Joseph P. Farrell

Whoever thought a history book could be this exciting! In the "Financial Vipers of Venice", Joseph P Farrell investigates the activities of the "banksters" that moved from Mesopotamia (as discussed in Babylon's Banksters) to Venice. The book makes for interesting reading as Farrell follows Venetian activities, including the manipulation of Popes, Kings and princes, the manipulation of bullion prices, clipped coins, sacking of Constantinople, destruction of Florence, waging wars, show more assassinations, and suppressed hidden secrets that threatened their financial supremacy (old Christopher Columbus makes an appearance here). In this book, Farrell shows how the modern global economy began in the Middle Ages and also discusses the origin of money.

This book is interesting and well-written. I hope he publishes the next book(s?) soon as I can't wait to find out what shenanigans the Annuitary Asps of Amsterdam, the Collateralized Cobras of the City of London and the Weasels of Wall Street were/are up to. show less

Rotten to the (Common) Core by Dr. Joseph P. Farrell and Gary Lawrence is a sobering, honest, unique and yet much needed foray into the topic of Common Core.

The main strength of this book is that it doesn't fall for - as the authors note - the ever-present red herring regarding this topic, which is that of focusing on the Common Core curriculum standards, but instead goes beyond that and delves deeper into the inner workings and the "follow-up assessment (testing) process)".

This is quite show more notable, because unless the populace realizes what are the true issues at hand, the problems we face concerning this growing dilemma cannot be solved to their fullest extent.

In a sense, this book is about the multi-tiered approach by the Edu-garchy [the authors words] which encompass a "complex interlocking network of foundations, professional groups, government agencies, testing services and corporations" that stand to benefit greatly in many ways from the implementation of Common Core in all its unholy glory.

Noted cogently by the authors, they remark that most of the greatest minds of all time [Plato, Tesla, Da Vinci, Dostoyevsky, Mozart, etc.] not only weren't privy to our modern education system, but they thrived without it. However, instead of society proceeding with the classical education model that helped the aforementioned great minds excel, for various reasons we're fast approaching a time of hyper-homogenization of society while also dumbing down society at an immense scale.

The authors incisively note the implications:

"The historical record indicates that, if anything, the implicit collectivist impulse in standardized testing stands in stark contrast to the basic values of individual genius and responsibility that formed the central core of the founding of the republic itself."[1]

Farrell and Lawrence promptly proceed through the bowels of Common Core by beginning with an examination of whistleblower testimony from within the belly of the beast.

From there, various examples of standardized testing are gone through with a fine-toothed comb outlining their inherent [intentional?] flaws of such tests, while also delving into some more disturbing fluid elements that will no doubt leave the reader aghast that such "test questions" are even allowed to see the light of day. In fact, the authors troublingly note that in some cases the there are vacillating metrics taking place on standardized testing. No, this is not said in jest!

Regarding the standardized testing, the authors home in keenly:

"...such tests in the end punish, rather than reward, real ability, with the end result that such tests really measure the ability of an individual to conform to the outlook and interests of the elites composing such tests..."[2]

Thankfully, the authors also touch upon the troubling issue regarding the veritable attack on individuals, their creative potential, and how the system is being set up to establish conformity from every angle imaginable.

Later on, the authors sink their teeth into various components that encompass the edu-garchy in manifesting this top-down educational control/conformity system: the foundations, the agenda pushers and dogma.

The authors even touch upon the fact that at certain points in history the powers that will cease to be even bought into their own propaganda, which might be hard to fathom to some, but goes to show the irony of the matter.

Also, the enormous powers foundations [Rockefeller Foundation, Bill & Melinda Gates, etc.] wield in the social engineering of individuals cannot be overstated. These institutions as they currently operate are a true antithesis to freedom, individuality and progress. Folks need to be weary of such foundations as they wield power far beyond their manipulative wholesome appearance.

Other disturbing aspects the authors shed light on regarding Common Core not only include the revolving door between the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the Educational Establishment, but also the connection of to the CIA, mind control and MK Ultra.

While Farrell's other books will undoubtedly get more attention, this is arguably the most important book he's penned - with co-author Laurence of course - given that it centers upon the top-down educational control grid that will be foisted upon the populace if we don't take action. Topics like the Nazis, Breakaway Civilizations, Ancient Antiquity, Alternative History, et al won't matter if people are too dumb down to be able to understand them, their context, and deeper implications. This is why it's imperative for individuals not only to refuse in every way shape and form this incoming wave of conforming change, but to also strive to further their education away from the current one-size-fits-all system that seeks to dumb people down.

Regarding our plight, the authors note that Common Core is:

"A deliberate plan against liberty and intellectual and pedagogical freedom. In short, the Common Core assessment process and its implicit philosophy and cosmology are nothing but a conspiracy against the individual, and his or her own humanity, genius, and aspirations."[3]

Common Core is one component of the Full Spectrum Dominance humanity is facing. Full Spectrum Dominance is only going to be solved with a Full Spectrum Response. And the only way that takes place is by making sure our education, that of our kith and kin does not get hijacked permanently. This book goes a long way in showing the reader how that will take place if we remain stagnant. That alone is worth the price of the book.

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[1] Dr. Joseph P. Farrell and Gary Lawrence, Rotten to the (Common) Core, pg. 5.
[2] Ibid., Pg. 57.
[3] Ibid., Pg. xviii show less

This book sounded really good, and the ideas are fascinating, but I couldn't finish it. I got to page 42. It's not anything wrong with the book, really. It's just that there is too much detail and scientific explanation. Which is great if your brain can process all that. Science has never been my strong suit and I zone out a little during those segments. That doesn't bode well when the whole book is scientific detail. The part I read sounded fascinating, and I'm sure that this would be a show more great read for someone with an open mind, who can handle all the science.

I won this book in a Goodreads First Reads giveaway. show less

LBJ & The Conspiracy To Kill Kennedy by Dr. Joseph P. Farrell is a landmark book into the conspiracy/coup d'etat that killed President Kennedy.

The main strength of this book is that it seeks to reverse engineer the threads of evil that wielded their ways in order to carry out one of the greatest conspiracies in modern times.

Without a doubt, this is a landmark book in every sense of the word.

In the nascent stage of this book Farrell makes it a point to lay the foundation for the methodology show more of the events that took place. This helps the reader understand the angle he is going to take.

Beyond that, however, Farrell goes above and beyond what any average researcher does. In his usual methodical, leave-no-stone-unturned fashion, Farrell not only analyzes the coalescence of interests that had a hand in the assassination - FBI, CIA, Banksters, Nazis, Masons, Mafia, Big Oil, The Military, The Secret Service - but further distills these to the deep core nexus that arguably played the most prominent roles in the assassination of President Kennedy.

Furthermore, and most importantly, Farrell, in harpoon-like fashion homes in on the most devious of all public players that played a notable role in the architecture of the conspiracy: Lyndon B. Johnson.

At minimum, the turn-coat and traitor Johnson cast his tentacles all over the official "investigation" derailing the possibility of any semblance of truth from rising to the foreground.

As Farrell notes:

"...it is certainly clear that Johnson, by his policies and behaviors after the assassination, acted as if he knew who was ultimately behind the murder, for at every turn, he acted in their interest as well as his own, in suppressing any evidence tending to incriminate him, or them. Nowhere more did he do this more clearly than in his selection of those members of the Warren Commission itself."[1]

What this book does is not only destroy the official story, which admittedly has been done by many other researchers, but also takes it a few steps beyond that into the realm of deeper and darker elements. Elements that made it a point not only to carry out arguably the conspiracy of the century, but also transformed the consciousness of Americans and infused enough trauma into the social psyche the likes of which western society had not witness in modern times. Such is the signature of those that slither behind the scenes.

With everything noted, and still so much left unsaid, everyone would be served well to read this book. The value this book offers not only in understanding what took place that day, but the coup d'etat that took place will help one understand why we are witnessing many of the issues we are in our society, and why things haven't changed. That alone should be reason enough, but the book offers countless more reasons for one to read it, as all of Farrell's book do.

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Source:

[1] Dr. Joseph P. Farrell, LBJ & The Conspiracy To Kill Kennedy - A Coalescence Of Interests, pg. 285. show less