FtabAristarchy Synthesis
For opening and downloading a
Synthesis in 73 pages of the
full book of
946 pages
in PDF format, click here:
FtabAristarchy
For all the 3 types of links to work properly in the PDF, in particular when returning from a link in the PDF by using the "Alt" + Left Arrow combination, it is better to download the PDF and save it on your PC, and then use it independently of this online version on this website.
To activate the vertical "Navigation
Column" tool
on the left of the PDF document, if it is not already open, in order to be able to navigate the PDF
by
headings (instead of by small mini-picture of the pages of the book), click on
one of the little icons on the far left (usually the second one from the top,
depending on your operational system). This would normally make its
outline turn
bluefish, indicating it is
the activated, Then you will see the list of headings that you can click on
for navigation purposes.
The full book is very long. In its current WORD or PDF formats on paper format A4 (or Letter size for North America), and while using small fonts (Colibri 11), the full book with its current 4 parts has some 946 pages. In a more normal book size, and while using the slightly bigger normal fonts for a normal book, it has well over 1500 pages. Consequently the full book was divided in 4 volumes.
For the above reasons, and for the convenience of most readers, at least to start with, a short SYNTHESIS was placed in the lower part of the document. That SYNTHESIS has only some 73 pages (format A4. The first Heading on the navigation column on the left will give you a direct link to the Synthesis.
Following the SYNTHESIS, there is also a good EXAMPLE in only 4 pages of a the typical cumulative steps a country would need to take to free itself from the current global enslavement. The example is based on the "great little" country of Greece. That country has given us some of the greatest moments of best democracy and culture in the past history of humanity, thus best possible liberty, and is one of the most enslaved countries at the moment by the globalist elites, in particular since 2008. So the steps of liberation from global enslavement are particularly legitimately well applicable to Greece. But they can be adapted to most other enslaved country, mutatis mutandis. These 4 pages might in fact be the right place to start to read this long book for particularly busy people.
Read these two sections of SYNTHESIS first in the downloaded PDF, in which all the types of links are accessible instantly, and all returns from links (using the "Alt" + Left Arrow combination) also work perfectly. If you are still interested after reading these 2 short summaries, then you can read the full book from the first page, or navigate to one of the 4 parts that you think might be of more interest to you, by using the headings of the activated navigation column on the left side of the PDF.
BeLove
Jacques
Pythellippos
JD/jd