History of the Deep State Volume II
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'History of the Deep State: Volume II' of the Trilogy takes a deeper dive into the secret cabal of elite families who quietly seek complete control and domination of the world: Mainstream Media has led us to believe that the idea of Deep State is a recent phenomenon. However, it has presented itself in many forms throughout our nation's history. Many prominent bureaucratic figures have participated in this centuries-old conspiracy against America. Jeremy Stone has elucidated a clear definition of the origin, evolution, objectives, and the hostile foreign intentions of The Deep State. Its agend...
'History of the Deep State: Volume II' of the Trilogy takes a deeper dive into the secret cabal of elite families who quietly seek complete control and domination of the world: Mainstream Media has led us to believe that the idea of Deep State is a recent phenomenon. However, it has presented itself in many forms throughout our nation's history. Many prominent bureaucratic figures have participated in this centuries-old conspiracy against America. Jeremy Stone has elucidated a clear definition of the origin, evolution, objectives, and the hostile foreign intentions of The Deep State. Its agenda is an Anti-American one, with "enlightenment thinkers" at Its core. Nefarious foreign interference of our 'Nation-State' has been mounting for centuries with the ultimate goal of toppling our country from within. Without a complete understanding of the Deep State and its history, we are doomed to fail in attempting to eliminate it. While it is possible to stifle the Deep State and its foreign conspiracy against 'The State, ' we must understand what it is, a Global-Matrix/New World Order, designed to topple Governments from within (Volume two).
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