By P. D. Stuart
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Much care and attention have been bestowed on this edition of P.D Stuart's second 'Treatise' "Anti-Christ is a Woman" (being the second Volume to Book 1, "Codeword Barbelon"). In the prosecution of a purpose, which is not polemical, but factual, the author has been led to a task of kind not agreeable to most; but which he proceeds to perform it. And he does so in a calm and judicial temper, and gives cogent reasons for the startling propositions advanced, so that those who may at first believe the alarm to be groundless, may nevertheless yet be convinced. Amongst other subjects, the author intends to show the reason behind what has been called 'the greatest recession to sweep the world and to shake up all nations'! P.D. Stuart seeks to make the case that we are living in a time more momentous than that of the advent Ignatius Loyola or those of Luther-viz., that the scenes are shifting in the great theatre of the world, and its final act is being played out on the American stage. Stuart asserts that men and women are beginning, once more, to awake to the matters of infinite and practical importance. The issues, He says, they are visible behind the scenes to those who have good eyes. Change, he says, is in the air, and the apocalyptic visions are some to be realized. One of the omens of this 'apocalypse' Stuart contends that we are facing 'The great recession to sweep the world and to shake up all nations' and that all the desperate attempts to stop the meltdown, including several bail-outs around the developed world, have failed to achieve their objectives! Even Pope Benedict, on July 7, 2009, called for a new 'world political authority' to manage the global economy and to regulate national economies. But, Stuart asks and answers the following questions, 'Is the financial meltdown mere chance and accident or is there more to all of this than meets the eye'. 'Why are world events spinning out of control'? 'Why do the explanations we hear from our government officials seem so unreliable'? And 'Why do the establishment news media leave us feeling like we have only heard part of the story'! 'Was Thomas Watson right when he warned in 1910 that the evils of the credit and paper system, must, at no distant day, lead to a monetary crisis'? Such are the matters to which the present volume is devoted. To them, the reader is earnestly invited to give his most serious attention. This is another work of extraordinary insight and great scholarship. Stuart's writing is clear, precise and overwhelmingly compelling. Read more
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