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by PD Lawton 7 October, 2018
In the past, criminals known as ` wreckers`, would hold up lanterns to lure ships to shore where they would be wrecked in treacherous waters.
The sailors would drown and the cargo would be … Read the rest
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BRICS Future Skills Challenge launches in South Africa
Published on 5 Oct 2018
there are many incredible changes taking place in the world right now, the majority of which stem from ideas born out of a love of Humanity. The origin of these changes come from a handful of people who for nearly 50 years have been holding the light for Mankind. Those … Read the rest
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This article appears in the September 14, 2018 issue of Executive Intelligence Review.
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The following is an edited translation, from the original German, of an
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This article appears in the September 7, 2018 issue of Executive Intelligence Review.
Bombshells are hitting South Africa as those in the know, whistleblowers, are starting to inform people about how the South African economy is really captured. McKenzie is one of the first. His latest book is called `Kill Zuma by Any Means Necessary`. In this explosive interview the attack on former … Read the rest
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Ramasimong Phillip Tsokolibane 28 August 2018
As leader of the LaRouche movement in South Africa,I renew my invitation to you, Mr President, to visit our nation and the … Read the rest
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This transcript appears in the August 24, 2018 issue of Executive Intelligence Review.
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The following is an edited transcript of the opening remarks, by William
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