John Bagot Glubb
The Fate of Empires and Search for Survival (1977)
A short essay on the cyclical nature of the rise and fall of empires throughout history from ancient times to the present-day.
About Sir John Bagot Glubb
John Bagot Glubb was born in 1897, his father being a regular officer in the Royal Engineers. At the age of four he le...
Trefor David
The Bloody Red Streak (1951)
An early Cold War exposé on the truth about Bolshevism, Communism and the forces that created and drove it.
Facts about the Author, Mr. Trefor David
Mobilized with the Glamorganshire Yeomanry in 1914. Transferred to the Royal Field Artillery and served 2 and-a-half years in France in World War I....
Andrew Carrington Hitchcock
The Synagogue of Satan (2006)
This book has been re-published with the permission of the author Andrew Carrington Hitchcock who invites you to contact him at mailto:andrewcarringtonhitchcock@hotmail.com or go to his website where you can find out more and also listen to his radio show, which in May 2019 passed ov...
Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars (1979)
An Introductory Programming Manual for Control of Society
Here is the infamous (and anonymous) conspiracy manual for the total control of worldwide society. It describes a plan and method of ‘Quiet War” to be carried out by an ‘elite’ group, which goes unnamed. If you are not part of that elite group, you ar...
George Pitt-Rivers, preface by Oscar Levy
The World Significance of the Russian Revolution (1920)
A highly-controversial book at the time, it laid-bare the true horror of some of the earliest accounts in English of the initial period of the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia. Jewish Oscar Levy, was expelled from Britain, his 2nd home, as an "undesi...
