The secret war against Humanity

Note: this is the Dutch-language edition, titled "De Roofdieren tegen Het Volk".

After covid, millions of people know one thing for certain: they have been fooled on a massive scale. Most still wonder how this could have happened, and the answer is not easy to find. That is because only an in-depth analysis of world history can give us the Bigger Picture behind the world stage. And that is exactly what is needed for a proper understanding of what we are experiencing today and what we may have to expect in the near future if we are not careful.

Meeuwis T. Baaijen (1952) was born and raised in the Dutch countryside, where he developed a strong bond with nature. As a veterinarian and later also as an entrepreneur, he worked in 7 countries on 4 continents. This brought him into contact with a wide variety of cultures, political systems, languages and above all people. His international background served him well when he decided to dive deep into world history to write his book De Roofdieren (The Predators), which has since been published in seven languages. After almost 50 years of atheism, he realised that the Enlightenment was in fact an Endarkenment, intended to alienate us from Nature and the Universe (God, Allah, Tao, the Source), from which we all draw our strength to move mountains, if we so wish.

The insights he gathered in this book, De Roofdieren tegen Het Volk, help you find ways to regain our stolen freedom and to have a future again.

Product specifications

Author: Meeuwis T. Baaijen
Publisher: Obelisk Boeken
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 344
Language: Dutch
ISBN: 9789464611595
Published: July 2024
Size: 24.2 x 17 x 3 cm

Over de schrijver: Meeuwis T. Baaijen

Meeuwis T. Baaijen (1952) groeide op op het Nederlandse platteland. Als dierenarts en later als ondernemer werkte hij in 7 landen op 4 continenten, waardoor hij veel verschillende culturen en politieke systemen van dichtbij leerde kennen.

Zijn eerdere boek De Roofdieren verscheen inmiddels in zeven talen. In De Roofdieren tegen Het Volk bouwt hij daarop voort.