Episode 15, “Tragedy and Hope”

Feb 27

-Andrew For America reads excerpts from the book, “Tragedy and Hope” by Carol Quigley. He also reads the lyrics to the song, “Disappointed” by the band Face to Face.

Show Notes:

My fellow Americans, today I plead my case to you regarding my belief that the book “Tragedy and Hope” reveals some truths that a lot of people may find difficult to believe. The book “Tragedy and Hope” is important because it will inform my audience of the reality of how the rich and powerful teach a different reality and a different history in the Ivy League schools than they teach in our public schools, how the world bankers wanted to create “money out of nothing,” that the Rothschild family is real and not a conspiracy theory, and how the Ivy League schools are run by the financial power elite, and not the dean or the faculty.

In today's episode, I go in-depth about how my fellow Americans can benefit from reading the book “Tragedy and Hope.”

I thought this was important to talk about in this episode after listening to the According2Sam podcast, Episode 63, "The Bonesmen.”

Here's what you'll learn in this episode:

Andrew reads excerpts from the book, "Tragedy and Hope" by Georgetown professor Carol Quigley.
Andrew talks about historical figure Cecil Rhodes, the Rothschilds, and other bankers who wanted to create a financial world order under their control, involving infiltration of both governments and corporations.
Andrew talks about the banker's plan to create “money out of nothing.”
Andrew reads the lyrics to the song, "Disappointed" by the band Face to Face.

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