The Vatican Billions, reviewed by Tom Friess

Book by Manhattan, Avro. Two thousand years of astonishing wealth accumulation, highlighted by dazzling deeds of private greed and of public philanthropy, of saintly sacrifices and of evil meanness, of individual generosity and of collective usury, carried out by popes, kings, prelates, rebellious churches, fiery reformers, holy men and villains, in the recent past; by revolutions, dictatorships, political parties, national and international banks, inter-continental corporations and global syndicates, in our times. The whole is supported by names, dates, figures and facts. It is written in a simple, clear, racy style. This book is a unique disclosure of the most formidable financial empire the world has ever seen, and which is still in full operation. Now!