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Thank you Catherine Austin Fitts for suggesting this read, and thank you Patrick Ord for writing this novel. ~Ron

“All I want is your data.” ~ Henry Maddox

 

The Curtain, a novel by Patrick Ord.
The story of marketing guru Henry Maddox whose genius is identifying ways to profit from online data.
Easy beach reading, The Curtain takes you inside the dangers of big data collection through the Internet and suggests some things we can do about it.

http://henrymaddox.com
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