Hamad Subani Bücher

The book explores the alarming rise of Secret Societies and Criminal Cabals at Western University, presenting a chilling reality for independent-minded students. It highlights the risks these groups pose, including harassment, stalking, and career sabotage, backed by connections to Intelligence Agencies. As traditional academic values wane, the guide aims to inform students about these hidden threats, offering insights into navigating a perilous educational landscape where their safety and future may be at stake.

The book delves into the controversial connection between Al Qaida's failed cargo plane bombing plot and the enigmatic figure of Beverly Giesbrecht, a Canadian who previously hosted a jihadist website. It explores her mysterious kidnapping in Afghanistan, subsequent disappearance, and possible involvement with INSPIRE magazine, questioning whether it was truly an Al Qaida product or part of a larger scheme. The narrative reveals a disturbing perspective on Western intelligence agencies potentially orchestrating covert jihadist operations, highlighting the complexities of truth and deception in global politics.

Exploring the intricate web of historical events surrounding the World Wars, this book delves into the influence of powerful, hidden forces on the rise of the Soviet Union and the fate of European colonial empires. It raises provocative questions about alliances, military strategies, and the geopolitical landscape, including the significance of battles like Gallipoli and Dunkirk. With over two hundred sources, it offers unconventional insights into the motivations behind major decisions and the establishment of a bipolar world order, challenging conventional historical narratives.

Iran is an ancient place of extreme contrasts. It is both blessed and cursed.It is home to both Islam and anti-Islam. This book attempts to trace out the Secret History of Iran, from 500 B.C. to present. This book covers the various secret groups and cabals that continue to dominate Iran, from the remnants of Mystery Babylon and the Sabaeans to crypto-Byzantines. Their little known role in the Mongol Invasion is investigated. Connections between such groups and well-known poets and intellectuals produced by Iran is methodically examined. Under the little known Khwarezm Empire, Iran served as the key to the Mongol destruction of the Islamic World. Today, Iran has once again been thrust into a similar position, as the modern-day Mongols encircle the Middle East. What role will Iran play this time?