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Know your protocols! While this book is officially a forgery it's impossible to ignore how many things from it match what is happening to our lives and societies At the very least, it remains an interesting theoretical work on theoretical methods of subversive world domination

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Rojon Von Scherghosst's profile picture
Rojon Von Scherghosst2 months ago

A "forgery" is just a copy of something. Doesn't mean it's "fake".

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Erika Weisz2 months ago

this

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Bankkatze2 months ago

"forgery" 😉

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Erika Weisz2 months ago

without that word, my account would have been banned in 2-3 hours

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distantsoundofmarchingboots2 months ago

oh it's a forgery according to the jews who wrote it and continue to do the things it says to do over a hundred years later? it's a forgery?

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Alejandro Martinez2 months ago

We’re can you buy this book?

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