While researching this essay, I repeatedly came across warnings that the authenticity of the letters we are going to discuss cannot be verified.I got the distinct feeling, considering who owns and runs the world, never mind the information-industrial complex, that these warnings were injected not so much to protect the researcher, but rather to cast just enough doubt in order to characterize those who might disseminate this information as crazy, tinfoil-hat-wearing types.The reader can, of course, decide for themselves, but while I don’t have any academic proof, a retrospective analysis of the principles contained in the letters points beyond doubt to the conclusion that they could, at the very least, be regarded as “the smoke” of a more serious “fire.”

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