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portada New World Order Rising: They hide in plain sight
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
190
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9 x 15.2 x 1.0 cm
Weight
0.26 kg.
ISBN13
9781482308983

New World Order Rising: They hide in plain sight

James W. Nelson (Author) · Createspace · Paperback

New World Order Rising: They hide in plain sight - Nelson, James W.

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Synopsis "New World Order Rising: They hide in plain sight"

Something (maybe a lot) is going on behind the scenes, folks, way beyond our view The Main Stream Media tells us basically nothing. MSM, likely, has been told what to report and what NOT to report. I began this 6-book fictional series back in 2012, after o got re-elected, and have watched events escalate nearly beyond belief, to where fiction is beginning to look a lot like fact. LessA fictional look at events going on in the US and world right now.New World Order Rising, Book 1 (52,200 words) (The Abduction) Carter Banks, 47, recruits his childhood friend (ex-army special ops) to help track the abductors of his daughter, Chantal, 24, and granddaughter, Dodie, 6, and gets a hair-raising short course on the true goals of the Illuminati, composed of elite politicians, CEOs, generals, et cetera, in their quest to eliminate 85% of the world's population and create a one-world government: The New World Order. (Related to the UN's Agenda 21/2030.)The daughter and granddaughter of main character, Carter Banks, are abducted by professionals hired by the Illuminati. A GPS chase leads from Fargo, ND, to a Satanist Illuminati camp in New Mexico. During the trip they see a storage area for casket-liners, a concentration camp, and witness a union striker roundup by black-uniformed police. Harley, an expert on the Illuminati, schools Carter...but Carter doesn't give a damn about politics. He just wants his children back, but will find he has to begin learning about politics...."Welcome to the New World Order."The CharactersMasters, an elite old man at the top of the Illuminati pyramid; he wants a young girl child (with certain qualities) to fulfill his very-lacking emotional life.Carter Banks, 47 (main POV character) The father who tracks the abductors of his daughter and granddaughter across the country.Chantal, 24, (Carter's daughter, some viewpoint) Mother to Dodie, both unlucky enough to have been born with black hair and blue eyes, considered by some men to be the fairest of all women.Dodie, 6 (pronounced like the female deer: doe-dee, Carter's granddaughter; some viewpoint)****(A subplot, only Book 1) Whit Malcolm, early 20's (some viewpoint) a young man suffering from ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) since childhood. As an adult he lives near the edge emotionally. He's chosen by the Illuminati to be drugged, microchipped, and brainwashed, to carry out the next mass-shooting (hopefully to finally cause registration/confiscation of all guns)...and then, as the sirens approach, to commit suicide, so that law enforcement cannot question him.****Harley Maxwell, 48, best friend to Carter since childhood, ex-military special ops, provides not only transportation but is privy to much information on the Illuminati, who he nearly immediately thinks are behind the abduction.Mason (Carter's loser son-in-law)Austin Drake (on guard at a "holding compound")Beth Friday (Harley's partner while in Army Intel)

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