St. Germain Book

"I have been following Robert Bruce Baird's work with great interest. It is obvious that he has accumulated much knowledge regarding the older secret societies." - Jim Marrs; author of the NYT best seller Crossfire. "Mr. Baird has a real talent for spotting the blindingly obvious that most people miss." - Philip Gardiner; author of The Serpent Grail. Book Description On the day that the Battle of Waterloo was decided an important event took place that I think had been arranged or agreed upon by St. Germain, and his Martinist, Illuminati and Stuart or Hibernian inner sanctum friends including Thomas Paine. That day saw Nathan Rothschild take over the British Treasury as the King of England allowed him to trade Treasury financial instruments with insider information. Once the one world financial interests had control of the British Treasury they could focus on the next step in establishing the economic One World Government that the Physiocrats and corporatists wanted. That next step was the creation of the Fed which led to the IMF and World Bank. St. Germain was not only the top person in the founding of the United States and France where he was the Minister of War, but he was also a Russian General and philosophical genius beyond the pall of any academic. There are few books about St. Germain, other than those written by people seeking to build a new religion around him as an immortal. Voltaire said he never saw him age one day in the fifty years he knew him - but St. Germain himself said the talk of his immortality was silly or worse. You will have to decide for yourself if this warlord and spy was worth more attention and scholarship. About the author: "History is largely propaganda. Many scholars know that and it still goes on today; but the reasons for this social engineering and priestly manipulation or economic intrigues are known by few, if any. My books attempt to deconstruct the myths which are at the root of most of the problems we face in this life on Earth. Eliminating ignorance is a first step each one of us can take toward restoring a more truthful history of man's cultural development which shows Pythagoras was actually not the first sage or alchemist. That kind of fiction is the work of people who sought to claim all advancement was of their own making as they developed Empires and refined various means of enslaving people. All sciences come to bear in my work, and I am indebted to many who have made contributions to my effort and research. It is encouraging to hear them say they have benefited by learning the facts behind the myths. But all the facts are not known despite what some people want to believe. Hopefully, people will study and address the real issues we face. Fighting the good fight (as I believe St. Germain did) often means having to do some things we might rather not do. It is hard work but I love it." ~ Robert Bruce BairdRead More