Terrorism and the Illuminati: A Three-Thousand-Year History Paperback – December 12, 2011

Have you ever felt like a pawn in the political decision making process. Well Terrorism and the Illuminati will answer some questions for you.Author David Livingstone points out that the quest of the illuminati is to create a one world government and one world religion using any means possible including terror as a the tool to achieve this. They don't want you to worship Jesus, Mohammed, Allah or any of the other Gods that various religions recognize, they want you to warship the IlluminatiSocietal manipulation goes back thousands of years. The quest of a few to control the lives of many. Livingstone has done an incredible job of compiling information and presenting it in a fashion that makes sense. Livingstone goes back more then three thousand years and traces the bloodlines to present day. Livingstone talks about the implications of all of the marriages and in many cases gives a short biography of the people involved. Terrorism and the Illuminati reads a little like the first few chapters of the bible when it gets into the genealogy and relationships of people, the research here was exhaustive and complete.Livingstone educates the reader on so many subjects including the Luciferian doctrine, the Ismailies, the muslim world. The reader gets some biblical history. You lean a little about the Kaballah. There is a wealth of information here about the occult.Some of the more interesting chapters for me were the last few chapters in the book where Livingstone talks about the Illuminati's involvement in the Iran contra affair of the early and mid 80's. Drug smuggling, the Sandanista's, the United States government involvement in drug trafficking. Livingstone makes a case for the Illuminati or one of their sub groups being involved nearly every historical event involving terrorism and act of war including the World trade center bombing and 91. Further more he makes a case for who was directly involved and complicit in these acts.The effects of the Illuminati are far reaching and have effected people all over the world including here in the United States. The tentacles of the Illuminati reach far and deep.A very interesting and intriguing read.

This overview has me in its thrall.It is packed with bits of history I didn't know, including a lot of things bridging Christian Bible, Jewish Torah, and schoolbook history. Somehow they come together as one coherent narrative. Readable too. The author has packed it with detail and references to processes.It suggests terrorist gangs are (more or less) part of a continuous process going back a very long time. And there is detail, detail, detail.My questions, which I thought private to myself, get answered. It is seductive and addictive.How cosy and comfortable it would be just to say, "At long last, now I understand ..."Unfortunately, disinfo always has to be considered. And even in an excellent text there can be well-meaning mistakes. But I want to trust it.I do trust it.

Good book, hard to follow in the beginning.

There are 35 references to Wikipedia. I understand that doing research is not always possible, but in the case of making broad generalizations about all the rulers of our civilization, it would be more convincing if the Appendix didn't mention garbage.The book does however incite desire for further investigation. I am inclined to sponsor a project that would map all the family lineages mentioned in the book. Great AI project IMO. I have a budget if anyone is interested.

The topics are 1 by 1 heavy stuff. The web is so complex only the author has took the time to connect the dots. I dont like this book because its tells the bloody truth of this dying-god-world-cult.I am compelled to read this book because i want to know why i feel so unhappy in this world. Its because i am living in his devils' world.

I blame the editor, not the author...but...If you can get past the massive amount of typo's and grammatical errors, there are quite a few interesting ways to tie together aspects of world history. My favorite part was the exhaustive research aligning the movers and shakers of their times and getting an understanding of how world events have been staged.I'm hooked on this topic now and plan on filling my library with more on the subject.Bradley

some good information. but the book had information overload, especially with all the marriages of numerous peoples, most of whom i had never heard of before. the last part re 9/11 was completely worthless. 9/11 was an inside job, but he perpetuates the lie that the muslims had something to do with it. he should know better.

The chapters of the book that refer to ancient Greece are total failure.The writer is completely ignorant of Greek history and philosophy.Has the author ever read and understood Plato or Aristotle?