Cunning globalist forces are quietly working to take the entire world under their power.
Will you be prepared if the world you know comes crashing down? Will you resist their tyranny?
HIDDEN IN PLAIN VIEW, globalist puppet masters are quietly pulling strings, carefully guiding the world toward a terrifying future: one where a tyrannical global government owns all property and forces people to do its bidding. The day of reckoning approaches. Will you be taken by surprise? Will you work to stop it?
The Globalist Plan to Collapse Everything is a revealing portrayal of the dangers of the globalist agenda. Unveiling the eleven key pillars of Western civilization, the book walks through the steps being taken to dismantle them, ending civilization as we know it.
Author Allan Paul Roberts is dedicated to exposing the globalist plan to usher in a New World Order and warning people against their tyrannical approach to leadership. From ending hard-won freedoms to surrendering all possessions to the state, this agenda is both comprehensive and shocking. Roberts warns of a coming world where the government owns everything, and people are dependent on its control for their very survival.
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This is a book designed for anyone suspicious of sinister intentions behind government actions. The Globalist Plan to Collapse Everything will satisfy those looking to make sense of current events and political thought leaders alike. It is critical reading for learning how the globalists are collapsing society, and preparing yourself, your loved ones, and your community to resist their schemes.
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Allan Paul Roberts is an author committed to explaining the turbulent times in which we live in terms of the big picture. Using an innovative writing method that features QR codes, his work creates a rich multimedia experience that leads readers to a greater depth of understanding. Robert’s gift for conveying complex information is sure to please political thought leaders as well as those new to the subject.
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