A Match Made in Heaven: The Independent Private Scholars Network, By Sigrid Countess von Galen

A Match Made in Heaven: The Independent Private Scholars Network,

By Sigrid Countess von Galen

Type Writer, Pen and Paper - The ancient and the progressivd multi-disciplinary Researcher and Writers' tools and hackproof Human Way alike! Especially, when you write and research about areas of expertise that have been monopolised and manipulated and steered or silenced at more than one crossrad by a self-styled elite, who seems to even subsidise anything on their agenda from grants to taper and seals a curse in disguise of a prayer with a phonetically whispered Amon that sounds like Amen...,

'Against the Stream' is an Independent Private Scholars Network, Research Library and historic as well as actual research Catalogue. Writers, researchers, educators, volunteers with special interests and expertise collaborate, exchange and discuss freely in this multi-forum.

Teams and individuals match their skills for Expert Services that range from science, humanities, literature, poetry, history to arts and performing arts, to investigative disciplines and forensic specialities.

Research has often been sabotaged, stolen or fallen into the false hands or has been silenced and suppressed by a few lobbies, who would not shy away to let their dirty work against honest researchers and writers, who serve humanity selflessly and in humility, be done by hired mercenaries or by strategically and placed bribed colleagues and friends in universities, charities or companies and government departments, and who enjoy plotting and carrying out even murderous hobbies.

Many writers and researchers found a sudden end not just in their work but also their lives were cut shot and murders by ritual freemason and templar and other secret spiderwebs' ritual knives covered up by a still intact fascist machinery that after the second world war interwove increasingly within the giraffe routes and old Inca transport ways of the churches from the lurches.

It is to them and to their dedication and devotion to peace, justice and truth that we dedicate the research of this international network, and the Clemens August Graf von Galen Institute is proud to offer a home and a voice to the silenced and voiceless writers and researchers, who put their work into the service to the good forces and especially of a peace that is lasting and built on the foundations of truth and justice!

I am delighted to announce that our latest project has landed on the ground: Our old-fashioned style off-line and on-paper maintained research library catalogue with independent publications by our 'Against the Stream' private scholars network!

No hacking possible, as our essays and papers are being sent out by the authors themselves to all, who are interested in an old-fashioned paper printout via post.

We go back to the good old way of exchanging and communicating via correspondence.

If you are an independent researcher, add your research in our 'Against the Stream' Private Scholars Network's catalogue, facilitated by Clemens August Graf von Galen Institute.

For more information, or, if you have research or an essay you like to add to our catalogue, simply DM or e-mail me under countessvongalen@gmail.com for now!

Membership is free for authors.

If you are an individual, company, charity, thinktank or other organisation and have individual specialist research requirements and would like our expert research services, please, contact Sigrid Countess von Galen, for a tailor made quote: countessvongalen@gmail.com

Sigrid Countess von Galen
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