Wednesday, June 07, 2017

Papist Roots of the French Revolution

Announcing Revisionist History® newsletter issue: no. 90

Contents:

•The Papist Roots of the French Revolution: From Terrorizing Huguenots to Terrorizing Catholics

•Exposing Alex Jones' nonsense about Hiroshima and Nagasaki 

•Homosexual Traitors in the British Secret Service

•More Evidence that America was founded by Christians

•When the shoe's on the other foot: contesting Establishment-approved conspiracy theories

•The Empire Strikes Back: Silicon Valley's recent attacks on Michael Hoffman and Revisionist History


Revisionist History® newsletter is a hardcopy publication edited by historian Michael Hoffman and consisting exclusively of subscriber content intended to serve as Executive Intelligence for Independent Leaders and Achievers.

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2 comments:

  1. Brian11:20 AM

    Can one subscribe through snail mail and check?

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  2. Michael Hoffman11:59 AM

    Yes indeed. Here’s the link to the order form.
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    Fill out, print and mail with your check or money (checks must clear our bank first before orders will be filled).

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