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THE OCCULT WAR - Exploring the Hidden Components of History and Current Events

48 pages
5.5"x8.5" - Choice of Hardcover/Softcover - B&W Book

About the Book

The Occult War is a new book surveying and critically examining the hidden dimensions of the past and the present-day with a look to the future. Based on and inspired by the works of Baron Julius Evola, Rhome presents a spectacularly unique overview of world events and geopolitical affairs that you probably have not seen before. Are you interested in the classic roles played by certain secret societies and Illuminati covert cabals? Did you ever wonder what the freemasons and other secret and elusive orders are really all about? Regardless of what you think, are you ready for intellectual and spiritual challenges? Then this is the book for you. Open your hearts and minds and follow the trail to discover what is going on behind the scenes right now, all part of a plan that has been in process for centuries.

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  • CreatedOct-24-2012
  • Last updatedOct-26-2012
  • Format5.5"x8.5" - Choice of Hardcover/Softcover - B&W Book
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About Author

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Dr. Harrell Rhome lives on the Texas Gulf Coast where he researches and writes about current events, overlooked and ignored history, true-crime stories, world religions and metaphysics. Among other things, he has been described as a revisionist philosopher. Harrell‟s articles appear in print publications and online. He is a Contributing Editor for the Barnes Review historical magazine (Washington, DC), columnist for the Jeff Rense Program (USA) and for the Nationalist Times newspaper (Las Vegas, NV), a contributor to New Dawn magazine (Melbourne, Australia), Tsunami Politico online magazine (en Espanol y Ingles desde Buenos Aires, Argentina), Gnostic Liberation Front (USA, www.gnosticliberationfront.com), and other venues.

You can reach Harrell at EagleRevisionist@aol.com.

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