The illusion created by the media sorcerers is unraveling.

In previous installments the subject of Rothschild corporate monopoly interests creating fictitious off-shoot family bloodlines to increase family profits was outlined.

That theme shall prove prominent once again.

Right now, actors are operating under pseudonyms posed as ‘elected’ politicians in American federal, state, and local governments. So it is with the mythical characters one recalls encountering in the American public school history books. American history, as seen in historical news reels does not reflect reality but exists as a cinematic production, created just like a Hollywood movie, complete with scripts, actors, and producers.

One would never think to entertain the idea an historical figure like Ted Edward Kennedy was merely a character created for the purposes of mythical posterity.

And yet, one finds that is precisely so.

Therefore, one’s deconstruction of perhaps America’s most legendary family dynasty continues.

Warning: The following may cause one to alter their perceptions of reality.  Continue reading “American Camelot: The Kennedy’s mythical dynasty (part II)” →