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Freemasonry and Satamism, book review 170 pt 1, The Controversy of Zion by Geoffrey Wheatcroft

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First published at 03:34 UTC on December 27th, 2018.

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This book is disappointing. Actually along these 400+ pages I found that all the crucial points of the Zionist ideology were omit…

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This book is disappointing. Actually along these 400+ pages I found that all the crucial points of the Zionist ideology were omitted or downplayed.

Well, nothing much different from what the mainstream medias serve daily about this topic. But then, why calling this book "The ***Controversy*** of Zion", if the controversy is omitted ?

Actually I found this book so far away from what its title announces that I'm starting to wonder if Geoffrey Wheatcroft's "Controversy Of Zion" was published (1997) to divert the audience from the original "Controversy of Zion" written by Douglas Reed and published in 1955 that in contrast is deep, highly documented, and addresses extensively the fundamentally controversial aspects of the Zionist ideology.

As often, prefer the original to the copy.

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