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Examples of Globalization

An Excursion to the Dark Side of Our New World Order

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Examples of Globalization

By: Gary Anderson
Narrated by: Kenneth Lee
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The dark side of globalization threatens us all. This audiobook is a compilation of my writings, showing the many ways we are threatened as a sovereign nation, and how we must resist and protect ourselves and our families.

There are new insights in this audiobook as well. Citizens of the United States are victims of a slow motion coup starting with the establishment of our central bank and the assassination of a beloved president, John F. Kennedy.

It is heartbreaking to watch the dark scenario unfold and the coup continue in ways that are difficult to accept by many Americans. But we must observe, gain insight, and object to these events that define the coup.

©2014 Gary Anderson (P)2014 Gary Anderson Economics Elections & Political Process Politics & Government

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