has now grown to become one of the biggest hackers in the world: “Justice will be done!”. Apple bookstore books.apple.com/us/book/one-… Amazon bookstore amazon.com/One-Plus-Does-Not… IMDb imdb.com/title/tt21632722
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" T: Ghosts in the Machine" by Virtual Alien and Old Nick (X1 and his alter ego X2). An interactive story, murder, mystery thriller in 3 acts revolving around the number 6 and the letter T. Two men from very different backgrounds meet and discover that they are both guided by invisible ghosts and they are in fact two machines forced to live a life haunted by an incurable condition. The story is divided into 3 parts and all divided by 66 sub-parts. At the beginning, there are 66 interviews between a psychiatrist named DOC and the character "G" and DOC and Roosevelt who will later become President Roosevelt of the United States of America. What Roosevelt and the character G have in common is that they are both "T" Tinnitus sufferers: at times, it feels like the brain has been controlled by aliens or ghosts. They often end up rolling on the floor as they can't cope with this phenomenon. The second part of the story is a follow up treatment with DOC and -G and Roosevelt by email. The therapy progresses by a series of 66 email exchanges until the exchange has been brutally interrupted and the emails are bouncing back and DOC is no longer available; something has happened. The last part of the film is set in the future. During the inauguration of the tallest building in town presented live on TV, Roosevelt who became President of the United States of America is being held at gunpoint by G and they will both end up being trapped in a room for 24 hours. During that time they will discover that they are both possessed by T (tinnitus). Available as a book and a feature film. The white background symbolizes utopia: a land that is not supposed to be there and conveys a story that is not supposed to exist. It has been known that an extreme form of Tinnitus that can be managed by a handful of people can be a vector for the brain to trigger the T-cells. Released by EdgeImageBank Pictures Cast Old-Nick DOC John Waterhouse TV1 Alex Hall G Vincent X. Hall President Roosevelt Janet Priest TV2 Written and Directed by Nick Peterson Produced by Alex Altman...executive producer Nicolas Gaud...supervising producer James Hogan...consulting producer Tom Norwood...producer Nick Peterson...executive producer Music by Virtual Alien and Old Nick Edited by Thomas Black Cinematography: Joe Joseph The book Amazon amazon.co.uk/T-Reloaded-Ghos… Apple books books.apple.com/gb/book/t-gh… The film at: IMDb imdb.com/title/tt3765106 The film Playlist youtube.com/watch?v=hxOxg84C… Apple movie tv.apple.com/bs/movie/t-ghos… Single 4, Forbidden Thoughts open.spotify.com/album/5CnRX… Album music.apple.com/us/album/t-g…
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"T: Ghosts in the Machine". A thriller, novel, film and game by Nick Peterson / X1 / X2. An interactive story, murder, mystery thriller in 3 acts revolving around the number 6 and the letter T. Two men from very different backgrounds meet and discover that they are both guided by invisible ghosts and they are in fact two machines forced to live a life haunted by an incurable condition. The story is divided into 3 parts and all divided by 66 sub-parts. At the beginning, there are 66 interviews between a psychiatrist named DOC and the character "G" and DOC and Roosevelt who will later become President Roosevelt of the United States of America. What Roosevelt and the character G have in common is that they are both "T" Tinnitus sufferers: at times, it feels like the brain has been controlled by aliens or ghosts. They often end up rolling on the floor as they can't cope with this phenomenon. The second part of the story is a follow up treatment with DOC and -G and Roosevelt by email. The therapy progresses by a series of 66 email exchanges until the exchange has been brutally interrupted and the emails are bouncing back and DOC is no longer available; something has happened. The last part of the film is set in the future. During the inauguration of the tallest building in town presented live on TV, Roosevelt who became President of the United States of America is being held at gunpoint by G and they will both end up being trapped in a room for 24 hours. During that time they will discover that they are both possessed by T (tinnitus). Available as a book and a feature film. The white background symbolizes utopia: a land that is not supposed to be there and conveys a story that is not supposed to exist. It has been known that an extreme form of Tinnitus that can be managed by a handful of people can be a vector for the brain to trigger the T-cells. Released by EdgeImageBank Pictures Cast Old-Nick DOC John Waterhouse TV1 Alex Hall G Vincent X. Hall President Roosevelt Janet Priest TV2 Written and Directed by Nick Peterson Produced by Alex Altman...executive producer Nicolas Gaud...supervising producer James Hogan...consulting producer Tom Norwood...producer Nick Peterson...executive producer Music by Virtual Alien and Old Nick Edited by Thomas Black Cinematography: Joe Joseph The book Amazon amazon.co.uk/T-Reloaded-Ghos… Apple books books.apple.com/gb/book/t-gh… The film at: IMDb imdb.com/title/tt3765106 The film Playlist youtube.com/watch?v=hxOxg84C… Apple movie tv.apple.com/bs/movie/t-ghos… 4th single: Forbidden Thoughts open.spotify.com/album/5CnRX… Album music.apple.com/us/album/t-g…
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" T: Ghosts in the Machine" by Virtual Alien and Old Nick (X1 and his alter ego X2). An interactive story, murder, mystery thriller in 3 acts revolving around the number 6 and the letter T. Two men from very different backgrounds meet and discover that they are both guided by invisible ghosts and they are in fact two machines forced to live a life haunted by an incurable condition. The story is divided into 3 parts and all divided by 66 sub-parts. At the beginning, there are 66 interviews between a psychiatrist named DOC and the character "G" and DOC and Roosevelt who will later become President Roosevelt of the United States of America. What Roosevelt and the character G have in common is that they are both "T" Tinnitus sufferers: at times, it feels like the brain has been controlled by aliens or ghosts. They often end up rolling on the floor as they can't cope with this phenomenon. The second part of the story is a follow up treatment with DOC and -G and Roosevelt by email. The therapy progresses by a series of 66 email exchanges until the exchange has been brutally interrupted and the emails are bouncing back and DOC is no longer available; something has happened. The last part of the film is set in the future. During the inauguration of the tallest building in town presented live on TV, Roosevelt who became President of the United States of America is being held at gunpoint by G and they will both end up being trapped in a room for 24 hours. During that time they will discover that they are both possessed by T (tinnitus). Available as a book and a feature film. The white background symbolizes utopia: a land that is not supposed to be there and conveys a story that is not supposed to exist. It has been known that an extreme form of Tinnitus that can be managed by a handful of people can be a vector for the brain to trigger the T-cells. Released by EdgeImageBank Pictures Cast Old-Nick DOC John Waterhouse TV1 Alex Hall G Vincent X. Hall President Roosevelt Janet Priest TV2 Written and Directed by Nick Peterson Produced by Alex Altman...executive producer Nicolas Gaud...supervising producer James Hogan...consulting producer Tom Norwood...producer Nick Peterson...executive producer Music by Virtual Alien and Old Nick Edited by Thomas Black Cinematography: Joe Joseph The book Amazon amazon.co.uk/T-Reloaded-Ghos… Apple books books.apple.com/gb/book/t-gh… The film at: IMDb imdb.com/title/tt3765106 The film Playlist youtube.com/watch?v=hxOxg84C… Apple movie tv.apple.com/bs/movie/t-ghos… Forbidden Thoughts, single. open.spotify.com/album/5CnRX… Album music.apple.com/us/album/t-g…
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" T: Ghosts in the Machine" by Virtual Alien and Old Nick (X1 and his alter ego X2). An interactive story, murder, mystery thriller in 3 acts revolving around the number 6 and the letter T. Two men from very different backgrounds meet and discover that they are both guided by invisible ghosts and they are in fact two machines forced to live a life haunted by an incurable condition. The story is divided into 3 parts and all divided by 66 sub-parts. At the beginning, there are 66 interviews between a psychiatrist named DOC and the character "G" and DOC and Roosevelt who will later become President Roosevelt of the United States of America. What Roosevelt and the character G have in common is that they are both "T" Tinnitus sufferers: at times, it feels like the brain has been controlled by aliens or ghosts. They often end up rolling on the floor as they can't cope with this phenomenon. The second part of the story is a follow up treatment with DOC and -G and Roosevelt by email. The therapy progresses by a series of 66 email exchanges until the exchange has been brutally interrupted and the emails are bouncing back and DOC is no longer available; something has happened. The last part of the film is set in the future. During the inauguration of the tallest building in town presented live on TV, Roosevelt who became President of the United States of America is being held at gunpoint by G and they will both end up being trapped in a room for 24 hours. During that time they will discover that they are both possessed by T (tinnitus). Available as a book and a feature film. The white background symbolizes utopia: a land that is not supposed to be there and conveys a story that is not supposed to exist. It has been known that an extreme form of Tinnitus that can be managed by a handful of people can be a vector for the brain to trigger the T-cells. Released by EdgeImageBank Pictures Cast Old-Nick DOC John Waterhouse TV1 Alex Hall G Vincent X. Hall President Roosevelt Janet Priest TV2 Written and Directed by Nick Peterson Produced by Alex Altman...executive producer Nicolas Gaud...supervising producer James Hogan...consulting producer Tom Norwood...producer Nick Peterson...executive producer Music by Virtual Alien and Old Nick Edited by Thomas Black Cinematography: Joe Joseph The book Amazon amazon.co.uk/T-Reloaded-Ghos… Apple books books.apple.com/gb/book/t-gh… The film at: IMDb imdb.com/title/tt3765106 The film Playlist youtube.com/watch?v=hxOxg84C… Apple movie tv.apple.com/bs/movie/t-ghos… Forbidden Thoughts open.spotify.com/album/5CnRX… music.apple.com/us/album/t-g…
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" T: Ghosts in the Machine" by Virtual Alien and Old Nick (X1 and his alter ego X2). An interactive story, murder, mystery thriller in 3 acts revolving around the number 6 and the letter T. Two men from very different backgrounds meet and discover that they are both guided by invisible ghosts and they are in fact two machines forced to live a life haunted by an incurable condition. The story is divided into 3 parts and all divided by 66 sub-parts. At the beginning, there are 66 interviews between a psychiatrist named DOC and the character "G" and DOC and Roosevelt who will later become President Roosevelt of the United States of America. What Roosevelt and the character G have in common is that they are both "T" Tinnitus sufferers: at times, it feels like the brain has been controlled by aliens or ghosts. They often end up rolling on the floor as they can't cope with this phenomenon. The second part of the story is a follow up treatment with DOC and -G and Roosevelt by email. The therapy progresses by a series of 66 email exchanges until the exchange has been brutally interrupted and the emails are bouncing back and DOC is no longer available; something has happened. The last part of the film is set in the future. During the inauguration of the tallest building in town presented live on TV, Roosevelt who became President of the United States of America is being held at gunpoint by G and they will both end up being trapped in a room for 24 hours. During that time they will discover that they are both possessed by T (tinnitus). Available as a book and a feature film. The white background symbolizes utopia: a land that is not supposed to be there and conveys a story that is not supposed to exist. It has been known that an extreme form of Tinnitus that can be managed by a handful of people can be a vector for the brain to trigger the T-cells. Released by EdgeImageBank Pictures Cast Old-Nick DOC John Waterhouse TV1 Alex Hall G Vincent X. Hall President Roosevelt Janet Priest TV2 Written and Directed by Nick Peterson Produced by Alex Altman...executive producer Nicolas Gaud...supervising producer James Hogan...consulting producer Tom Norwood...producer Nick Peterson...executive producer Music by Virtual Alien and Old Nick Edited by Thomas Black Cinematography: Joe Joseph The book Amazon amazon.co.uk/T-Reloaded-Ghos… Apple books books.apple.com/gb/book/t-gh… The film at: IMDb imdb.com/title/tt3765106 The film Playlist youtube.com/watch?v=hxOxg84C… Apple movie tv.apple.com/bs/movie/t-ghos… Forbidden Thoughts open.spotify.com/album/5CnRX… music.apple.com/us/album/t-g…
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