The Beasts of the Apocalypse
Type
Book
Authors
ISBN 10
0945001665
ISBN 13
9780945001669
Category
Socialism
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Publication Year
2001
Publisher
Pages
470
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Description
While most historians focus attention on military achievements and wars as the great events of the past, Olivia Marie O'Grady's Beasts of the Apocalypse traces a fanatical religious concept through two thousand years of history to the present age. This commentary never varies from the original idea of world control which was discovered in the archives of ancient civilizations 2500 years ago.
The fervor which the Jewish "Chosen People" have held in implementing a consistent program geared toward world domination has had manifold disastrous results. The tenacity with which they have clung to the idea of universal dominion over all peoples of the earth has led to sanguinary consequences of ghastly proportions, which decimated not only the gentile nations, but their own people as well.
This book recounts in meticulous detail events covering twenty centuries that lead directly into the corridors of the United Nations today. Captive monarchs, officialdom of most governments, and military leaders have been the pawns in a fanatical, determined effort to concentrate all power in the hands of a well-organized camarilla dedicated to the establishment of a one-world government.
Whether the hand of control was being exercised by the Romans, the Mohammedans or the Christians, the ultimate goal was always keenly targeted without any substantial deviation, as well-secured via-a-vis financial domination of money markets wherever civil power was sought. Whether wars were won or lost made little difference to the remnants of the "chosen people," insofar as their interests were always served in lieu of national priorities. Thus, they were invariably able to triumph by fomenting adversarial confrontations and exacerbating national rivalries, always certain to extend national or international loans so as to be repaid by winner and loser alike.
As we enter into a new millennium, the menacing shadow of Marxian socialism as masterfully depicted by Mrs. O'Grady's opus, has now become ubiquitous. The bizarre perversions of reality masterminded by Karl Marx and his odious coterie of followers is minutely traced to the extent where they now dominate the American body politic.
The strange aversion of an asiatic race to accept a conflicting faith and the fearful calamity of its incessant drive to exterminate all opposition is the story of World Revolution. Swarming to the American shores, these fanatic revolutionaries are graphically portrayed in The Beasts of the Apocalypse.
If ever there was doubt as to how control over sovereign, independent nations is contrived and replaced by socialist dictatorships, Olivia Marie O'Grady's The Beasts of the Apocalypse clarifies the issue. The contents may be challenged but never refuted.
Taken from the inside flaps.
The fervor which the Jewish "Chosen People" have held in implementing a consistent program geared toward world domination has had manifold disastrous results. The tenacity with which they have clung to the idea of universal dominion over all peoples of the earth has led to sanguinary consequences of ghastly proportions, which decimated not only the gentile nations, but their own people as well.
This book recounts in meticulous detail events covering twenty centuries that lead directly into the corridors of the United Nations today. Captive monarchs, officialdom of most governments, and military leaders have been the pawns in a fanatical, determined effort to concentrate all power in the hands of a well-organized camarilla dedicated to the establishment of a one-world government.
Whether the hand of control was being exercised by the Romans, the Mohammedans or the Christians, the ultimate goal was always keenly targeted without any substantial deviation, as well-secured via-a-vis financial domination of money markets wherever civil power was sought. Whether wars were won or lost made little difference to the remnants of the "chosen people," insofar as their interests were always served in lieu of national priorities. Thus, they were invariably able to triumph by fomenting adversarial confrontations and exacerbating national rivalries, always certain to extend national or international loans so as to be repaid by winner and loser alike.
As we enter into a new millennium, the menacing shadow of Marxian socialism as masterfully depicted by Mrs. O'Grady's opus, has now become ubiquitous. The bizarre perversions of reality masterminded by Karl Marx and his odious coterie of followers is minutely traced to the extent where they now dominate the American body politic.
The strange aversion of an asiatic race to accept a conflicting faith and the fearful calamity of its incessant drive to exterminate all opposition is the story of World Revolution. Swarming to the American shores, these fanatic revolutionaries are graphically portrayed in The Beasts of the Apocalypse.
If ever there was doubt as to how control over sovereign, independent nations is contrived and replaced by socialist dictatorships, Olivia Marie O'Grady's The Beasts of the Apocalypse clarifies the issue. The contents may be challenged but never refuted.
Taken from the inside flaps.
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