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The Synagogue Of Satan - Updated, Expanded, And Uncensored
444 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2012
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Andrew Carrington Hitchcock
3 books61 followersThe author is a Holocaust denier who says that the laws against denying the Holocaust were set up only because of the influence of the Jews who are in league with Lucifer, the devil. He advertises all his books on Neo-Nazi sites and seeks funding to continue his work on exposing Jews as the cause of the White Genocide.
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February 12, 2021
Given events as they are unfolding one has to ask the question why the events that have unfolded were known ahead of time, as clearly outlined in "The Synagogue of Satan," ... the Napoleonic wars, the Civil War, and every war fought since were all orchestrated by big money; anyone critical of this book should look up the documentary "The Money Masters" by Bill Still. If you want to know why the world is the way it is follow the money.
September 25, 2024
Some self evident truths spelled out in this book.
Suffice to say one needs to read the historical facts particularly in relation to banking and the founding of the Federal Reserve system, the French revolution , the US civil war and subsequent world and regional wars, the Bolshevic revolution and the decline of Christianity.
How all this came about is by intricate long term planning.
Divide and conquer is the theme.
In 2024 the final victory is at hand with the goal of the New World Order being in place by 2030.
Read and see the timetable of passed events all footnoted and form your own conclusions.
Suffice to say one needs to read the historical facts particularly in relation to banking and the founding of the Federal Reserve system, the French revolution , the US civil war and subsequent world and regional wars, the Bolshevic revolution and the decline of Christianity.
How all this came about is by intricate long term planning.
Divide and conquer is the theme.
In 2024 the final victory is at hand with the goal of the New World Order being in place by 2030.
Read and see the timetable of passed events all footnoted and form your own conclusions.
December 9, 2024
An amazing piece of work with sources and information from all corners of the world. I wish he would make an updated version, maybe it’s out there, my search starts now!
Did you know that in 2001, there were only seven countries in the world without a Rothschild controlled central bank? They were, North Korea, Iraq, Afghanistan, Iran, Sudan, Libya, and Cuba. Afghanistan and Iraq were consumed shortly after, and then Libya was consumed about a decade later.
Did you know that in 2001, there were only seven countries in the world without a Rothschild controlled central bank? They were, North Korea, Iraq, Afghanistan, Iran, Sudan, Libya, and Cuba. Afghanistan and Iraq were consumed shortly after, and then Libya was consumed about a decade later.
December 29, 2024
Rothschild history. Nothing I haven't read before but good to reinforce the information to keep it fresh in my mind.
May 1, 2025
The only book that kept me hooked and Excited
January 6, 2026
A friend who I’ve always butt heads with on this subject challenged me to read this. I agreed, expecting to find material to counter. Unfortunately, I did not find much. Many of the claims I doubted/thought were ludicrous were found to be pretty accurate upon independent verification.
With this said, this book was a fascinating can of worms, but I’m conflicted about whether I should have opened it or not. I feel deceived to put it lightly. I recommend this book, but only if you’re 1) able to cope with being wrong about things 2)wholly committed to Christ’s beatitudes, namely those found in Matthew 5:7-12.
With this said, this book was a fascinating can of worms, but I’m conflicted about whether I should have opened it or not. I feel deceived to put it lightly. I recommend this book, but only if you’re 1) able to cope with being wrong about things 2)wholly committed to Christ’s beatitudes, namely those found in Matthew 5:7-12.
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February 5, 2026UNRATED
This was a genuinely thought provoking read for me, largely because of how it encouraged me to look more closely at historical narratives I thought I already understood. I came to the book out of a broader desire to educate myself more thoroughly on certain historical claims, particularly those surrounding powerful financial families such as the Rothschilds and the ways influence and corruption operate behind the scenes of major events.
One of the book’s strongest features is its structure. Hitchcock presents the material as a chronological timeline with dot points listed below each corresponding year. This format made the book surprisingly easy to read and absorb. Instead of feeling overwhelmed by long arguments or dense explanations, I found myself able to pause, reflect and revisit specific entries as needed. It felt less like being told what to think and more like being invited to observe patterns over time.
As I moved through the timeline, there were moments where I found myself connecting dots I hadn’t previously. Much of the information presented wasn’t entirely new to me. The book predominantly touches on themes of power, financial influence and the manipulation of political systems, particularly through elite families operating beyond public accountability. The book works well as a compilation of claims and references that encourages further research rather than passive acceptance. It’s a book that invites reflection, critical thinking and continued exploration, which is ultimately what I found most worthwhile about it.
This was a genuinely thought provoking read for me, largely because of how it encouraged me to look more closely at historical narratives I thought I already understood. I came to the book out of a broader desire to educate myself more thoroughly on certain historical claims, particularly those surrounding powerful financial families such as the Rothschilds and the ways influence and corruption operate behind the scenes of major events.
One of the book’s strongest features is its structure. Hitchcock presents the material as a chronological timeline with dot points listed below each corresponding year. This format made the book surprisingly easy to read and absorb. Instead of feeling overwhelmed by long arguments or dense explanations, I found myself able to pause, reflect and revisit specific entries as needed. It felt less like being told what to think and more like being invited to observe patterns over time.
As I moved through the timeline, there were moments where I found myself connecting dots I hadn’t previously. Much of the information presented wasn’t entirely new to me. The book predominantly touches on themes of power, financial influence and the manipulation of political systems, particularly through elite families operating beyond public accountability. The book works well as a compilation of claims and references that encourages further research rather than passive acceptance. It’s a book that invites reflection, critical thinking and continued exploration, which is ultimately what I found most worthwhile about it.
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