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None Dare Call It Conspiracy
By: Gary Allen
The Book that Changed General Conference
Apostle Ezra Taft Benson in 1972 shared a message to the whole LDS Church at General Conference over the pulpit to read this book None Dare Call it Conspiracy by Gary Allen.
It is shown here.
I have read this simple little book. In it, Gary Allen rails against the globalists. Especially the Counsel on Foreign Relations (The C.F.R.).
Allen details where the funding comes from for these roundtable groups. He shares who were early members of these groups. And he shares their ultimate objective...to put down American Constitutional freedoms and to setup a global government under their own control, not the people's.
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How Does None Dare Call it Conspiracy Relate to the Last Days?
In the last days, there will be secret combinations. The Book of Mormon states this fact generally. On a more specific note, Ezra's Eagle states when these secret combinations will wake-up to take power in the earth. And what they will do when they seize that power. This is recorded in the book The Last Days Timeline. (below)
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