I finished the book “The Washington Hypothesis” with an even greater admiration for George Washington. The hypothesis included the question whether or not George knew that he was in the middle of something big. Did he know that he was creating essentially a new exodus from the promised land, or creating a new promised land, like Moses?

How much did Washington really know? What was his relationship with the Masons? What do all the symbols mean surrounding the development of Washington, D.C.? Is everything in our early history just one huge, unbelieveable coincidence, or something greater? How many times was the fledgling nation saved by miracles? These are just some of the questions.

The author, Timothy Ballard, worked for the CIA, the Central Intelligence Agency, and as a special agent for the Department of Homeland Security. Then he helped to rescue children from child-trafficing organizations around the world. His experience is awesome.

During this time he immersed himself in the study of history, early American history. He not only studied, he visited the sites. He saw things most of us don’t even recognize. His book, therefore, is very educational. And thrilling! Get it if you can. I’m sure it’s available on Amazon and elsewhere. I received it as a gift. And what a gift that was!