Thx, Hawthorn, and World Order, by Mullins, is an excellent ‘second book’ after None Dare Call It Conspiracy, by Allen (free PDF download, here) in my opinion. it’s a crash course in the operation of the world order during the early to late 1900s–their heyday.
When I bought the book in 1985 it was subtitled, ‘The Hegemony of Parasitism,’ and that has influenced me in a profound way. In those days, censorship was still in effect so it was a real coup to be able to order that book after hearing Mullins on a talk show. The next (credible) conspiracy book I found, a year later, was Gary Allen’s–a yellowed paperback that I found in the Saco, Maine, public library (against all odds [Image Can Not Be Found] )
The internet blew censorship apart in the 90s, so almost any book that’s in existence is obtainable on the web. One really has to get past the omnipresent, strident disinformants, who are mostly on the web and in corporate bookselling franchises and consider focusing on credible authors, I think. It takes a little hunting to find them and they never, never get onto the best seller lists.
Later authors do a better job of tying the London-based, nearly defunct corporate world order to ancient Babylon. William Cooper and Joseph Farrell are among those, though I think Fritz Springmeier is worth reading, since the feds jailed him on account of telling their secrets. I haven’t yet read any of his work, though I will. Alejandro and I might have sort of sprung Springmeier, three years before his sentence was over, by gifting all around the federal prison he was evidently being confined in, January, 2009. He immediately moved to Japan, if I’m not mistaken. A lot of Springmeier’s material might be from psychic sources or otherwise impossible to corroborate directly. Most other credible authors (as opposed to the small herd of the CIA’s Chicken Littles, who are plagiarists) indicate their sources. He was involved with exposing the Franklin Coverup material about institutionalized pedophelia among the top federal government politicians, most of whom are still in office.
Reading as much credible conspiracy books as possible is a sure way to gain certainty about how the world has been run since the beginning of recorded history. Farrell is the first reputable author I know about who ties the Chinese into this, by the way: the elephant in the room whom the Chicken Littles have studiously ignored.
~Don