“THE UNVEILING: 1.0” unveiled – Part 2

Last time, I wrote about the genesis of “The Unveiling Series” and how I was inspired by Sumerian Mythology to write it (see Part 1 of “The Unveiling: 1.0” unveiled).

In this installment of “The Unveiling Series” unveiled, I will talk more specifically about the aspect of the first book that involves the cabal. For those of you who may be unfamiliar with this term, Merriam-Webster’s dictionary defines cabal as follows:

The artifices and intrigues of a group of persons secretly united in a plot (as to overturn a government); also : a group engaged in such artifices and intrigues.

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Some examples of the cabal that are more commonly known are the Bilderberg Group, the Illuminati, and some would even say the Freemasons. Of course, this list could go on with other clandestine organizations like the Club of Rome or the Committee of 300, which proposes that there are 300 individuals who run the world.

Since the recession of 2008, we have heard much talk about the 1% vs. the rest of the world. Only now are people beginning to believe the truth behind these percentages. Is the idea that 300 people control the majority of the world’s wealth so implausible? The premise of the cabal centers on the idea that those who govern the planet are not the ones we see, but are more so the ones we don’t see. Not the Bushes, the Clintons or the Obamas, but rather the Rockefellers and the Rothschilds.

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CONVINCING US HE DOESN'T EXIST
In the first “Unveiling” book, “1.0,” we are introduced to our protagonist, Max Battenberg. As the heir to a multi-billion dollar fortune, Max has always enjoyed the best money can buy. Just shy of his 25th birthday, he has held the belief that luck made him a member of a wealthy family. Along with most people, Max took for granted that his father, Demetrius Battenberg, had used sharp business acumen to parlay the family fortune into greater riches. While on some level, this was true, Max was completely unaware that he’d been born into the cabal, a fact his family intentionally withheld until the age of twenty-five. Once a Battenberg reaches this age, they are introduced to their true legacy in a bizarre ceremony referred to as the Battenberg Initiation.

In Merriam-Webster’s definition of cabal, it is implied that a group might secretly rise up (as to overturn a government), as if this might happen at any point in the future. But consider this: what if a cabal had always been there? What if every function of every society on every continent had been secretly governed by an invisible group?

After his initiation, Max learns he is part of an intricately placed system that has for centuries dominated the globe. Just like in the movie, "The Matrix," what if the majority of the world had been born into slavery without even knowing it? It is this reality that “The Unveiling Series” explores through the eyes of its protagonist.

In my next post, I will talk about Beyonce’s Super Bowl performance. Did she really throw up an Illuminati sign (see the eye in the pyramid above)? If so, does that mean the Illuminati really exists?

“The Unveiling: 1.0” is a sci-fi/fantasy/adventure. It is available in paperback, Kindle, Nook or iBook. To learn more or to purchase a copy, please visit TheUnveilingSeries.com