The Open Society Playbook by Scott Howard offers a deeply researched exposé of elite-driven globalism, examining how philanthropic networks, NGOs, and ideological movements shape modern culture, politics, and sovereignty.
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In his newest book, Scott Howard, author of The Transgender Industrial Complex, exposes the persons and actors financing the push for globalization and dissolution of national borders. Howard, in his own words, commits the “thoroughly postmodern crime of telling the truth using the words of the actors committing the acts themselves as evidence.”
Just as well-sourced and meticulously researched’s previous work, The Open Society Playbook follows the money through Soros and the American Zionist lobby, connecting the dots between color revolutions and immigration NGOs all over the world. Howard’s latest masterpiece is a must-read for anyone who wants to take a deep dive into who is behind globalism. Some names will be all too familiar to the reader while others may be shocking. Still more strands of this vast web will involve powerful organizations and groups that most have never even heard of.
Antelope Hill Publishing is proud to present Scott Howard’s The Open Society Playbook. Howard’s latest work is sure to be an invaluable tool in uncovering the origins of the worldwide push for open borders and a globalized economy.
340 pages, 6″x 9″ inches.
Paperback ISBN: 978-1-956887-66-2
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