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Diplomacy by Deception Print on Demand – Import, January 1, 1993

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This is a true and accurate account of treasonous conduct by the British and American governments: An account of how their citizens are deceived by policies provoking actions that are totally detrimental to the well-being of their citizens. Thoroughly researched, the book provides a great deal of hitherto unpublished information and throws new light on such diverse operations as the Gulf War and the Bolshevik Revolution. The chapter on covert actions throws new light on the murder of Martin Luther King, Pope John Paul 1, and other notables marked for elimination. The bloodshed that resulted from the creation of an artificial "Saudi Arabia;" the foreign policy making role of the petroleum industry; the rape of Mexico by British and American oil barons; the revolutions they ignited which cost thousands upon thousands of lives; British conquest of India, the pernicious Indian "apartheid" caste system. These are some of the subjects dealt with in this historic exposé of how our governments deceive us under the color of diplomacy. "Diplomacy By Deception" tells us that the United Nations is a war-making body, not a peace-keeping organization, and how the Rockefellers and Alger Hiss, aided by the top Illuminati Dulles family, got the United States involved with the United Nations. There is a masterly analysis of constitutional roadblocks barring U.S. membership of the United Nations that will come as a surprise and leave no doubt that we are not now, nor can we ever be, a member of the United Nations. "Diplomacy By Deception" will forever alter your perception of the two leading governments in Western civilization. This is an excellent companion book to the "Committee of 300" by the same author.

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262 pages
Language

English
Publisher

Bridger House Publishers
Publication date

January 1, 1993
Dimensions

5.5 x 0.58 x 8.5 inches
ISBN-10

0964010488
ISBN-13

978-0964010482
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Publisher : Bridger House Publishers (January 1, 1993)
Language : English
Print on Demand : 262 pages
ISBN-10 : 0964010488
ISBN-13 : 978-0964010482
Item Weight : 12.9 ounces
Dimensions : 5.5 x 0.58 x 8.5 inches

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Robert W. Meyers

With "The Committee of 300"

Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2012

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Fascinating reading. Every Christian should read and ponder these things.
As with Dr. Coleman's other works, many things don't agree with what we
get from the govt and media --- who can't tell the truth even when it would
profit them. But still, how do we decide which to believe? The Christian
is given the Spirit of discernment (1 Cor. 2:14), and he is told, "in the multitude
of counselors, purposes are established." It's like reading about Wyatt Earp ---
half the "historians" paint him as a murderer, thief, etc --- the other half paint
him as the best man in the west. The answer is somewhere in between, and
it's individual points that need to be pondered, instead of the whole, as is the case with this book.

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Ellie Scheresky

Deception from within

Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2012

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Realized how little I really knew about the Rothschilds and their evil plans for the world. They have no value for human life and snuff out those who cross them, with no regard for the pain it will cause the familes left to mourn. This book is a must read along with the books of Daniel/Revelation. When the day comes that we can't buy or sell you'll know that Jesus is coming soon!

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Rod Spain

Great but very sad to read

Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2015

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Another great read from Mr Coleman. A must. Read if you want the Truth of what is going on in the US and world. He lays out the the NWO like no one else

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John O'Hara

Read this book.

Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2015

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The roots of evil exposed. Got the guts, read this book. It will infuriate you.

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Carol Mandziara

Good book.

Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2014

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This book is easy to read. I am certain I will use it a s reference book. It is a nice addition to my library that I would recommend to others.

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Todd D Rainer

Conspiracy theories galore

Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2016

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I'm sorry, this thing reads like half the garbage you find on the net. Pure pseudo history. Not worth your time.

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nada stijovic

Not good

Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2016

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I did not like this book very one sided n would like a refund

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Cwn_Annwn

Overall good but has its flaws

Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2008

Coleman starts this one off by going into how the United States funding and donating troops for the U.N is completely unconstitutional and a violation of various other laws that are on the books. He also exposes the sneaky actions of the world elites in the forming of the Unites Nations. He then shows how various CIA/MI6 covert operations had a hand in the overthrow of various governments. You also get good stuff on the multitudes of holes in the "official" story of the Martin Luther King assassination.

Overall this is a good political/conspiracy book but Coleman really mangles his chapter on the Balkan/Serbian conflict in the 90s. I honestly don't think he got anything right in that chapter. He likes to quote his anonymous "sources" in the intelligence community and I don't doubt that he has them but whose to say that they aren't intentionally feeding him disinformation? Coleman gets most of what makes it into this book correct I think but he also comes up with stuff that is hard for me to swallow and I would consider some of it disinfo. He needs to do more to back up some of his claims besides quoting anonymous "sources". Most of whats in Diplomacy by Deception can be verified and have been written about in depth by left wing academic types though. This, like most books that I read, is one that I'd recomend reading if you can borrow it, check it out from the library or buy it super cheap at a used book store. Colemans books tend to get close to warranting 5 stars book but he always seems to miss the mark just a little so I can't recomend dropping the $15-30 that most books will run you these days on it.

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M.C Reidy

No "conspiracy"

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 17, 2019

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Coleman's references to Who's Who directories and his convincing circumstantial evidence is ample proof that secret societies rule the world and steer the course of world events. Such is the cult of money and the cults of Moloch and Baal.

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Max Martin

Tip of the iceberg

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 20, 2013

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There is an awful lot of information to take in. Worth doing a lot of research on names, dates and places. Up to now I have found that these kind of books are mainly history books and have little to do with "conspiracy theories". It is a must if, while reading other similar books, one wants to get a bigger and better picture of the last 200 years of history and what surprises does "someone" have in store for us, in the (near) future.

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Five Stars

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 23, 2017

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Let you see the picture behind mass media

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David O'Hagan

Conspiracy beyond belief

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 8, 2016

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I have never read so much clap-trap in my life and would not recommend this book to anyone. Certainly, Governments do things secretively and keep their citizens in the dark about what they have done in the name of their Country,, but this is not confined to the UK and the USA. Too much of what is stated, seemingly as fact, is in fact supposition with no truly verifiable source. The author would probably find a conspiracy behind children making their First Communion.

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