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Apparently there was a book written by a man called Jonathon Williams called Legions of Satan (1781), that exposes a conspiracy where America was never in reality freed from the British crown after the War of Independance and that there is a great conspiracy taking place that will eventually lead to a Jewish/Satanic/freemasonic world goverment (it varies depending on websites). Here is the most interesting quote from this book:

THE TRUTH ABOUT THE BRITISH SURRENDER AT YORKTOWN
Today, it would be hard to find a history book that would relate the
following story. When Lord Corwallis surrender his sword to George
Washington, after his defeat by the American army, he was too cowardly to
bring it himself.

Instead he sent the sword by a servant, who also had a message for George
Washington. Jonathan Williams recorded in his book 'Legions of Satan',
(1781) that the messenger made the following statement.

"A holy war will now begin on America and when it is ended America will be
supposedly the citadel of freedom, but her millions will unknowingly be
loyal subjects to the Crown. . . . "Your churches will be used to teach the
Jew's religion and in less than two hundred years the whole nation will be
working for Divine World Government. That government that they believe to be
divine will be the British Empire.

All religion will be permeated with Judaism without even being noticed by
the masses and they will all be under the invisible All-seeing Eye of the
Grand Architech of Freemasonry."
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And to let you know, this Jonathon Williams was a real person, who fought in the war.

Whats more interesting is that this book was available in atleast 50 libraries before the second half of thee 20th century and now they have vanished. The only quote from the book is the one above that is used many times on the internt. So we have a mysterious book that was loss and contains important information on a dark conspiracy. Or that the powers that be have managed to supress this book from public view to stop people from finding out the trutth. That is what everybody is saying.
 
aliensdidit said:
Apparently there was a book written by a man called Jonathon Williams called Legions of Satan (1781), that exposes a conspiracy where America was never in reality freed from the British crown after the War of Independance and that there is a great conspiracy taking place that will eventually lead to a Jewish/Satanic/freemasonic world goverment (it varies depending on websites). Here is the most interesting quote from this book:




And to let you know, this Jonathon Williams was a real person, who fought in the war.

Whats more interesting is that this book was available in atleast 50 libraries before the second half of thee 20th century and now they have vanished. The only quote from the book is the one above that is used many times on the internt. So we have a mysterious book that was loss and contains important information on a dark conspiracy. Or that the powers that be have managed to supress this book from public view to stop people from finding out the trutth. That is what everybody is saying.
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I guess I'll be the first to claim woo....
1781 wasn't "after" the war, just so you know. They were still a-fightin!
 
No, no. Google it and you will recieve thousands of sources of this book. The book that the elite do not want us to know
 
aliensdidit said:
No, no. Google it and you will recieve thousands of sources of this book. The book that the elite do not want us to know
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Once again, "it's so secret that every world government has suppressed it! Only a select few tens-of-millions of people know about it!"
 
aliensdidit said:
Whats more interesting is that this book was available in atleast 50 libraries before the second half of thee 20th century and now they have vanished. The only quote from the book is the one above that is used many times on the internt. So we have a mysterious book that was loss and contains important information on a dark conspiracy. Or that the powers that be have managed to supress this book from public view to stop people from finding out the trutth. That is what everybody is saying.
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So fifty years ago there were 50 copies of a 200 year old book in libraries. And now all have "vanished?"

"Dark conspiracy" or things wearing out with age and/or libraries getting rid of books no one has checked out in decades?

Why is it all CT's sound like something a Jr. High student could have written?
 
So there's no record of this book except for one quote from it found on conspiracy sites?

Huh. Imagine that. Why, it's almost as if somebody just made up this quote and it passed around to enough conspiracy sites that it became self-propagating nonsense and now the gullible don't know the difference.
 
Is it possible the "powers" could have hidden the 50 copy's of that book somewhere inside WTC7?

The puzzle is finally taking shape.
 
Brattus said:
Is it possible the "powers" could have hidden the 50 copy's of that book somewhere inside WTC7?
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As well as the financial records for The Hitch Hiker's Guide To The Galaxy. That's why people were told not to panic.:D
 
aliensdidit said:
Apparently there was a book written by a man called Jonathon Williams called Legions of Satan (1781), that exposes a conspiracy where America was never in reality freed from the British crown after the War of Independance and that there is a great conspiracy taking place that will eventually lead to a Jewish/Satanic/freemasonic world goverment (it varies depending on websites).
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Wasn't its original title

"The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, the Prequel !" ? :rolleyes:
 
Darnit, the title misled me. I thought this thread was a recruitment drive.

Why isnt this is conspiracy theories?
 
"A holy war will now begin on America and when it is ended America will be supposedly the citadel of freedom, but her millions will unknowingly be
loyal subjects to the Crown. . . . "Your churches will be used to teach the
Jew's religion and in less than two hundred years the whole nation will be
working for Divine World Government. That government that they believe to be divine will be the British Empire.

All religion will be permeated with Judaism without even being noticed by
the masses and they will all be under the invisible All-seeing Eye of the
Grand Architech of Freemasonry."​

That passage was written in post-modern times, using post-modern language, late 20th century or early 21st century. It is not a legitimate quote from any 18th- or even 19th-century text.

I invite you to peruse writing samples from the period. Jane Austen, who wrote in the early 19th century, is a good example, as is Mary Shelley. Writers of the period wrote in a specific style and flavor that is easily identifiable. The passage quoted above employs modern words ("supposedly"; "permeated") and phrasing ("without even being noticed"), etc.
 
I suspect these are the same forces at work in the death of Jani Lane. If they can make such an important book disappear from the library, they certainly can make a rock icon like Jani disappear.
 
Not only is Vortigern correct about the phrasing, but I have a hard time believing that the author would have known so much about a secret conspiracy but so little about spelling common words like architect, which would not have been spelled that way even in at that time period.

It wouldn't hurt aliensdidit to learn how to spell either.

This is one of the least convincing conspiracy theories.
 
However, let's have a short look:

THE TRUTH ABOUT THE BRITISH SURRENDER AT YORKTOWN
Today, it would be hard to find a history book that would relate the
following story. When Lord Corwallis surrender his sword to George
Washington, after his defeat by the American army, he was too cowardly to
bring it himself.[/quote]

That may have been so. At least he claimed to be not feeling well.

Instead he sent the sword by a servant, who also had a message for George
Washington.
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Not exactly a servant. His name was General O'Hara.

Source: http://www.eyewitnesstohistory.com/yorktown.htm

Jonathan Williams recorded in his book 'Legions of Satan',
(1781) that the messenger made the following statement.

"A holy war will now begin on America and when it is ended America will be
supposedly the citadel of freedom, but her millions will unknowingly be
loyal subjects to the Crown. . . . "Your churches will be used to teach the
Jew's religion and in less than two hundred years the whole nation will be
working for Divine World Government. That government that they believe to be
divine will be the British Empire.

All religion will be permeated with Judaism without even being noticed by
the masses and they will all be under the invisible All-seeing Eye of the
Grand Architech of Freemasonry."
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Supposing he did (even if unlikely), then what?

And to let you know, this Jonathon Williams was a real person, who fought in the war.
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Let's see.

There was this guy, but he only entered the military after the war, and there is no record of him being even near Yorktown at the time. In fact it seems he was in Europe. He was a writer, however, among other things.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_Williams_(engineer)

The book mentioned is referenced on a lot of webpages, including by one David Icke.

Whats more interesting is that this book was available in atleast 50 libraries before the second half of thee 20th century and now they have vanished.
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Mmmm, most libraries don't keep books that long, but what is your evidence it was there?

You see, I have tried to search for the book, both by title and by author, and there is no reference to it, except on the above mentioned sites, which seem to derive from a single source (indicated by the very similar wording), so I frankly suspect it never existed.

The only quote from the book is the one above that is used many times on the internt.
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Another indication that it doesn't exist.

So we have a mysterious book that was loss and contains important information on a dark conspiracy.
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Why important? Even if that note existed, in historical perspective, it is nonsense. Nothing remotely like the described scenario happened, or is ever likely to happen.

Or that the powers that be have managed to supress this book from public view to stop people from finding out the trutth.
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Uh, if it was the truth, it would be rather noticeable. We would not need the book to find out.

I think this is simply fiction. If the book ever existed, it was fiction, but I suspect even that is fiction.

Hans
 
MRC_Hans said:
You see, I have tried to search for the book, both by title and by author, and there is no reference to it, except on the above mentioned sites, which seem to derive from a single source (indicated by the very similar wording), so I frankly suspect it never existed.
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That's what They want you to believe...
 
Vortigern99 said:
"A holy war will now begin on America and when it is ended America will be supposedly the citadel of freedom, but her millions will unknowingly be
loyal subjects to the Crown. . . . "Your churches will be used to teach the
Jew's religion and in less than two hundred years the whole nation will be
working for Divine World Government. That government that they believe to be divine will be the British Empire.

All religion will be permeated with Judaism without even being noticed by
the masses and they will all be under the invisible All-seeing Eye of the
Grand Architech of Freemasonry."​
That passage was written in post-modern times, using post-modern language, late 20th century or early 21st century. It is not a legitimate quote from any 18th- or even 19th-century text.

I invite you to peruse writing samples from the period. Jane Austen, who wrote in the early 19th century, is a good example, as is Mary Shelley. Writers of the period wrote in a specific style and flavor that is easily identifiable. The passage quoted above employs modern words ("supposedly"; "permeated") and phrasing ("without even being noticed"), etc.
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Excellent point. Perhaps a time travelling J. Edward Runcible wrote it?:)
 
So this book was published in 1781, eh? Cornwallis surrendered to Washington on October 19, 1781. That leaves precious little time to print and release an edition using 18th century printing technology.
 
Vortigern99 said:
I invite you to peruse writing samples from the period. Jane Austen, who wrote in the early 19th century, is a good example, as is Mary Shelley. Writers of the period wrote in a specific style and flavor that is easily identifiable. The passage quoted above employs modern words ("supposedly"; "permeated") and phrasing ("without even being noticed"), etc.
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Maybe all other works from the period were fabrications to help discredit this one. Makes about as much sense as anything else in this hoax. :D
 
As others have noted the book doesn't exist. If it had it would have been in the Library of Congress. Now the LOC has something that most amateurs don't know about - it has somethign that existed before the ISBN and that is the LCCN which has been in use since 1898 - all books have that number - yep they retrofitted it to all the collection. So what is the LCCN for this book?

Just look at the library catalog (a printed copy) from the earlier part of the 20th century. Such a book would also show up in British and French Library catalogues also not to mention in 'book lists' by book collectors and in bibliographies of other books printed at that time, especially by historians interested in that incident (Yorktown)

In other words the book is a fabrication - complete nonsense



The Library of Congress Control Number or LCCN is a serially based system of numbering cataloging records in the Library of Congress in the United States. It has nothing to do with the contents of any book, and should not be confused with Library of Congress Classification.
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I don't think aliensdidit is used to his "theories" being scrutinized rationally
 
I don't get it. How could a book written in 1781 complain "Today, it would be hard to find a history book that would relate the following story", when the story in question took place in 1781?

Also, how can the book be quoting itself?
 
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aliensdidit said:
No, no. Google it and you will recieve thousands of sources of this book. The book that the elite do not want us to know
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I can't help but feel that this elite must be truly inept when so many of the things they 'don't want us to know' are posted all over the internet. They are so bad at keeping secrets its almost like they weren't really there at all...
 
Garrison said:
I can't help but feel that this elite must be truly inept when so many of the things they 'don't want us to know' are posted all over the internet.
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You forgot to add that it's the sooper sekrit elite.

Garrison said:
They are so bad at keeping secrets its almost like they weren't really there at all...
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See, it's working! ;) :p
 
Garrison said:
I can't help but feel that this elite must be truly inept when so many of the things they 'don't want us to know' are posted all over the internet. They are so bad at keeping secrets its almost like they weren't really there at all...
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...and like the secrets weren't really there either...
 
aliensdidit said:
No, no. Google it and you will recieve thousands of sources of this book. The book that the elite do not want us to know
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Since there are thousands, let one of them produce a copy of the book from whatever dark, smelly place he's hiding it in. That will go a long way to show that it's an actual book and not (for example) a tall tale that Christian Identity ministers made up in between their "sovereign citizen" scams.
 
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Vortigern99 said:
"A holy war will now begin on America and when it is ended America will be supposedly the citadel of freedom, but her millions will unknowingly be
loyal subjects to the Crown. . . . "Your churches will be used to teach the
Jew's religion and in less than two hundred years the whole nation will be
working for Divine World Government. That government that they believe to be divine will be the British Empire.

All religion will be permeated with Judaism without even being noticed by
the masses and they will all be under the invisible All-seeing Eye of the
Grand Architech of Freemasonry."​

That passage was written in post-modern times, using post-modern language, late 20th century or early 21st century. It is not a legitimate quote from any 18th- or even 19th-century text.

I invite you to peruse writing samples from the period. Jane Austen, who wrote in the early 19th century, is a good example, as is Mary Shelley. Writers of the period wrote in a specific style and flavor that is easily identifiable. The passage quoted above employs modern words ("supposedly"; "permeated") and phrasing ("without even being noticed"), etc.
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I also question the apostrophe placement in "the Jew's religion." Which Jew? Did he have his own religion? Was it Jesus?
 
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