En Route to Global Occupation

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Summary: "En Route to Global Occupation"
Review: This book is good in general and an eye opening for what's going on behind the closed doors of global economy and politics, including top and influential figures in US and foreign governments as well as their collaborators who for money or better position are ready to sell their own souls and country people and cope even with devil. But they're only the tools in the hands of power hungry monsters, which in reality belongs to influential bankers, bussinessmen and media and they really pull all the strings and want everyone to dance to their music. I'm surprised that G.Kah is mostly being silent about those "secret" leaders' family background and family roots, but if you like you can find some more info in other books as well as their old family ties with Illuminati and medieval Europe. For example Henry Ford in his famous book wrote about their Talmudic education and money as their "god", and "Protocols of Zion" written at the beginning of XX century are just fulfilling itself. Those guys are trying every trick and everywhere, even in Vatican to mix all religions in one devil's bowl or in European Union to create one big cage.

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Summary: A must for understanding Anti-Masonry and Conspiracy Theory
Review: This book is not the most well-written or well-researched book I have ever read...but, it is essential reading for understanding Anti-Masonry and Conspiracy Theory. Although the author does a botch-up job on researching the Masons, and the book is written from a Myopic viewpoint, it does give the reader a good understanding of where the fundamentalists and propagandists are coming-from. One should not read this book without also reading "Unholy Worship?" by Steven Dafoe and "A Pilgrim's Path," by John J. Robinson to cleanse the mind. I must admit, I do not comprehend why the author is so distressed about the concept of the world coming-together, in Union with one-another.... He seems to completely contradict himself, by preaching Christianity, yet preaching against Unification at the same time. I thought Christianity was based on unification and Brotherly love. Well...at-least he was right about the "new money." :)

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Summary: Ecellent and Important book
Review: This is an excellent and important book. It reveals the agenda of the few elites in the world who have way too much power. My only complaint is that it is a Gary has is a little heavy on the Christianity. Personally I dont believe the future events are written in stone and that anything outside of Christianity is bogus.
We should not accept religion without digging and researching - things that could be considered: the copper scrolls, the dead sea scrolls, the gospel of Thomas, the gospel of the holy 12, Sitchin's research, etc...
God Bless. This book is just one piece of an amazing puzzle that is life.