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Few had ever heard of Operation Waco-Paris before 2022. Now, for the first time since the aftermath of 9/11, the devastating global pandemic, and the FBI's seizure of top-secret government documents at Mar-a-Lago, a recently declassified memoir relating to the "President of France" finally seeks to clarify the truth behind the actions of a small cadre of clandestine operatives based in Paris at the turn of the millennium.
At once a gritty tale of espionage and a behind-the-scenes peek into the strategic containment of a fearsome religious movement on the fringes of the art world of the early 1990s, American Renaissance traces evidence of the operation's gruesome mission to the very historical roots of Modern art and the founding role played by the CIA. Perhaps, revealing the final deadly chapter of our Post Modern ending to have at last arrived: A role for art in society that appears to be far more terrifyingly aligned with the world of prophecy than any artist who envisioned the future that is to come.
"The newly redacted diaries of this errant warrior now at last provide the most compelling historical evidence yet of a much lesser known covert Holy war that has persistently been going on for years, if not decades, beyond the scope of public scrutiny.
- Lt. Colonel Lloyd Cutler Allenby,
Retired Director of AI Cyber Programs, Greenbelt, MD
"As many critics have pointed out, terrorism is not an enemy. It is a tactic. Because the United States itself has a long record of supporting terrorists and using terrorist tactics. [In not providing for the cloak of Title 50 under the US Code (and thus) keeping U.S. Forces in peril, Congress would surely be committing the high crime of squandering the lives of soldiers and marines involved in these covert operations]..."
- W. Eldridge Odom, Senior Fellow, The Hudson Institute