Salvator Marinello

Corruption Is In Charge

Revisado: 06-27-24

Great book. Frightening to learn how those tasked with public health fought so hard to keep a safe, cheap, effective, and non invasive therapy from us during covid.

This book is evidence that the fix was in to force people to get the experimental gene therapy shots by demonizing Ivermectin and other effective and cheap existing non experimental therapies.

Sad and heartbreaking to think of how many lives have been lost and/or ruined because they were not allowed access to Ivermectin.

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Just Couldn’t Get Into It

Revisado: 02-11-24

For some reason I had an extremely hard time getting into this book and following along with the story. I’m an experienced audio book listener and this is the first time I can say I’ve listened to an entire book and can tell you very little about it.

I don’t know if it’s the narrator or the subject matter. The narrator has a pleasant voice and the author clearly researched this subject but it just didn’t resonate.

Surely this is likely more my fault than the author’s, which is why it’s a 3 not lower.

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Butler: A Man Ahead of His Time

Revisado: 12-01-23

Short, simple and to the point, General Butler pulls no punches and what he said about 100 years ago still stands today. There certainly is a lot of profit with war, the problem is the politicians and big business keep all of the profits for themselves, while the back break costs are shifted to the soldiers, their families and the rest of the citizenry.

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The Dystopian Plan For The Future

Revisado: 11-29-23

The last 40 minutes or so (listening at 1.5x speed) reveals the frightening future the globalists/socialists have in store for us.

Transhumans - like Melinda Gates, he actually mentions her specifically! - will usher in an era of hyper democracy during which all of our needs will be taken care of so that we will not have to worry about the inequities and dangers of the world. Attali actually says that the UN Security Council will merge with the G8 to form this world government in which there will be a central bank, one currency, and everyone will live in massive, well-planned cities.

The term ‘for the common good’ is used so often that i lost track of how many times.

Attali talks about how energy, water and food supply will be scarce and force the powers that be to manage the population. Similar alarmist pap has been promoted since the 1970’s, yet these types are undaunted in their willingness to continue their narrative.

He wrote this in the early 2000’s, and just recently we have seen the subject of water scarcity come up as the next phony emergency that authorities want to use an an excuse to swoop in and take away more of our freedoms.

He also regurgitates all of the now debunked climate change lies dealing with man made climate change and the non issue of CO2 in the atmosphere. The other environmentalist lies of shrinking polar ice caps and coral reefs are also mentioned. Time is the enemy of these propagandists.

Another prediction that hasn’t aged well is the scarcity of petroleum and low chance of finding enough new reserves to keep oil flowing past 2050, a myth that was totally exploded from 2018-2022.

If this isn’t enough, Attali is also a big fan of the ideas of Karl Marx and repeatedly refers to Marx’s true ideas, and how these future transhumans will fix the mistakes made by those who have tried to implement Marx’s failed ideology in the past (and present).

The events of the covid shutdown and how we saw the naked face of authoritarianism, kind of ruined the gentle touch Attali tries to ascribe to the intentions and methods of government to act in ‘the common good.’

This is a terrifying book because people actually want this kind of future for the world. Science fiction authors have written about this kind of dystopia for generations - and most have done a better job - but this book is scary because it presents itself as a plan.

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5 For Propaganda/1 As An Expose

Revisado: 08-09-23

This book smells like ‘Operation Mockingbird.’ If you read this book and understand that the Deep State only wants you to know what they want you to know, the book is instructive as propaganda.

Certainly, in light of the actions of the intelligence community over the past 5-6 years, this book is really outdated, and some of the ridiculously quaint notions of what the NSA and other intelligence organizations are up to are laughable. Of particular note is the section dealing with the FISA court and all it represents.

If your expectation is that this book is some kind of expose, you will be disappointed AND/OR be misled into thinking that you’ve actually learned something from the deep, dark recesses of the NSA.

Read about ‘Operation Mockingbird,’ if you are unfamiliar to gain a greater perspective for what this book actually is.

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Thought Provoking, Will Change the Way You Look at History

Revisado: 07-17-23

Everything you thought you knew about the timeline of civilization seems to be wrong and needs to be reassessed. The fact that the mainstream, gatekeepers of archaeology either disregard these findings and/or work to shut down dialog on the issues of the Sphinx and the Pyramids at Giza tells you how revolutionary these findings are.

These claims are backed up with at least as much hard evidence as used by the mainstream in the field, and in many cases Hancock and those in his school of thought have better, more updated info upon which to make their case.

A must listen!

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Saving the Environment By Killing People & the Environment

Revisado: 06-02-23

An amazing, must read book. Think of the worst possible conditions people could live in in ANY time, not just in the 21st Century, and the slave laborers of the Congo - men, women, & children - have it as bad, if not worse, than any people in history. Everyone is the bad guy here, especially the Big Tech firms who are making 10’s of billions of dollars on the backs of these slaves.

One interesting point, unintentionally made by the author, is that the Congo had a 1% covid vaccination rate, and in a nation of 96 million people, have experienced less than 1500 deaths as of today.

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Dated and Naive, But A Must Read

Revisado: 05-25-23

The underpinnings of Sagan’s arguments/positions on science and he puts science in context of history is great, are his observations of how we have become a nation of functional illiterates. In the 90’s he spoke of how we’ve built a society that depends on science and tech, and yet doesn’t understand any of it, and things have only gotten worse.

In the current climate, his ideas are almost quaint in their naïveté as he - rightly - makes the point of how important education is and how American kids have fallen behind. Again, 25+ years ago the problem was starting, today it’s too late. Teaching more, real, science in our schools will never happen, as the teachers and their unions have abandoned us.

It would be great if Sagan could come back and see what’s transpired over the past 15+ years - but especially the last 3+ years - and how those in both government and science have let us down.

Sagan points out what the Founders had in mind for this country, and implores us to take back our government, totally unaware of the reality that the real power of the government was wrested from us 60+ years ago and has been in the hands of the unelected bureaucratic class.

And Sagan’s POV that Trotsky - who had a murderous hand in the revolution - somehow would have been a great leader of the Soviets, and less of a murderous tyrant than Stalin. That was a real head scratcher.

All in all, a good listen.

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I Wanted To Like This More

Revisado: 01-24-23

I don’t know why I didn’t love this book, and it was kind of a chore to get through. There was no tension in the stories and while Virginia Hall did amazing things the war and was a true hero, this book is pedantic.

Didn’t love the narrator and I really never got in to the book the way I have with many other great books.

Amazing story and life, average book.

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Debunks the Narrative With Receipts

Revisado: 09-21-22

Great listen. Reveals the scam that is behind the Green Movement. CO2 isn’t poisoning the atmosphere, as it’s a minuscule percentage of our atmosphere. CO2 counts were historically higher, when humans were not burning fossil fuels. Also, CO2 lags behind the temperature trends and does not lead it.

Moreno does a great job of stating the opposition to these Green positions, and does so with data and facts.

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