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There are several books on the market which help to explain the career of Lyndon Baines Johnson, but this is certainly one of the better biographies:  This book goes into some detail about the political rise of LBJ, and it also provides background information about the State of Texas, which is large enough to twice absorb the island land mass of Great Britain.
It helps to explain why LBJ was made famous by radio, and how his own wealth became tied to that medium. In view of the current scandal over the last U.S. election of 2020, it also explains how ballot box stuffing and vote rigging was essential to the promotion of LBJ on to the national, and then international stage of world affairs. Comments are closed.
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Our team produced this free radio program for PCRL in Birmingham.
It was repeatedly broadcast on and after October 20, 1985. Click & listen! 
Click above: All human beings are freeborn, but false recitals of the past opens the door to the false idea that some human beings are born superior to other human beings, and the result is human enslavement.
From our bookshelf: a horrific and hidden story that exposes the British Crown (that created the GPO back in the year 1660 to censor communication), which enslaved White people in order to settle their colonies! They were the Crown's blueprint to also turn Black people into slaves!
Watch video interview with the authors.
More from our research library shelves: Here is a book you should read because it exposes acts by the Royal Family of Belgium, to the horrors of slavery in Africa. It is exposed in part by one of the early leaders who tried to liberate Ireland from the slavery imposed on Ireland by the British Crown! 
King Leopold III of Belgium also has links to the work of Herbert W. Armstrong regarding his financing of British offshore radio: This will also be exposed FREE OF CHARGE within updates of our continuing serial Blog! 
Click for our previous academic series.
Click for our earlier research into the financial backing of the UK offshore radio stations of the 1960s.
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January 2021
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