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In the show, Emil Páleš actually publicly admitted that the author of the book Eternal Laws, Natália Makedonová, called him a sorcerer. But who would believe in magic and sorcerers these days, right? However, one only needs to google something about psychotronics, especially in relation to weapons, and one suddenly loses certainty. If our inconspicuous angelologist purely by chance advanced in this area, then his claim that he predicted the death of that woman takes on a slightly different light.

In the last three sessions, he spoke exclusively about himself and nothing else, only criticizing his opponents – this alone sounded quite exaggeratedly egocentric, narcissistic, and self-absorbed.

Páleš also deals with historical periods (repetitions) in history. No historian has yet commented on Páleš. And I doubt that his speculations would stand up to historians, who also consider him such an obscurantist that they do not even see the point in checking the truthfulness of his view of history.