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The Master of Mind War Victory

The Master of Mind War Victory

For a time, among his colleagues in the U.S. military, Colonel Michael Aquino was reputed to be the undisputed master of psychological warfare.

Below: Colonel Michael Aquino

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In fact, during his tenure in the U.S. military and, later, as leader and founder of the Temple of Set – a pseudo-masonic religious sect spun off from Anton Levey’s Church of Satan headquartered in Los Angeles, California – Aquino published several tomes detailing his particular expertise on the subject. The most well-known of Aquino’s published texts, entitled “Mind War, The Psychology of Victory”, exists as a virtual how-to manual of psychological warfare operations which, in depth, explains the logistical and operational methodologies of the colonel’s specialized trade.

But psychological warfare is not the only trade Aquino has specialized in.

He is also, according to Wikipedia and other sources, known as a political scientist.

Whether the cubicle-dwelling hacks at CIA’s Wikipedia realized it or not, this latter biographical detail turned out to be a rather glaring clue which led to a clear vista, a revelation as to the true identity of “Colonel Michael Aquino”.

Turns out, not only was the “late” “Colonel Michael Aquino” identified as a fabricated character scheme, but the man discovered hidden behind his carefully crafted mask – a former speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives – can be seen regularly appearing as a guest political analyst on the MSM’s FOX (666) News channel. Continue reading “The Master of Mind War Victory” →

Why MSM Won’t Talk About George

Why MSM Won’t Talk About George

According to Fox News anchor Harris Faulkner and political commentator Marie Harf, talking about “George Soros” while live on the air is forbidden.

Or as “Newt Gingrich”, the former speaker of the US House of Representatives, put it in the video excerpt from Fox News which immediately follows  – “verboten”.

But as shall soon be demonstrated, Newt’s feigned expression of confusion was, as usual, a prevaricating joke played on the American public and on the Fox News viewing audience.

In fact, “Newt” is intimately familiar with “George Soros”. Just not in the manner the public likely imagines.

As everyone saw in the preceding video clip, after “New Gingrich” mentioned Soros’s forbidden name, and while host “Harris Faulkner” sat in stunned silence, Fox News political commentator “Marie Harf”, while tellingly smirking, chided, “George Soros doesn’t need to be a part of this conversation.”

Though this entire exchange was merely a theatrical exercise, it was staged for several reasons. The first of which was to drum up controversy. As any competent news executive surely recognizes, controversy directs and holds captive the public’s attentions and, above all, coaxes television ratings.

Secondarily, the purpose of this controversial but staged exchange involving “Newt Gingrich” was to discredit those labeled “conspiracy theorists” who subscribe to the idea “George Soros” exists as the mortal incarnation of the prince of darkness.

Thirdly, the idea of the public held captive in witness to a distaff political commentator shutting down “Newt Gingrich” – a career politician whose opinions Fox executives well know is respected by their core audience demographic – works to promote the concept of “feminist empowerment”, a Marxist-derived concept which is currently being promoted by the UN in the form of their global depopulation “sustainability” goals (Agenda 2030).

Despite all of this, there exists one problem.

Actually, there is more than one: A.) “Newt Gingrich” and political news commentator ‘Marie Harf” are not who they claim to be and, B.) The Fox News host everyone saw in the preceding video excerpt – “Harris Faulkner” –  is not who she claims to be either.


In the case of “Newt Gingrich” and “Marie Harf”, both of them are disguised descendants of a European royal family and, in fact, are closely related.

Both, too, are genealogically related to a seminal Hollywood celebrity, George Clooney/Prince Pavlos of Greece and Denmark (AKA Jay Leno, the “late” John F. Kennedy Junior, former US presidential candidate John Kerry, Supreme Court Justice “Antonin Scalia”) who, it turns out, is also no stranger to the concept of Post-Modern Reality Simulation.

But, perhaps, just as surprisingly, beneath the fabricated mask of Fox News anchor and host “Harris Faulkner” hides yet another popular news anchor who is well known to Fox News’s core audience demographic. Continue reading “Why MSM Won’t Talk About George” →