Book description
William Guy Carr's last work, in it's original edition and uncensored. It was last edited by his elder son, and is presented as the author's last manuscript exposing the Luciferian Conspiracy, Satanism, secret societies and the Synagogue of Satan as driving forces behind the World Revolutionary Movement.
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I’d heard about this book for years, referenced by various people. It’s possible that I stumbled across it on the Audioboy project.
It’s gripping. If you love conspiracy topics, especially if you don’t mind listening to people talk about the bible, then this is totally worth a read. It goes further than most will go and draws a direct line between the evil forces in the world and the powers and principalities spoken of in the bible.
It would probably be a surprise to most people that Satan is essentially viewed as the ‘owner/leader/prince’ (I’m not sure which term is…
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