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Delilah S. Dawson is the author of the botanical horror novellas Bloom and Monstera‚ÄĒout this week from Titan Books. Below, she recommends three of her favorite botanical horror reads. There‚Äôs something slightly terrifying about plants‚ÄĒand I say this from a desk featuring a Monstera deliciosa, a Philodendron tatei ‚ÄėRojo Congo‚Äô, and a Ficus microcarpa. On the surface, plants are beautiful, decorative objects that clean the air and make a space feel lively, fresh, and natural.
Spotify's New Audiobooks Wrapped Editorial Hub Makes Its Debut
On Spotify wrapped day, my social media feeds filled with users sharing their top listens of the year. They can share all sorts of stats about top artists, songs, and genres. But Spotify isn’t just for music anymore. You can also listen to podcasts and even audiobooks. A little over a year ago, Spotify launched their audiobooks feature for Premium. Subscribers can listen to 15 hours of audio a month from a selection of over 150,000 audiobook titles.
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How the British Invented Communism (And Blamed It on the Jews)
SUMMARY: Was the Bolshevik Revolution fake? Was Lenin’s 1917 coup little more than a “color revolution,” a staged event, orchestrated by foreign intelligence services? Strong evidence suggests that it was. In the 1920s, prominent Russian exiles accused Great Britain of plotting the Tsar’s downfall. George Buchanan, British ambassador to Russia from 1910 to 1918, devoted 16 pages of his 1923 memoir to denying this charge. But the charge was true.
Secret History of the Civil War - LewRockwell
IN MY last article, “How the British Caused the American Civil War,” I revealed that Great Britain was the true instigator of the Southern rebellion. Following the American Revolution, the British managed to reestablish a colonial economy over the South, whereby Southern states sold 70 percent of their cotton exports to England, while purchasing British manufactured goods in return.
How the British Invented George Soros
How the British Invented George Soros IN 1993, many in Europe felt betrayed. Some grumbled about an “Anglo-Saxon plot.” Britain had rejected monetary union with Europe, saying she would stick with the British pound. Tempers flared. Tongues loosened. Rhetoric was starting to get downright racial. “There is a kind of plot,” said Belgian Foreign Minister Willy Claes.
How the British Invented George Soros
SUMMARY: Is Soros really the Puppetmaster? Or is he just a psyop, a front for British economic warfare operations? The man who created the Soros legend was Lord William Rees-Mogg: prominent British journalist; friend and confidant of the Royal Family; close friend and business associate of Lord Jacob Rothschild; and father of British politician Jacob Rees-Mogg. IN 1993, many in Europe felt betrayed.
How the British Invented George Soros
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How the British Invented Color Revolutions
“What’s unfolding before our eyes is a very specific type of coup called the `Color Revolution’.” So said former Trump aide Darren Beattie, speaking on the Tucker Carlson show, September 15, 2020. Most people felt something was fishy about the upcoming election. But it was hard to say what. Beattie gave a name to the problem.
FOR A MORE COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF THE CLOWARD-PIVEN STRATEGY, PLEASE CLICK HERE. The Cloward-Piven Strategy By Richard Poe DiscoverTheNetworks.org 2005 First proposed in 1966 and named after First proposed in 1966 and named after sociologists Richard Andrew Cloward and Frances Fox Piven , the Cloward-Piven Strategy seeks to hasten the fall of capitalism by overloading the government bureaucracy with a flood of impossible demands, thus pushing society into crisis and economic collapse. I .
Articles by Richard Poe
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