The Secret Agenda of the Initiated Jesuits, Freemasons and Zionists

The Netherlands is sick. Mortally sick. Incompetent, brainwashed and overpaid traitors, led by Mark Rutte, have handed the Netherlands over to foreign powers with globalist objectives. Hard-working Dutch people are paying the price. Good and healthy food from our farmers and fishermen must make way for genetically modified lab-grown meat and insects from laboratories. Cash is to be replaced by the programmable Central Bank Digital Currency. European digital IDs and vaccine passports are meant to force people to constantly take mRNA injections. People are to be confined to 15-minute cities and private ownership of cars and homes is to be abolished. Madness reigns. Is this what we want in the Netherlands?

The book 'Money Nobility & Black Nobility, the Axis of Evil' is about the secret agenda of Deep State bankers. They are initiated Jesuits, Freemasons and Zionists who see wars as business models and use CO2, nitrogen and climate lies to terrorize the world. The subject is deadly serious, but the book is accessible and takes you into a world of lies, fraud and deception so enormous that few can (or want to) believe it.

“Those who see are declared insane by those who look but do not see.” B. Izar

About the author – B. Izar

B. Izar is a writer who focuses on social issues, financial systems, history, and topics that invite critical thinking. In his books, he explores questions surrounding power, information, economics, and social developments, often from perspectives that challenge readers to look beyond daily news reports.

His work is written for people who are curious, dare to ask questions, and want to delve into topics that regularly lead to debate and discussion. With an accessible writing style, B. Izar strives to make complex themes understandable for a broad audience.

His books are intended for readers who not only want to consume information but also want to examine their own ideas and beliefs.

"Some books provide answers. Other books make you ask new questions."