MONTH: JULY 2024

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The World’s Gone Mad

I think most would agree that the world has indeed gone mad with minority groups getting preferential treatment to the detriment of the majority – like Trans women being allowed into genuine women’s spaces and being allowed to participate in proper women’s sports.

The world seems divided between the pros and the antis – if you’re not for something, you must be against it. If you want Britain to stay out of the European Union, you are anti-EU; if you choose not to be vaccinated against COVID-19, you’re anti-vax.

If you feel frustrated by what is happening in the world, then you should read this book by Bernard Fryer.

Unlike most books on conspiracy theories, this one deals with facts. With its extensive list of citations backing up statements, it is an excellent reference point for those wanting to know what and who is behind the changes we’ve seen over the last twenty years or more.

From the Pan-European Union to the World Economic Forum, The World’s Gone Mad explains who the actors are in this New World Order. This book covers everything from Coudenhove-Kalergi to Klaus Shwab, including the COVID-19 pandemic, climate emergency, and food crisis.

Fryer begins by explaining the fascinating theory of Black Swan events and how two such events in 2016 set us off on a roller coaster ride, which is still gathering speed. Those events were Brexit and Trump. Neither was meant to happen, but when they did, it shook the globalist establishment into immediate action.

Here is a list of some subjects covered:

  • The Coudenhove-Kalergi Plan
  • The New World Order
  • The Great Reset
  • Stakeholder capitalism
  • The Fourth Industrial Revolution
  • The WEF, the UN, and the WHO and how they are linked
  • Multi-stakeholder governance
  • Bio-engineered food, fake meat, and bugs
  • The depopulation agenda
  • COVID-19 and the vaccines
  • COVAX
  • Excess deaths post-COVID
  • The effects of lockdowns on businesses and individuals
  • The climate emergency and the IPCC’s response
  • Achieving net-zero
  • Renewable energy
  • Global dimming
  • Digital ID and the CBDC

But it’s not all doom and gloom. In the final chapter, Fryer explains what we can do to stop the globalists, the main thing being awareness. Knowing exactly what is going on is the first step – as Confucius once allegedly said, “Knowing what you know and what you do not know, that is true knowledge.” This book is packed with interesting facts that will make the most skeptical of people stop and think.

It’s available in paperback or Kindle format. Click on the link below to order.

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