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As I think of the Dunbar number, the elite/ powerful lose sight of life outside of their 150 contacts - oh if only they sought to be respected like a true God! Through out the book there is just an avalanche, or, wave after wave of names after names after more names whether it was on the crime or the intel side. My soft cover edition p102 (in the middle of the 4th page of chapter 4) includes this strange print anomaly.
One Nation Under Blackmail - Vol. 1 on Apple Books One Nation Under Blackmail - Vol. 1 on Apple Books
One Nation Under Blackmail is a damning indictment of the consequences resulting from the nearly century old relationship between both US and Israeli intelligence and the organized criminal network known as the National Crime Syndicate. I admire the work ethic that produced this very complete book - the book reflects a tremendous amount of effort. You'll unlock exclusive member-only sales, as well as 30% off your purchases of any additional titles. The author is an extremely brave individual, the effort invoved is one thing, the the courage to produce it quite another. This book, in contrast, reveals the extent to which Epstein's activities were state-sponsored through an exploration of his intelligence connections.Jeffrey Epstein was one character in a very large, diverse cast and--like some characters in big, complicated stories--he had to be taken out. Though I scanned this massive tome (805 pages) quickly, the pages might as well have been blank; there’s nothing here.
One Nation Under Blackmail - Unlimited Hangout One Nation Under Blackmail - Unlimited Hangout
Because virtually nobody within elite circles is blameless because of their links to these various networks, men like Jeffrey Epstein were useful because, if there's one criminal act that people genuinely and generally find to be unforgivable, it's the sexual abuse of children.Webb unflinchingly and steadfastly presents her case about the relationship between organised crime and intelligence in the US. I don't agree with everything in the book but do appreciate the hard work of the author to summarize a part of history we all need to pay attention to. Volume Two includes the role of international secret societies, and the role of mind control (which I found preachy), with only the final chapters dedicated to Epstein—his covert and illegal activities to serve this international alternative government of a massive un-elected mafia. I don't think I will believe anything, anymore about anything government is puts forth about its involvement in anything.
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