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25 January 2015 Robin Excellent summary of the US deep state since the JFK assassination
If you're new to the concept of the deep state, this is a highly readable introduction, while even if you've got a general overview, this is likely to connect up some important dots. I liked it so much, I read it as an audiobook for a radio show I produce. Although it is very sparsely referenced and says next to nothing about the Mossad, the bibliography at the end is excellent, and everything I've looked into seems to check out.
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|SourceURL=http://www.scribd.com/document_downloads/217465424?extension=pdf&from=embed&source=embed | |SourceURL=http://www.scribd.com/document_downloads/217465424?extension=pdf&from=embed&source=embed | ||
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|Comment=A ''highly recommended'' summary of a lot of deep politics. | |Comment=A ''highly recommended'' summary of a lot of deep politics. | ||
|AuthorsNote=Dear Friends and Loved Ones, | |AuthorsNote=Dear Friends and Loved Ones, | ||
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25 January 2015 Robin Excellent summary of the US deep state since the JFK assassinationIf you're new to the concept of the deep state, this is a highly readable introduction, while even if you've got a general overview, this is likely to connect up some important dots. I liked it so much, I read it as an audiobook for a radio show I produce. Although it is very sparsely referenced and says next to nothing about the Mossad, the bibliography at the end is excellent, and everything I've looked into seems to check out.
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