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Illusion (Infinite Intelligence)
Paperback
Publisher: Massetti Pub
Published: Aug 4 2023
Pages: 104
Weight: 0.28
Height: 0.25 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
If you thought that the fate of the Titanic was like what you saw in movies or read in books, you'd be mistaken.
Because John Kennedy was a very enlightened and democratic man. According to the masters, the President was preparing to move America towards left-wing politics. Although he didn't show it, he admired Karl Marx, the father of communist philosophy. Oswald, the shooter who killed Kennedy, was deliberately portrayed by the press as a socialist.
Marx wanted to avenge his weaknesses on all of humanity. These weaknesses were at the root of his anarchist ideas. For example, on a very cold winter day in Germany, he even sold his coat to buy firewood, and this was too much for him. He wanted to take revenge for his weaknesses.
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