The Open Society Playbook

by Scott Howard

In his newest book, Scott Howard, author of The Transgender Industrial Complex, exposes the persons and actors financing the push for globalization and dissolution of national borders. Howard, in his own words, commits the "thoroughly postmodern crime of telling the truth using the words of the actors committing the acts themselves as evidence." Just as well-sourced and meticulously researched as Howard's previous work, The Open Society Playbook follows the money through Soros and the American Zionist lobby, connecting the dots between color revolutions and immigration NGOs all over the world. Howard's latest masterpiece is a must-read for anyone who wants to take a deep dive into who is behind globalism. Some names will be all too familiar to the reader while others may be shocking. Still more strands of this vast web will involve powerful organizations and groups that most have never even heard of. Antelope Hill Publishing is proud to present Scott Howard's The Open Society Playbook . Howard's latest work is sure to be an invaluable tool in uncovering the origins of the worldwide push for open borders and a globalized economy.

Genres: Politics, Nonfiction

340 pages, Paperback

Published November 17, 2021

Reviews

[Christopher · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book is titled The Open Society Handbook but goes into much deeper details than just Soros’ organization. Soros doesn’t work alone and Scott Howard goes into how the system of government actually works under the Neoliberal World Order. Politicians are managers for the NGOs, Charities, Corporations and other conglomerates that are the real owners of governments around the world. Although Scott Howard provides extensive details on this system. His organization of the book was very poorly done. Extensive names of board-members, donors, governmental departments and the likes that are connected to the NeoLiberal conglomerate organizations take up pages. This information should have been relegated to the appendix at the end of the book, and this makes the book appear perfidiously longer. Without this the book would be approximately 1/4 shorter. I recommend Mr. Howard looking into how this system works in the Non-Western world as well. It is perfectly understandable to know why his focus is solely on the Western world but it was enough information for web article, not a book. Japan, Korea & other countries had their governments organized by the US military industrial complex. They have a very similar system of NeoLiberal control in their countries. Finally, the last chapter of the book feels very out of place with the rest of the theme of his book. Mr. Howard should have saved the final chapter and used it for a separate book. Admittedly, I am giving this book 3 stars. I still recommend giving this a read. Just make sure to skip over the appendix data and it will cut you reading time. Keep this as a reference book for the whose who on the NeoLiberal Elites but don’t expect this to be an enjoyable read.

[Catherine Grylls · Rating 1 out of 5]

The author of a shitty book filled with Nazi rhetoric and lies that was so bad it got pulled and banned from booksellers, amazon, and even some right wing friendly stores, writes the same book as before, but with less detail because his audience is too stupid to deal with the amount of bullshit he shat into the previous book, and on that same note, too stupid to see his lies for what they are.

I'd give this a negative score but Goodreads refuses to allow for a nuanced scoring system, so I must unfortunately give it a single star. I'll choose to see that single star as a symbol of the mans single working brain cell which somehow managed to fabricate such a detestable pile of shit that even flies won't dare to indulge themselves upon.

As before I will NOT be engaging with the vile, infantile, jackasses who will UNDOUBTEDLY attack me for stating what is blatantly clear to anyone with even a SINGLE semester of college.

[Gee · Rating 3 out of 5]

4 stars for the material, 1 measly star for the plodding writing style. A tedious, tedious read. If there was ever an author that needed an editor, ole Scotty would rank right up there.

[Steve Gasca · Rating 5 out of 5]

An insightful read that accurately presents the how and why insidious NGOs interact with mirrored govts around the world. Read this if you are tired of the direction forced upon you.