The High Priests of War

Michael Collins Piper

Language: English

Publisher: American Free Press

Description:

The High Priests of War is a non-fiction book that resembles a Gothic horror novel, a classic tale of a haunted house and the evil spirits that dwell within, the story of a wealthy young king—scion of a famous family—ensconced in a stately palace and endowed with great powers, yet surrounded, even possessed, by malevolent demonic forces manipulating him from “back there in the shadows.” But the high priests of war exist in real life. The damage these neoconservative war-mongers are doing to America and the world is immense. If these neoconservatives continue in their reign of ruin, we should not be surprised to see the White House end up looking once again as it did after being gutted by British torches in 1814: whether the consequence of a popular rebellion by angry patriotic Americans or the result of an attack by foreign forces determined to stop dead the intrigues of the high priests of war. One thing is certain: The time has come. Something has to be done . . . This report cites a wide variety of sources, and will focus largely on given facts that have received wide circulation in the “mainstream” English-language press in the United States. The facts will speak for themselves. At any time this report delves into speculation or opinion, such views will be duly noted or otherwise clearly apparent. Sample facts proven: THAT the war against Iraq is simply a first step in a long-standing, wide-ranging plan to launch an even more aggressive move against the entire Arab Middle East in order to “remake the Arab world” to secure the survival of—and expand the power of—the state of Israel; THAT the war against Iraq and the additional moves by the United States against the Arab world that are slated to follow can be traced to Zionist political intrigue inside the upper levels of the U.S. intelligence community, reaching as far back as the early 1970s, and that many of the same players involved in that activity are guiding policy today.