The New Jerusalem E-Book:
Zionist Power in America

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The New Jerusalem: Zionist Power in America is an eyeopening inside look at the American Zionist elite today, the most thorough, fact-filled comprehensive up-to-date overview on the subject yet published. Here, between two covers for the first time is hard data and information?taken primarily from ?mainstream? pro-Zionist sources?relating to the power of the Zionist elite in America today . . .
This one-of-a-kind survey doesn?t focus on the ?Israeli lobby? or on the historic role of the Zionists in intrigues of the past. There are lots of books?and some very good books?on those subjects. Instead, The New Jerusalem examines?in stark detail? the incredible array of wealth and clout of the American Zionist community, demonstrating?beyond any question? that the Zionists undeniably constitute the ?power elite? in the United States today . . .
And we?re not just referring to their well-known influence over the American media. A lot of folks have written about that . . . Instead, The New Jerusalem goes much, much farther . . . For the average individual to assemble this information would cost hundreds (if not thousands) of dollars and dozens of hours of research . . .
Many of the books cited are out of print and hard to find?but Mike?s sources are all ?mainstream? authors and sources and all pro- Zionist. This is an invaluable resource volume you?ll refer to time and again in debating with friend and foe alike, writing letters to the editors of local newspapers, calling radio talk shows and in the course of research. Here are just some of the highlights . . .

? A detailed overview of some 200 major Zionist families . . . Who they are. What they own. Where and how they made their vast fortunes. Some names you?ll recognize. Many you won?t. This is the first time EVER that this information is being made available to grass-roots Americans. You?ll be amazed at the details that Mike has compiled . . . ? Hundreds of cold, hard facts and figures about the sources of Zionist wealth and power in America . . . ? The industries they dominate; ? Their impact on culture and society; ? Their vast influence on the education system; ? The names of Zionist political action committees; ? How Zionist voting power is magnified . . . ? The first-ever complete accounting of the Zionist names appearing in the most recent (2004) list of the famous Forbes 400 list of the billionaires and mega-millionaires in America today?available nowhere except in the pages of The New Jerusalem (and not even in Forbes itself!).
Softcover, 184 pages

The New Jerusalem: Zionist Power in America is an eyeopening inside look at the American Zionist elite today, the most thorough, fact-filled comprehensive up-to-date overview on the subject yet published. Here, between two covers for the first time is hard data and information?taken primarily from ?mainstream? pro-Zionist sources?relating to the power of the Zionist elite in America today

A detailed overview of some 200 major Zionist families . . . Who they are. What they own. Where and how they made their vast fortunes. Some names you?ll recognize. Many you won?t. This is the first time EVER that this information is being made available to grass-roots Americans. You?ll be amazed at the details that Mike has compiled . . . ? Hundreds of cold, hard facts and figures about the sources of Zionist wealth and power in America . . . ? The industries they dominate; ? Their impact on culture and society; ? Their vast influence on the education system; ? The names of Zionist political action committees; ? How Zionist voting power is magnified . . . ? The first-ever complete accounting of the Zionist names appearing in the most recent (2004) list of the famous Forbes 400 list of the billionaires and mega-millionaires in America today?available nowhere except in the pages of The New Jerusalem (and not even in Forbes itself!).
Softcover, 184 pages