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Sage of Quay Radio: Deanna Spingola: The Holocaust and The Forbidden Perspective April 2015

By Deanna Spingola ∙ May 13, 2018

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This show will deal with Deanna’s extensive research into the Holocaust and specifically whether the number of 6 million Jews is real and if it’s not real then where it came from.

For many, much of what you will hear in this show will be controversial and for some, very controversial because this is a version of history you have never been taught or been made aware of. It is, for all intents and purposes, forbidden knowledge. I encourage everyone to listen with an open mind as we recall the words of Winston Churchill; “History is written by the victors.” Deanna's extensive research is highly interesting and very thought provoking. This video (One hour 39 minutes) is a definite must see.

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  • Deanna Spingola

    Deanna Spingola (born 1944) is an author, researcher and former radio host. During her active years, she investigated government and corporate corruption as it relates to the faltering liberties of American citizens and the war-targeted populations of other countries. She does not shy away from controversial issues. Deanna’s books include the Ruling Elite trilogy and Screening Sandy Hook: Causes and Consequences.

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