The Sumerian Swindle

by Banjo Billy

Genres: History, Judaism, Conspiracy Theories

330 pages, ebook

First published January 1, 2010

Reviews

[Sentinel · Rating 5 out of 5]

I've always wondered when conspiracy for world conquest started. Sumerian swindle is the only book that provides an answer to this question. No other book goes so far and deep into history to trace this plan to its origin. It pinpoints the start of world conquest at around 5000 BC, when usury (lending money at interest) was first invented in Sumer. This invention created generational banking families who passed a secret of usury onto their male descendants. Over ensuing centuries usury enabled these banking families to impoverish, bankrupt and enslave entire nations. Today we are witnessing the final stages of this process, where entire world money supply is being transferred into hands of just few people.

After Klassen's "Nature's Eternal Religion" this is probably second best book ever written on conspiracy for world conquest. Sumerian swindle must be read if you are to fully understand how this conquest started and how it developed over last 7000 years to the present day.

[Pat · Rating 1 out of 5]

The Sumerian Swindle, 3500 BC to 1200 BC by G_D Publishing is just another Antisemitic tract dealing in Jewish conspiracies regarding financial control, often aligning with historically antisemitic stereotypes, particularly in how it discusses money lending and economic manipulation.

Along the same lines of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, which is a widely discredited antisemitic forgery that falsely claims to reveal a Jewish plan for world domination. First published in the early 20th century, it portrays Jewish leaders as conspiring to control global political and economic systems. The text has been debunked as a hoax and propaganda tool used to incite hatred and justify persecution of Jewish people. Despite its exposure as fraudulent, it has been used throughout history to fuel antisemitic rhetoric and violence.

Garbage for Jew haters.

[Frank A3 · Rating 5 out of 5]

This has got to be the best book I've ever read. It so thoroughly covers this extremely important part of ancient history, and explains all the things still going on in the world to this very day, that I cannot praise this work enough.
As for another commenter saying it is an antisemitic canard; this can only be considered as such by either a blind man incapable of seeing the world situations of today, or a misinforming deceiver, or one of the ilk in question, or a complete fool.
If this material was taught in schools the world would rapidly cease to suffer under this type of wicked system that we find ourselves in today.