David Icke - Who really rules the world.pdf - Federal Jack

EVERYTHING IS UNDER CONTROL - Hidden Mysteries Books
book, Tragedy and Hope, usually cited by right-wingers as "inadvertently"
revealing the Insider's plot for world government, had nothing inadvertent
about it at all. The Jesuits sent Quigley to spy out the enemy and publish
their secrets, according to A-Albionic.
This minor detail in the conspiratorial mosaic became a matter of
passionate debate among conspiriologists during the 1992 presidential
race, because Bill Clinton, in one speech, mentioned Prof. Quigley as a
teacher who had vastly inspired him in his youth. To the majority of rightwing
conspiracy buffs, this "proved" that Clinton worked for the Insiders,
or the Illuminati or at least the international bankers. But A-Albionic
insisted on their own analysis. If President Clinton really received
inspiration from a Jesuit school, they claim, then he has become a tool of
the Vatican/CIA, or anti-Illuminati, conspiracy.
See also:
The Con, Princess Di's Death, Terra Papers, Yankee and Cowboy War
Reference:
National Association for Consumer Protection in Mental Health
Practices
The National Association for Consumer Protection in Mental Health
Practices, founded by Christopher Barden, is engaged in a state by state
drive to enact laws that would require mental health practioners to provide
scientific evidence that their methods are safe and effective, before they
can receive state insurance money. Largely inspired by the dismal record
of the recovered memory movement, this organization wants every
therapist to show that the methods used have been proven "safe and
effective by rigorous, valid and reliable scientific investigations and
accepted as safe and effective by a substantial majority of the relevant
scientific community."
The model law written by Barden, who is both a lawyer and a Ph.D. in
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