Thanks.
Just read the 1st few pages.
This looks like a good read,

It is an amazing work, because Mullins literally tells us who is who in the Illuminati, and that took research on virtually every single one of them back to the 1700's, but then he goes back to the beginning - to Genesis. Amazing work, and that's all he had to work with at the time.

Once we understand there are other species on the Planet not Human or not fully Human then it all makes sense.

Again I don't agree with his assessment on skin and eye color, cuz I am pretty positive the serpent mimics all Creation with it's abominations to infiltrate and fool Humanity, so I assert the determining factor of EVIL vs. GOOD is determined more by how the Enemy acts (with no soul, no conscience nor compassion nor empathy - cold blooded Reptos for example) vs. Humanity (has empathy, a soul and a conscience why Humans are basically GOOD).

Basically we are dealin' with GOOD DNA vs. EVIL DNA or TRASH DNA since Reptos and other vile vermin are probably considered the trash of the Universe.

Thank you I am going to watch the Curse book 📖 videos knowledge is power

My recommendations:

👉 Eustace Mullins book, "The Curse Of Canaan"
👉 Myron Fagan recording, "The Illuminati and the CFR Exposed"
👉 Janet Ossebaard video "Fall of the Cabal, Part 1-The birth of the Cabal." (and all her videos)
👉 Bill Cooper book & 1991 video, "Behold A Pale Horse"
👉 Phil Schneider lecture videos on DUMBs.
👉 Linda Paris videos at mcallistertvonline dot com

(books avail as audiobooks, on Youtube)

All are outstanding researchers or 1st hand witnesses or both.
Eustace Mullins book is outstanding detailed research, but overlooked the KMafia and Alien Agenda but he later recognized it. Ossebaard fills that gap on the Khazars beautifully. Cooper and Schneider had Security Clearance, where Cooper was US NAVY INTEL possibly with Q Clearance, and he witnessed UFOs first hand while in the NAVY. Fagan's recording spot on and very informative on the US History and meshes well with Mullins.

The overlaps actually help make sense of the Big Picture IMO.