Richard Stanley
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Given the scope of historical time covered, this is a remarkably coherent and concise presentation given at a 2013 Denmark Open Mind Conference. I apologize if it has been posted on the site before, but I don't remember seeing it.
In any case, with only a few minor quibbles, this is in line with my views. It is an 1 hour and 40 minute survey of two millennia of numerous conspiracy claims, starting with Nero's (false flag) burning (of) Rome. He doesn't overtly suggest that there is one thread that links these together as I do, but it seems like he might agree. He likes to focus on event highlights that allow for common agreement, as opposed to arguing about relatively minor details.
In any case, throughout is a nice presentation of the false flag tactic, and implies just how well it was understood by those who practice it.
He only toyed with who might be at the top, and as a Brit he mentioned possibly the Queen. But I believe this issue is more distributed, including those who control the Mother Church. He discussed the false flag nature of the Guy Fawkes Rebellion, and here I believe that the Mother Church perfectly understood this was all part of the deception.
There is also a brief discussion of Zbigniew Brzezinski's role, including a pic of him with Osama bin Ladin. The title of Zbig's book, The Grand Chessboard, begins to evoke a common thread, but one yet has to be able to imagine the players not being concerned with national boundaries. Yet that is exactly what a chessgame is in comparison to reality.
In any case, with only a few minor quibbles, this is in line with my views. It is an 1 hour and 40 minute survey of two millennia of numerous conspiracy claims, starting with Nero's (false flag) burning (of) Rome. He doesn't overtly suggest that there is one thread that links these together as I do, but it seems like he might agree. He likes to focus on event highlights that allow for common agreement, as opposed to arguing about relatively minor details.
In any case, throughout is a nice presentation of the false flag tactic, and implies just how well it was understood by those who practice it.
He only toyed with who might be at the top, and as a Brit he mentioned possibly the Queen. But I believe this issue is more distributed, including those who control the Mother Church. He discussed the false flag nature of the Guy Fawkes Rebellion, and here I believe that the Mother Church perfectly understood this was all part of the deception.
There is also a brief discussion of Zbigniew Brzezinski's role, including a pic of him with Osama bin Ladin. The title of Zbig's book, The Grand Chessboard, begins to evoke a common thread, but one yet has to be able to imagine the players not being concerned with national boundaries. Yet that is exactly what a chessgame is in comparison to reality.
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