Ole Dammegard: The Man Who Pulls the Curtain Back

When I created this blog / website it was intended to serve a duel purpose. With the completion of one book 'Blood in the Ozarks' which is an historical account of the Civil War in the Ozarks and another soon to be released book 'A Beginner's Guide to False Flag's (which is exactly what it sounds like) an introductory guide to some of the biggest conspiratorial events in American history , I intended to cover both subjects. I've noticed that lately most of my posts have been Civil War related. There is nothing wrong with that, but I'm going to make a concerted effort to cover stories of a conspiratorial nature more often.

Enter Ole Dammegard. Ole is a truth teller who has spent a significant portion of his life "pulling back the curtain" on how global elites keep the public in a constant state of fear. Surprisingly I had never heard of Mr. Dammegard until I recently listened to his guest appearance on The Andrew Carrington Hitchcock Show.

His appearance drew my interest to his website and an interview with Ronald Bernard , a former Illuminati banker. Mr. Bernard has quite a story to tell and the interview is around two hours in length. Yes it is long but well worth your time.

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