Bøger af Stephen Manning

EXPOSING THE GREAT LIE! So, you want to know what's really going on? Are you ready for the shocking truth? An inconvenient truth that requires each and every one of us to take individual and collective responsibility in the face of what may yet prove to be the greatest orchestrated crime against humanity that the world has ever seen. Indeed, this could very well be the proverbial Biblical apocalypse - that final battle between good-and-evil being played out in our lifetimes here-and-now - with or without our active participation.Thousands are dying because of the Covid-19 phenomenon. Many millions more are facing into a future where life hardly seems worth living. The longstanding truism that, "Truth is its own witness" may never have had such import, and we owe it to ourselves and to future generations to have this debate now; and to have it in a well-informed context, honestly, intelligently and courageously.The plain fact of the matter is that most of us have been broadsided by the sheer scale of the Covid-19 phenomenon, and many of us are still reeling with shock, fear and confusion as we struggle to get our heads around it all. The easy option of course is to accept the official narrative without question and meekly comply with all of the directions and diktats coming down the pipeline, especially when punishments and sanctions are already in place if we do not. The contrary position is that something truly awful and terrible is happening to us, and it's not 'the virus' that we should be most afraid of, but rather, the sinister emergence of totalitarian measures that could spell the end of free-and-democratic society as we knew it just eighteen months ago. The move to radically change society-however it's being justified-from one where individual rights are honoured and respected to a society where arguably, we will have none of those rights or privileges, must be resisted and questioned with every fibre of our being if we are to retain our essential humanity. And "being human" means more than just obeying orders, or earning a living, or managing to survive for 70 or 80 years in a world devoid of hope. This book has been written for anyone and everyone who wants to "see the bigger picture" here, especially in context of a broader understanding of what's right and what's wrong; of truth versus deception; and of good versus evil. It aims to inform the reader of the fundamentals and facts of the Covid-19 phenomenon; about the documented, fully-referenced proofs that this has all been preplanned; that there's nothing 'novel' about this virus; and that we are being sleepwalked into Hell by cartel of diabolicals, soul-less and sinister, who only have eyes for the prize: the total domination and control of humanity and ownership of the Earth's resources. But they are messing with Universal Law now and with the souls of the innocents, and that's never a good thing. If we are ever going to stop them, then we all need to wake up, and wake up fast, and face up to our responsibilities.For us humans, 'being alive' means more than just functioning as a biological organism, intelligent or not as the case may be; it means being truly alive and aware as to the purpose and meaning of life. That too is discussed in a crucial conversation that many are now aching to have, with the Covid crisis stirring us all to seek answers to those eternal questions which now, at last, are coming to the fore. But we have to have ears to hear and eyes to see, and then harness the will and the courage to do what is right.A word of caution to those of you who live by the mantra; "I don't want to know!" My respectful advice to you is NOT to read this book.

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