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[–]JasonCarswell[S] 5 insightful - 2 fun5 insightful - 1 fun6 insightful - 2 fun -  (6 children)

That's among my top choices, preceded by the Titanic psyop that conveniently killed 3 reluctant billionaires and paved the way for that act, the market abuses, and the world wars.

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All tied in together, I wonder how far back we could stretch that thread. I mean, I know, Napoleon, the War of the Roses, hell... Hell if I know how far back it goes. Maybe to the founding of the vatican itself? It would make for a hell of a library-sized book. The library of Alexandria? The suppression of actual history since... Stonehenge?

The title: 500,000 years together.

[–]JasonCarswell[S] 3 insightful - 2 fun3 insightful - 1 fun4 insightful - 2 fun -  (1 child)

The War Of Northern Aggression and The Venetians (the way Webster Tarpley lays it out) must be included. I'd also like the controversial views of Joseph Atwill's books included.

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Thank you for mentioning all of this. Truly, "clown world" goes back farther than these folks here realize. The foes of humanity do not think in months or years, they think in decades and centuries. To understand their game, you must look at a wider time scale, and you've mentioned some really vital moments during human history where "clown world" came a bit closer to fruition. I was just waiting for someone to mention 1913, and I'm glad it was you.

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Yes my friend, it does appear we are of a single mind on many topics. I am surprised that anybody at all is. And yet, I have found perhaps more than I can count on a single hand, here on Saidit, which is downright amazing.

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Truth is hard to find, but once found, it isn't easy to deny. At least, it seems that way to me. If you do successfully deny truth, you'll live in a sort of mental half-life, and it always seems to nag at you from behind your mental walls. Edit: Saidit is getting better users everyday, in my opinion.