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  1. Recommended reading
  2. "Behold a Pale Horse" by Milton William Cooper
  3. "Programmed to Kill" by David McGowan
  4. "Language in Thought and Action" by S. I. Hayakawa
  5. "13 Bloodlines of the Illuminati" by Fritz Springmeier
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  7. Cooper's Pale Horse may serve is a solid foundation for the rest of one's research. He predicted the WTC false flag being blamed on Bin Laden in order to justify destabilizing the middle east and all sorts of other nasty crap. He predicted the NSA spying on everyone before anyone was even sure the NSA existed. He was shot to death in his home by police on grounds of "tax evasion" shortly after 9/11. Bill Clinton called him the most dangerous man in America.
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  9. 13 Bloodlines is available from the CIA vault thanks to a FOIA request. Otherwise it was pulled from shelves decades ago and went for an exorbitant price used. It outlines the major dynasties controlling the world stage today.
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  11. Programmed to Kill offers insight into the methodology of DID/MPD trauma-based mind control. From sex, to assassination, to talking-heads. This leads into Cathy O'Brien's work "Trance Formation of America" which is available for free in PDF form and what I'm currently reading. Note that this is distinct from mass entertainment/academic based mind control.
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  13. I brought up Samuel Hayakawa's book "Language in Thought and Action" because it is important to understand the distinctions between perceptions and reality, maps and territories, subjectivity and objectivity. Something that must be grasped before any debate is possible. One must not be afraid to draw maps. One mustn't be afraid to get things wrong and try again. Try writing your own Qmaps and comparing your idea of the power web to what the Qresearch community has come up with.
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  15. From there one should dive right into the works of Zacharia Sitchins, Graham Hancock, Billy Carson, and so on. Ancient history and occultism play into ALL of this. Everything is related.
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  17. From Sumer to Egypt to Greece to Rome to London to DC. From 11,600BC to present day.
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  19. Read Plato's Atlantis dialogues based on Egyptian lore; the Epic of Gilgamesh; the Emerald Tablet of Thoth; the Book of Enoch of Biblical Apocrypha; the Bhagavad Gita; the Tibetan Book of the Dead; Hopi Indian legend; Dogon lore.
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  21. There is much important work to do and very little time for squabbling.
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