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In The Fabian Society: The Masters of the Conspiracy Exposed, Guy Boulianne explores the origins and occult influence of the Fabian Society, a radical movement founded in London in 1884. Emerging from a split within the « Fellowship of the New Life, » this group, inspired by gradualist socialist ideals, aims to overthrow the existing world order to establish a global socialist government. Backed by financial powers such as the Rothschilds and Rockefellers, the Fabian Society is presented as the architect of the New World Order, infiltrating political parties, institutions, and economies to promote stealthy subversion, distinct from the violent Bolshevik revolutions.

The author unmasks the Fabian Society’s links to various ideological currents, from Marxism to fascism, including Keynesianism and communist « sustainable development. » Through dedicated chapters, Boulianne reveals how it has influenced the British Labour Party, global macroeconomics, multiculturalism, and immigration, while advancing agendas such as the Islamization of Europe via processes like the Barcelona Process. Key figures like Pierre Elliott Trudeau, Maurice Strong, or Fidel Castro are analyzed as pawns in this web, connecting socialism, communism, and dictatorship in Canada and elsewhere.

The book extends to contemporary themes such as mind control through rock music, non-lethal weapons, artificial intelligence, and RFID microchips, evoking total surveillance and the loss of individual freedoms. Boulianne warns against a diabolical social engineering influenced by mystical entities like the Lucis Trust, and concludes with an apocalyptic vision where no one will be able to buy or sell without the « mark of the beast. » This socio-political essay, dedicated to true whistleblowers such as Louis Thomas McFadden (1876–1936), a member of the United States House of Representatives, calls for increased vigilance in the face of these subversive forces.

The foreword is written by former Lieutenant-Colonel Royston Potter.

Are you the kind of person who notices the small and not-so-small events that occur around you as you make your way through life? Or do you put your blinders on and try to go through your day checking off the to-do list? What if, instead of just moving through your day, you found a moment to stop, notice, and ask yourself, "What can I learn from this?" So I've Been Thinking is a series of stories about everyday life experiences. Although we are individuals, at the core of our being, we share the same pride in our families, traditions passed from generation to generation, and the ups and downs of life. There is an unseen web that connects each of us together.

While listening, you might find the corners of your mouth begin to rise; perhaps a laugh will slip through, or a tear will slide down your cheek. Although the details may be different, the daily lessons we can gather from even the smallest interactions can be very similar. Each of the tales in this book is taken from the experiences of the writer, with the permission of her friends and family. Of course, everybody recognizes themselves. Yet every listener who picks up this book will find the story or stories that were written just for them. This is not a self-help book. However, it is a book about life: yours, mine, and ours. While listening to this book, the writer hopes that you will discover new ways to cherish your life and find moments filled with joy.

Conversations at Warp Speed features insightful interviews with actors who were there at the inception of the original Star Trek television series (Grace Lee Whitney, George Takei, Paul Carr, and James Doohan). They share their memories of the science fiction phenomenon and are joined by others who appeared in later series and film incarnations (Robin Curtis, Nick Tate, Bibi Besch, Armin Shimerman, and Kitty Swink). Other interviewees include producer and writer Eric A. Stillwell ("Yesterday's Enterprise"), and the creator of Star Trek himself - Gene Roddenberry. Not only limited to their various involvements with the classic show, a number of the conversations in this book more deeply examine the careers, backgrounds, and other notable work of the performers and professionals. It also includes a talk with Star Trek fans Marlene Daab and Carol Jennings, and bonus interviews with Corinne Orr, Gretchen Corbett, and Barry Morse.

There are so much confusion and hatred in the world. People do not know how to handle certain problems when they occur. Through my writing of this book, I want people to understand that individual in the bible went through the same hatred and confusion that we see today.