Matriarch and World War III

About the Book

<p>The author was one of those people in Melbourne who knew about 9/11 before it happened. The terrorist squad of the police force harassed her in the late 1990&rsquo;s when the government began writing up its intended terrorist laws. The poor woman was nearly shot dead as a female terrorist just after the Bali bombing. A United Nations meeting convened on the other side of the brick wall where she parked her truck. &ldquo;Matriarch and World War III; Internal State Terrorism in Australia&rdquo; was therefore compulsory.</p>
<p>Just who masterminded 9/11 doesn&rsquo;t really matter anymore. The 21st Century invasions of Islamic countries and the suicide bombings and carnage in the world demand an explanation. In the 1970&rsquo;s the United Nations told the world to reduce population growth. Islam and the<br />Catholic Church refused. The problem is that Islamic countries can only export their overpopulation in an attempt to reduce the humanitarian crises that arise from too many people demanding the necessities of life. Jihad for women in Islam means excess children and refugee<br />status. When invaded, the mujahedeen volunteer to fight to the death; the others flee as refugees to consolidate their numbers elsewhere&mdash;the traditional strategy of military Islam.</p>
<p>Representative democracy has a weakness&mdash;the numbers win the vote. The long-term, cold war military strategies of Islam therefore go beyond parliamentary consideration. The hullabaloo about the humanitarian crisis in the world and the demands of Islamic refugees overshadow the targeting of the unwanted in Australia. The naive and the uninformed don&rsquo;t know. Secrecy Provisions prevail.</p>
<p>World War III is a collection of civil wars all around the world.</p>

About the Author

Apart from all my university qualifications, my area of expertise is the quasi-science of metaphysics. “Matriarch and World War III; Internal State Terrorism Australia” was written from that perspective. Secret Societies in the Western World investigate the astuteness and wisdom of the ages, not religious organizations.

The Islamic Koran is regarded as a metaphysical book because it deals with the unknown. An understanding of metaphysical principles requires lateral thinking—a mental ability to find many solutions to resolve problems both personal and political.

I am a 73 year old woman with an uncanny ability to overcome diseases and injuries to the body that cripple other people. My awareness allows me to be in the right place at the right time. When I was three years old, my mother taught me how to cross the road and the train
tracks. I was given freedom and liberty from an early age. There were no rules when I grew up. I didn’t even have to obey school rules and didn’t have to go to school on a Monday.