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This is an absolutely fabulous book, and it was first conceived in 1978, long before a lot of people had ever cottoned on to what was going on regarding the Marxist takeover of the world and the building a one-world socialist state. Indeed around the time people used to think the EEC was just a free trading block.
The thing about this book though is it goes right into the historical side of this socialism, and touches on subjects others completely fail to register. For example the philosophical movements in France around the time of the French Revolution, and all the other thinkers who have conceived of utopian societies, going right back to the Middle Ages and beyond. Many may have studied this, but the standard textbooks do not probe history in this way. Plus you don't even have to order it-here is a free E book.
FINAL WARNING
We're pilgrims in an unholy land
It does not appear to be on the site now.
The website is wacky. I found the book listed in the sitemap alongside things like The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion, items on the paranormal, the claim that Abu Nidal worked for Mossad (yeah, right) and offers to eliminate credit card debt.
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It does not appear to be on the site now.
The website is wacky. I found the book listed in the sitemap alongside things like The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion, items on the paranormal, the claim that Abu Nidal worked for Mossad (yeah, right) and offers to eliminate credit card debt.
Well if you judge a book by its cover then you miss a great deal. Who cares what the website is, it's just a domain name linking you to the book. I didn't find the book on the website, I found the website while searching for the author's name. I'm not sanctioning anything else on that site!
We're pilgrims in an unholy land
[ame=http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6458202011278978911]David Rivera: Final Warning - A History of the New World Order[/ame]
Agreed. Also available in pdf form as a free download from:
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