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Amazon’s War On Free Speech
Posted by Ben McClintock, Thursday, 10 Oct 2024.
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Amazon has a history of banning things the establishment wants you to forget or never learn. They’re at it again with another book ban, and this time it’s personal.
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You know what's really funny is when Amazon has a list of banned books that you should read because we got to stop those so-called conservatives from banning books but then there's actually books that Amazon bans. On today's Tree of Liberty Society program.
So over the years Amazon has gained a reputation of being really anti-free speech from banning things like the Dukes of Hazzard to books that they deem inappropriate like Alexander Dugan books who is somebody that is exposing a lot of things going on in Russia as well as Ryan Anderson's book When Harry became Sally responding to the transgender movement so anything that is actually against the sodomite supremacy agenda and many many other things that are deemed to be undesirable and so on one hand they pretend to be this bastion of free speech where they are giving you this list of banned books basically perversion and then things that are actually about history and about what's really going on in government and in the culture they're like no no no you can't you can't read that.
But there's actually some other books that recently have been banned by Amazon and those books were actually written by me. For a while Amazon carried Invasion volume 1 in 2022 and then they banned it and then I put up another account and posted Invasion volume 2 and they carried it for a little while and then all of a sudden it was banned and then you know what they said? What—when I, when I reached out to them and I said why would you ban this book and they said we essentially we reserve the right not to tell you why we banned your book.
And so what, what is in the book that seems to you know to be along the lines that they would be something that they don't want you to read why don't they want you to read Invasions volume 1 and 2?
The content in here covers things that they have other books they they sell books about: Skull and Bones, they sell books about the Council on Foreign Relations… So, what's so different in there? Do I have—is there pornography, you know pornographic pictures in here? Is there swear words in here? Do we call for violence in the books? No, no, no, and no. None of those things.
So, why? What's the difference? Why do they not want you to read Invasions volume 1 and 2?
Just looking through the table of contents of Invasion volume 1, we have chapters like How did we get here?, Economic independence, Political independence, Educational unity, Understanding the tentacles behind the deep-laid conspiracy… and in those chapters I go through the history of how the international conspiracy—as in starting in the 1800s—really started to infiltrate local communities.
Now, do I, you know, and just naming organizations like to the CFR? But what I think they don't like about it is the fact that it actually tells you the application as opposed to the broad far far away picture that a lot of these books talk about, It's saying, no, your neighborhood has conspirators and this is how to identify them.
And then you go into volume 2. Why would they, why would they ban volume 2? It brings it into the the the 21st century and covers things like Skull and Bones, the Gentile League, the Loyal League, the Alta Club, the Federal Reserve, the very, very, little-known-about Alfalfa Club, and again showing more about how the conspiracy has infiltrated your local community, and how it happened, and then a full chapter on what to do about it.
So, I think those other books, as important as they are, explaining what—how these secret combinations have been… were created and have influenced the society at large—I think the real problem that they have with this book is it shows you the local aspect of it as well as the solutions. Because those solutions undermine the entire structure as it stands and they cannot allow you to be able to understand proven solutions that have worked throughout time.
And so I encourage you—you know, we should read books that of course the establishment doesn't want us to read, and so because of that it's hard. You can't get it on Amazon and so you have to go to treeoflibertysociety.com to pick up your copies of invasion volume 1 & 2. I encourage you to do that and find out what it is that Amazon is so scared of. Why don't they want you to read invasions volume 1 & 2? Is there something in there that is dangerous to society at large that could cause harm to other people? Find out! Pick up your copy of invasion volume 1 & 2 at treeoflibertysociety.com.
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