Sunday, February 14, 2016

Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia Dies Unexpectedly: No Foul Play Suspected? REALLY??


What Really May Have Happened?


Americans ought to view with skeptical incredulity the sudden death of a prominent Supreme Court Justice, who was not only a key intellectual in the Constitutional movement, but a formidable opponent of and barrier to the efforts of New World Order Marxists which have been aggressively employed to test and rupture the foundations of our Republic, of fundamental human rights and of individual liberty – especially when, from the start, reports of his death were accompanied by unprompted denials of foul play, followed by a quick decision to forego an autopsy or any kind of investigation. A vitally important political figure dies unexpectedly (arguably among the most influential political and juridical figures of the Twentieth Century), first reports of which declare emphatically “No, he wasn't murdered; no, really, he wasn't!” – and no one finds that suspicious, especially given the fact that in most populated areas of our country, one could probably throw a stone in any direction and stand a good chance of hitting someone with a motive to kill the man? No one wants to even check, via autopsy, whether there might be suspicious marks on his body or something suspiciously wrong with his blood chemistry? REALLY?? Something is rotten in Denmark, and I can smell it all the way over here in Wisconsin...

This video mentions Dr. Carroll Quigley, who was Chair of the Political Science department at Georgetown University in the 1960s. Read his book, which reveals more about clandestine efforts involving Western governments and global business interests, free online in .pdf form, at Tragedy and Hope: A History of the World in Our Time. It is also available from Amazon, here.

Then, to illuminate Quigley's work and the impact of what it reveals, also read W. Cleon Skousen's, The Naked Capitalist: a Review and Commentary on Dr. Carroll Quigley's Book Tragedy and Hope: A History of the World in Our Time.

 

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