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The most interesting reading I can recommend is number one Henry Ford's the international jew. And number two pamphlets on the Constitution which were the writings made by people who were four and against adopting a constitution in forming a federal government in 1780s after we just fought off a federal government known as the British crown. Don't forget all these colonies that just gotten away from a federal government. And what's really interesting about the pamphlets is you realize that there were a lot of people who didn't think the representatives of the states had the right to go as far as they did when they had the constitutional convention and wrote the Constitution to form a republic. A lot of States said we didn't authorize representatives to go up there and form a federal government. We just got out of a federal government why the hell would we want another one. But it's very interesting reading to read these pamphlets and it discusses the sales pitches and George Washington endorsed whatever the guy's name is who did the summary of the pamphlets and and the it gives you a real sense of what people were thinking then when the Constitution was being voted on. People forget that we didn't have a federal government After the revolutionary War was over it was a very minimal alignment of separate colonies that were very different. And when the Constitution was proposed it had to be sold to every single colony and they had to vote on it to agree to join it. And there was even some discussion about what would happen if the majority of the colonies voted to join in one or two didn't should the majority Force the others to go ahead and join. I mean it got that way real fast. Anyway the terms the definitions what the assumptions were by the people of that time what it really meant to have to bear arms and have a militia the discussions about that what it really meant what the religious assumptions were in the country then how ridiculous they thought it was that anyone would ever be a Muslim so they didn't have to prohibit certain things in the Constitution because they thought people would have more common sense and never do a lot of those things. You pick up all this when you read these pamphlets.

And let me tell you there's never been a better summary of all the Jewish question issues then Henry Ford's the international Jew written in 1920 right after World War I which was largely viewed as a war started by Jews and it was before World War II when the Jews started the next War and he talks about a lot of these issues and Henry Ford was the Elon Musk of his day. Hi finance exposed to all the financiers worked internationally sold internationally and he knew everything. And he talks about Lennon and Trotsky because they were still alive then. It wasn't history to him it was going on at the time. He talks about those people being jewish. He talks about Germany and how they're thinking about solving the Jewish problem. He talks names about who all the Jews are that solve these issues and caused the problems after World War one he names their names and points out so many of the people who are agreeing to this that and the other were actually jews. I mean you think that you're you're realizing something new about Jews today and then you hear you read or you listen to Henry Ford's book The International Jew and you realize he figured it all out in 1920. And he published it in a book that was exposed to the world and that everybody was exposed to this. Everybody. It wasn't a small conspiracy theory. So I'll give you the links to both things


Give me a second and I'll come back and edit this with the links


https://archive.org/details/cu31924020874099/page/n6/mode/1up


https://archive.org/details/henry-ford-the-international-jew_202105

Somebody turn me on to this audiobook example of Henry Ford's the international jew.

https://www.mediafire.com/folder/2xv0m2n0n6qea/Audiobooks#2xv0m2n0n6qea