What's the Real Story Behind Britain's Invisible Empire? [Jerm Warfare and I talk]
What's the Real Story Behind Britain's Invisible Empire? [Jerm Warfare and I talk]
With last week’s absurd demonstration of royal pomp and archaic ritual blasted out to billions of people across the globe, there has been an exceptionally high demand by confused truth seekers trying to figure out what this all means. Since I’ve written a few books on the topic over the past 10 years, I’ve found myself challenged to find new and better ways to shed light into the sick structures of the British Empire, both past and present while also shedding light into the nature of the ‘Fount of all honors’ known as the ‘Crown’.
In this discussion with Jeremy Nell (host of TNT Radio’s Jerm Warfare) we discuss, the murder of Princess Diana, the power of Crown Agents, City of London, British creation of zionism, global anarcho-terror operations of the 19th-20th century, and even promotion of radical Islamic cults.
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To fully comprehend the structure and weaknesses of the British Empire, pick up my books
I paid for your books, and they are a treasure. I hope you
are thanking God for your brain, which is excellent. It is in
sharp contrast to the people that have no darn brain to speak of.
I am nothing special, but I am a reader of many hundreds of books.
I taught myself to read before I dared speak English aloud, age 5-6.
I had guts, I found the most beautiful church in the area, got in, and they
sent me to the little kids room, gave me a blank of Jesus, crayons, koolaid
and graham crackers. I went their several years. They made me very welcome
and so happy to be there. Parents? I might as well have been Pippi Longstocking.
Isn't the British monarchy a (complicit) front/puppets for the same interests that have also subverted the US constitution and all its institutions? Is it really accurate to characterize the problem as British?
Far from being archaic, isn't the Coronation Oath, if kept and/or enforced, a valuable protection from tyranny, the totalitarian tip-toe and the general governmental over-reach with which we are all faced today?