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THE NAZI ROOTS OF THE 'BRUSSELS EU' 1/8 - Paul Anthony Taylor, Aleksandra Niedzwiecki, Matthias Rath and August Kowalczy

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http://www.relay-of-life.org/nazi-roots/chapter.html http://www.dr-rath-foundation.org -------------------- "If the people of Europe want to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past – and paying for them yet again with the lives of millions – it is high time to create a broader public awareness regarding the criminal history of the Drug Cartel. Three quarters of a century ago, the largest Chemical and Drug Cartel at that time – IG Farben, composed of Bayer, BASF, Hoechst and other multinationals – financed the rise of another dictatorship, the Nazi regime in Germany. Then and now, the Cartel’s goal is the same: the conquest and control of Europe and the world by all means possible – political, economic and military. As is described in the groundbreaking “Nazi Roots of the ‘Brussels EU’” book, the key architects of the Brussels EU construct were recruited from among the same technocrats who had previously designed the plans for a post-WWII Europe under the control of the Nazis. This fact, which was deliberately hidden from European citizens for over seventy years, explains why the undemocratic nature of the Brussels EU bears such a shocking resemblance to the intended postwar plans of the Nazis for a “total European economic area.[...]" CONNECT: -------------------------------------------------- www.anh-usa.org www.anh-europe.org http://lamatrixholografica.wordpress.com/2013/06/27/los-medicamentos-de-la-quimioterapia-se-derivaron-de-los-quimicos-del-gas-mostaza/

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