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In Part 1 we explored the ancestry and royal heritage of Charles. The new King has an unbridled passion for Romania, especially after he ‘discovered’ he was the current heir to the bloodline of Vlad the Impaler, or Dracula; that is, of course, assuming that he was unaware of his lineage prior to it becoming public knowledge.We were intrigued by Charles’ obsession with Transylvania, especially given its …

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Going back in time to try and understand the present is becoming a #PrussiaGate fascination. Every new article seems to lead to more pathways requiring research. There is a lot more we intend to present that will hopefully shed even more light on the ‘horrible invisible enemy’ and expose the evil currently waging war upon humanity.The Evolution of Slavery series was an incredible journey as we saw how the methods of …

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President Trump outlined the geopolitical context of the world, without ambiguity:"We're at war, in a true sense we're at war, and we are fighting an invisible enemy," 1Before we explore the nature of this present war against a “horrible invisible enemy”, we must first understand that in war, ‘to the victor go the spoils’. For millennia, conquered lands not only gave up their territory, but also many of their men, …

[Read more...] about Evolution of Slavery – Part IV

We’ve shown in Parts 1 and 2 how merchants took control of trade. We showed how controlling trade led to central banking, and central banking led to debt slavery. We’ve shown that the Hanseatic League didn’t really come to an end, but quietly moved into corporations and central banking, while also developing the deepest relationships with the monarchs of the day. The distinction between merchant bankers and …

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Most ancient civilizations had some form of slavery. The ancient Hebrews adopted quite sophisticated rules around slaves and the behavior of their masters. The Hebrew concept of slavery seemed primarily to be about working off a debt. The monetary value of this debt may have been incurred by a market price, a crime or an accidental injury to someone. Any of these scenarios could put someone into debt-servitude to …

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