Very interesting book to read but critically

Very interesting book for several reasons. First, because it goes against a lot of ideas on the left, feminism, Catholicism. We should dig deeper to see how the ideas of Mr Soral are valid (Unfortunately, the lack of bibliography does not make this task easy, even if we can get clues by going to its website and through its videos) .
Then, because one discovers an author much more subtle than you might think by merely watching his videos. I find Mr Soral bcp more nuanced when he wrote that in his videos where sometimes it seems that it is an anti-Semitic caricature (opinion not mine, I said).
There are passages in the book which for me are the order of the masterpiece especially when Mr Soral made a synthesis of the evolution of the banking system (Read and reread ...)

However, there are some parts where I think Mr Soral demonstrated lightness, especially when talking interview with director Aaron Russo denouncing about a certain Nick Rockefeller. He reportedly confessed to Mr. Russo that he was part of a network that would be globalist among others instigated the September 11 attacks. By doing a search on the internet, we discover that Mr. Rockefeller has nothing to do with the famous family (often accused of doing globalist conspiracy part). Moreover, in this interview Mr Russo gives no proof of what he said. Under these conditions, how can we extend credit to what he says even more pronounced than accusations are very serious? It's a little gripe that I have to do to Mr Soral: it tends to include statements that confirm his own theses without informing the reader about the reliability of that statement.

So book to read but keeping in mind that Mr Soral is not a prophet, and like any human being, he can err and make mistakes.