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Icke's treatment of the Rothschilds is unfair, mostly grounded in rumor and guilt by association. If he's right, it's by accident. It's possible the R's are scapegoats for the Anglo-American Establishment, which is who the majority of this book is about, anyway. The truth about Bush and Clinton is far more important than an error in judgment over a prominent banking family.

Not exactly breezing through this, but pushing myself, since I want to know what it says but also want to move on and forget all the horror. I mean, I thought the TV show "House of Cards" was fiction. I suppose the title of this book is true, but it's painful and confusing at first.

Goddddddd I'm not gonna remember any of this or convey it to others so why am I reading it?! Monumental effort by Icke, though. Hopefully I'm about to get over the hump.