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Illuminati Unmasked: Everything You Need to Know About the New World Order and How We Will Beat It. Free FREE ILLUMINATI UNMASKED: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE NEW WORLD ORDER AND HOW WE WILL BEAT IT. PDF Johnny Cirucci | 826 pages | 27 Jan 2015 | Createspace Independent Publishing Platform | 9781506156293 | English | United States New World Order (conspiracy theory) - Wikipedia I am a former journalist and television presenter from England who has spent the last ten years uncovering I am a former journalist and television presenter from England who has spent the last ten years uncovering the biggest secret - who really controls the world and has done so for thousands of years. I have written ten books, including "The Biggest Secret", ". To our New Visitors - David Icke When those empires appeared to withdraw from these regions, the Illuminati left behind the secret society networks and the Illuminati bloodlines and these have continued to control and orchestrate events ever since. There are two type of prisons or dictatorships. There is the overt variety, which are clear dictatorships communism, fascism, etc and then there are the most effective variety of all - the covert dictatorship, the one that masquerades as freedom. People do not rebel against not being free when they think they are! The Illuminati have been working to a long planned and coordinated agenda to create a world government, central bank, army, and a micro-chipped population linked to a global computer. Anyone with an operational brain can see that all these things are now emerging ever more Illuminati Unmasked: Everything You Need to Know about the New World Order and How We Will Beat It. NATO merging with the UN peacekeeping operation is planned to be the world army, the world police force, to keep countries in line who do not wish to concede their sovereignty to the Illuminati world government, which is planned to evolve through the United Nations. The structure of global control is pyramids inside pyramids. Very much like Russian dolls, one doll inside another. If you look at any organisation today you will see that it is structured as a pyramid. Those lower down the pyramid have no idea what the organisation they work for is really about. They just do their own job and go home every day. To our New Visitors - David Icke create a very obvious and sinister pattern and direction. Only the very few at the top know that. In this way the few can manipulate thousands in an organisation to advance an agenda that those thousands do not even know exists. There is a global version of this which manipulates billions in the same way. These "individual" organisations, be they banks, trans-national corporations, media empires, NATO, etc. So you find, for example, that at the peak of the global banking pyramid all the banks are ultimately controlled by the same people - the Illuminati. Same with the transnational corporations, the media, and so on. There is a global pyramid which encompasses the pyramids of banking, business, media, military, politics, and the other institutions that run the planet. At the peak of this pyramid you find the elite of the Illuminati who orchestrate their agenda for global control through all their, apparently unconnected, organisations. This is why there has been an incessant move to centralisation of global power in all areas of our lives, banking, business, media, politics, whatever. You will find a stream of articles on this site that will give you detailed background to this agenda and there is endless information in my books which you can order from this website. The Illuminati manipulate humanity through the mind and emotions. There are too many people and too few Illuminati to control people physically, except on a small scale. They have to manipulate the way the masses think and feel, so we live our lives and see the world in the way the Illuminati want us to. For instance, the most powerful of the manipulation techniques is one I call Problem-Reaction-Solution. This may be more power to the police, a further erosion of basic freedoms, even a war. You know that if you offer these policies openly the people will react against them. You make sure someone else is blamed for this problem and not you, the real people behind it all. You then use your media to tell people what they should think about your manufactured event and who they should blame for it. This technique is being used all the time on the human mind and emotions, not least with the stream of mind-contolled youngsters and adults who go crazy with guns around the world and immediately prompt gun control laws. I say this as someone who does not have guns and believes passionately in non-violence. But if we are going to be streetwise we need to look beyond our own beliefs and realise that the Illuminati is seeking to systematically disarm those who WOULD use weapons against them. Just before Adolf Hitler began to fill the concentration camps he introduced the same anti-gun legislation which we are seeing today all over the world. We are now at a crucial time in this agenda s history. To our New Visitors - David Icke months. We are at a crossroads in human history. We can choose freedom or fall under the control of a global fascist state, a global version of Nazi Germany. This does not have to happen, but to stop it a lot of arses need to be removed from a lot of chairs. This website and the books will give you the detailed background from which informed choices can be made. What you have read here is a mere fraction of what there is to know and the picture is far bigger and more extraordinary than this brief outline has been able to detail. Look elsewhere on this site or in my books and you will see what I mean! Welcome once again. Hope you enjoy your stay. They are not yet available for download at the official website: www. David Icke - Children of the Matrix - The Biggest Secret - Reptilian Agenda - Freedom Road "When you are constantly moving forward, searching for the cutting edge, everyone behind you always believes you have gone too far. The further back from the cutting edge they are, the more extreme and, indeed, insane, you appear, to them, to be. In this way, one person s "madness" can be another s commonsense. Nothing more. You wake in your bed and you believe whatever you want to believe. The most controversial author and speaker in the world "Today s mighty oak is just yesterday s nut, that held its ground. Given that line-up and their mentality and agenda, don t be at all surprised if the United States finds itself in another manipulated war during this administration. You will see "monsters" being created in the public mind to justify such action. Bush was inaugurated, January 20th, Welcome to the David Icke Site the plan is to engineer events, real and staged, that will create enormous fear in the countdown years to This includes a plan to start a third world war either by stimulating the Muslim world into a holy war against the West or by using the Chinese to cause global conflict. Maybe both. More often than not, the United States shares the blame. Icke, We have had to temporarily disable the counters as site traffic was causing an extraneous load on the server through the counter. The site is averaging page views per hour, per day and per week. Please understand that this lets your site stay up and running under a load of this proportion which would overrun most sites. We will look into an alternative way for the counter to run. From Support Hosting Server access to all files is running over 2, per week webmaster Robot s Rebellion! As readers of my books will know, I am extremely wary of channeled information because while on occasions it can come from a high and enlightened source, much of it is very low level or, frankly, a sham. However, I felt that this channel was one of those who is truly gifted and a wealth of detailed information emerged that confirmed and added to my own research, which has been very much gathered in this dimension and not through channeled messages. Anyway, here is some of the information that came through relating to the relationship between the reptilian bloodline and the Illuminati obsession with ritual. These are referred to as "hidden spaces and planes unknown to man", in the apparently ancient Emerald Tablets, which I quote from in "Children of the Matrix". For simplicity, I refer to this "between world" in my books as the lower fourth dimension. It is from here that they police our vibrational prison - the Matrix - and seek to addict and restrict us to the dense physical senses. This world was once far less dense than it is today and the "fall" down the frequencies, caused by the manipulation of incarnate consciousness and DNA infiltration, has made it so much more difficult to maintain a multidimensional connection while in physical form. We are now in a cycle of change when the vibration of this "world" will be raised out of dense physicality and return to where it once was. In doing so, the reptilians ability to manipulate our physical form will be removed and this is why they are in such a panic at this time to prevent this shift from opening the vibrational prison door. The reptilians and other manipulating entities exist only just outside the frequency range of our physical senses.
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