In this post, I address three major components of the 9/11 controversy: (1) what brought down the Twin Towers; (2) what initially struck the Towers; and (3) what happened to the original planes and passengers.
This post is intended to be viewer-friendly; it consists entirely of quote banners and short video clips; the clips, on average, are under 5 minutes, and none are as long as 15.
The controversy in alternative media is whether or not Trump is the real deal. Some are faithful Trump advocates; others take the view that in the jaded world of realpolitik, no true outsider can win.
The United States is descending into communism (via creeping socialism), the police state (via the Patriot Act, NSA spying, etc.), and anti-Christianity, as nativity scenes are prohibited at Christmas, gay marriage and transgenderism carry the force of law, and the entertainment industry has gone full Lucifer.
It is increasingly clear that the Rothschilds have long been the world’s foremost “Power that Be,” and that Israel, the Rothschilds’ proxy state, has been the world’s leading generator of terrorism, despite mainstream media’s interminable parroting of Israel’s self-portrayal as “victim.”
Dionisi’s book is packed with information. You’ll learn why Pyongyang became capital of communist North Korea, why spying allegations were leveled against Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer, and about the American POWs who died at Nagasaki. And be sure to read his end-notes which are loaded with collateral information, constituting a “book within a book.”
Christian Zionism is based on a multitude of lies. The bigger the onion, the more the layers we are forced to peel off. I should also note that my paternal ancestors were Russian Jews.
“Everyone knows” Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence, but not “everyone knew” it in early America. Jefferson was on the drafting committee at the Second Continental Congress. However, he made no claim to authorship until 1821, when he was an old man, and even then did so ambiguously.
Gentleman’s Agreement, Academy Award for Best Picture of 1947, was a two-hour sermon on the woe of American anti-Semitism. A dull film that was all dialogue and no action. No humor either. A token romance was thrown in, but it had no spark.
Karl Marx denounced religion as the “the opiate of the people,” and communist states tried extensively to abolish it. However, the Illuminist oligarchs who run most of our world deemed it more practical to infiltrate and control religion than try and destroy it outright.
