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Harvard Grad Warns Americans Of 'Hell-On-Earth' Planned By New World
Order
uanne Skidd says it's time "to make a massive effort" to save America "from the hell-on-earth" planned by the New World Order.
With her impassioned plea, the 44-year-old Harvard graduate living in Boulder, Colorado, becomes another average American doing above average things, as a showdown between good and evil is right around the corner.
Although most Americans are ignoring the "writing on the wall" as the dollar tanks, the war escalates and illegal immigrants are flooding the streets, Skidd has decided to sit down and write a warning letter to Americans, filling them in on what to expect if they don't act now.
Inspired by the Republic Broadcasting Network and especially talk show host John Stadtmiller, Skidd recalls how she came to the conclusion to write her eloquent warning, advising Americans to "never give up their firearms:"
"I listen to RBN many, many hours every
week, trying to put the big picture together. From my research, I know we are in grave danger, and so I cannot possibly just continue going about my daily life and ignoring this problem in the hope it will go away. It will not go away. I am obsessed with doing whatever I can to wake up my family, friends and even total strangers, to the point that certain people in my life who wish to not wake up are getting angry with me.
"Recently, I know I need to do more, things are not moving fast enough, and the hour is getting late. I believe they will strike us again soon. They are not done with their destruction of America. I have lots of reading material on the back of my car, but this week (largely thanks to John Stadtmiller) I decided I need to have something definitive to give out to people that attempts to explain what is happening, and tells people where to get real information.
"Unable to find anything that fit the bill on the internet, I sat down and wrote an open letter to my fellow Americans to alert them to what I believe to be our precarious situation, and I will be giving it to anyone I can find who will take it. Waking the American people up to the scam of 9/11 and the fraud that is the "War on Terror" is our only hope for restoring our freedom and our Constitutional Republic.
"It is the only thing that will save us from the hell-on-earth that is the New World Order's plan for us. Thus I believe it is the most important thing those of us who "know" can do at this critical time. It is truly time for us to make a massive effort to save our country from these criminals. No one else is going to do it for us. Let's roll!"
Skidd's story is like many who grew up searching for the American dream, living in affluent Connecticut and graduating from Harvard University in 1983 with a BA in Government. And like so many others under the hypnotic spell of apathy cast by the Reagan/Bush years, she tuned out her country and politics, becoming disillusioned with corporate America
"I tuned out and traveled around the country following the Grateful Dead for the next several years. I always knew something was terribly wrong, I just couldn't figure out what. I knew, even back then, that the Bush family, especially "Poppy", was pure evil. I have been deeply troubled by the JFK assassination my entire life, and always knew that it was a coup d'etat.
"In my opinion, America has not been America ever since. I agree with what talk show host Greg Szymanski when he said that 'it still looks like America, it just doesn't feel like America anymore.
Skidd began seriously questioning the New World Order in 1990 when she found out about hemp and the marijuana conspiracy from Jack Herer's book "The Emperor Wears No Clothes". And according to Skidd, the campaign against hemp in the 20's and 30's amounted to a coup of the world's economy to favor petroleum products by outlawing the best renewable alternative.
"This was a perfect example of problem/reaction/solution, the Hegelian dialectic, and their favorite Orwellian trick of changing the name of something in order to deceive us," said Skidd. "They created an imaginary problem by printing made-up stories about terrible things people allegedly did under the influence of "marijuana" (a scary word no one knew, while everyone knew hemp/cannabis as benign and very helpful, in fact a staple of the world economy) in their publications (William Randolph Hearst was deeply involved in this blatant yellow journalism...yes, of course they already controlled the media even in the 30's).
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