Fires That Cry
- A Review of Fairies, the First Industry
and Political Correctness; or the Genealogy of the New World Order
- - by Anthony Lane
Hargis -
(Posted here by Wes Penre, April 29, 2005)
Is
there a connection between the income tax and the Communist Manifesto?
Is there a connection between
the Communist Manifesto and the covenant of Moses?
And, of all things, what do
fairies have to do with all this?
In this inquiry, we go back
in time and discover a brotherhood of tax collectors, that has gone unrecognized
for more than three thousand years. During that time it has worked relentlessly
to capture nation after nation, reducing each one, by the introduction of moral
decadence and the looting of its resources, to a level of national exhaustion,
little better than a Stone Age condition of society.
This essay examines the
stories of the Bible and concludes it to be a meticulously constructed lawbook
and recruiting device - based on rules and rituals that were fully developed by
our Stone Age ancestors - for a brotherhood of tax collectors. When you read
this essay, you should have your Bible handy to check Biblical quotations;
otherwise, you simply will not believe what you read. This will not be an easy
read for the well-intentioned Jew or Christian; it is never easy for a man to
confront evidence that he has been treacherously used by his “leaders.” Nor
will Fires that Cry be an easy read for he who is tender of heart;
for, we discover a time portal that originates in the Stone Age and permits this
brotherhood of tax collectors to transport the blood-curdling customs and
practices - the demented, waggling heads and self-castrations - of the Stone Age
into our own day, bringing turbulence and ruin to our lives.
But, for he who means well -
for he who values freedom for himself or his children, Fires that Cry
should open a vista that has never been offered before: the attempt to impose
the New World Order is nothing less than the attempt to impose a New Stone Age.
Fires that Cry,
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