The Conspirators' Hierarchy: The Committee of 300 4th Edition

by John Coleman (Author)

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Publisher : WIR; 4th edition (August 1, 1997)
Language : English
Paperback : 465 pages
ISBN-10 : 0963401947
ISBN-13 : 978-0963401946
Item Weight : 12.7 ounces
Dimensions : 5.5 x 1 x 8.5 inches

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Rino

A book that anyone should read.

Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2019

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It's not easy to find this book. Nevertheless, when you read it, you understand a lot about the world we live in. If you like to face facts, must know what there is behind appearance. This book will help you.

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Important Book but written poorly.

Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2020

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The information is very interesting and important. However it's jumbled and repetitive and could use a good editor. I stuck with it but it was a hard slog.

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AlanWarner

The Committee of 300 and the Murder of John F. Kennedy

Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2013

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This being the fiftieth anniversary of the John F. Kennedy assassination is a good reason to buy and read this book here are two revealing passages: on page 351 "When Kennedy ordered a review of what had led up to the Cuban missile fiasco, and the result pointed a finger of guilt at the CIA, the palace guard, and particularly at Henry Kissinger the President told his wife "Kissinger is a madman" and said he had given instructions to ban him from the White House. On page353 "He (John F. Kennedy) signed Executive Order11110 dated June4,1963, calling upon the Treasury to print and issue directly United States dollars, as opposed to Federal Reserve notes, thus bypassing the Federal Reserve banks." 1963 is the year Kennedy was murdered.

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Tim Johnson

Amazing insights into the powers that be

Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2010

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After a number of weeks, I finished this book last night and I am, as I have been, still shaking my head at all that I have read in Coleman's remarkable book. I do not know where to begin this comment because the author presents so many extraordinary points that it is difficult knowing where to begin.

I will begin with Chapter 27 because here Coleman sets out the goals that the Committee will endeavour to implement throughout the world (these guys can't be accused of thinking small). There are many people that have come across these "goals", perhaps the one most familiar, at least to fundo Christians, are the One World Government and also the desire to reduce the earth's population to about one billion. The Committee or as Coleman reports what they call themselves, the Olympians an obvious reference to how important they consider themselves. In chapter nine he illuminates 23 major goals of the Committee.

Coleman also relates that a group in England called the Tavistock Institute of Human Relations has arranged some, to me, improbable social plans. He believes the Committee wants to weaken American society by Sex, Drugs and RocknRoll and he claims that the Beatles led this attack. Further, again dealing with societal breakdown, (I assume here he is quite a devout Christian) Coleman claims that on page 197 that the Tavistock Institute had a hand in the Da Vinci Code book and even more alarming (bizarre some might say) the Rowling's Harry Potter books were products of the same institute.

Coleman writes about the "special relationship" between the US and the UK and he claims on page 118 that the Civil War was engineered by the 300 and on the previous page he writes, "... Americans are the most contrived people in the world" an obvious reference to that Special relationship. There are still more remarkable assertions: Kerry and Gore were not elected because they would not support the Iraq war (the 300 again) and that at a place called Cold Spring Harbor they developed the AIDs virus in order to rid the earth of unnecessary population.

Chapter 24 is particularly insightful and I personally have no argument with his conclusions. The Drug Trade is run from the very top of the pyramid, the 300, because it is so lucrative and further because as Coleman relates throughout his book, the Drug Trade had its beginnings with the British East India Company selling opium to the Chinese starting in the 18th century and continuing in different forms today. I do not subscribe to the Tavistock material but Coleman's conclusions about American politics, the power of the Committee, the rottenness of the British establishment due to the Opium trade and the overall desires of the Committee make perfect sense to me. It is a fascinating book and one that will at the least give you food for thought.

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WC Henry

Committee of 300

Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2012

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If you think the governments of the world don't have a laid out plan to become one, you are sadly mistaken. All the major world events are planed out and executed. A select few are steering us to a one world government, monatary system and 2 clases of people, the Rich and the poor. Middle class is an endangered species. The poor and middle class are considered wastful food eaters.
Most recently 9-11, like sheep we were told a fantastic story of terrorist hi-jacking commercial jets and actuly flying them a couple hundred miles un noticed over a busy major city and crashing them into the two towers causing them to collapse and a building behind them was not hit by anything, just fell down from fright! A background check on the evil wrong doers uncovered that they attended flight scool in Florida, did Not complete the course and were refused the rental a small plane a few days before the incident in N.Y. Read this book, apply the lodgic to current affairs and you can almost predict whats comming up next. The Committee of 300 has other names that are more reconizeable, they are all the same. You should know who is leading you around with that ring in your nose. Speak up people we did not learn from the 60's and 70's not to let the government control us.

BIG BROTHER is in the OPEN get to know who he really is!

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I. M. Iconoclast

Does nothing make sense - all of the foolish and stupid things our leaders do and the pathetic explanations the ...

Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2015

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Are you tired of the B.S. you get from the mainstream media and lying thieving hypocritical politicians? Does nothing make sense - all of the foolish and stupid things our leaders do and the pathetic explanations the talking heads give you? Are you always listening to media interviews and being left cold with no meaningful answers to your questions? Would you like to know what's going on in the world REALLY? If so, then this book is for you. Dr. John Coleman has written a definitive summary of the scurrilous history of banking, corporatism (Fascism), ivory tower educrats, and mush mouth media mavens lying through their teeth constantly, and don't forget, you can lie through omission. Dr. John Coleman got on the inside for source material, and it's devastating. There is always hope, but as the Scripture says; "Put not your trust in princes and kings."

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PRIMO FAST FIVE STAR PERFECTION! RECOMMENDED!

Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2019

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PRIMO FAST FIVE STAR PERFECTION! RECOMMENDED!

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Victor Yih

A must read book.

Reviewed in Canada on May 8, 2013

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An eye opener for what is going on in the world today. The impossible is happening. It is a wake up call for the people of the world.

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Marcus

Alright

Reviewed in Canada on February 20, 2015

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This book was purchased for my father, from what he told me it was alright.

Pros :
- Author is well researched
- Book contains a lot of interesting information

Cons:
- Book is very dry, with very little flow
- Author goes off on many unrelated tangents
- Book has to many specific names and dates that add very little to it.

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