Okay, we're live. Hi, this is William Ramsey. Welcome to William Ramsey Investigates on today's show. I have a very special guest. His name is Michael Hoffman. And he published a book recently titled Twilight Language. It's on Amazon. It has 21 five-star reviews now. But it's based upon a very influential book for me, which was published in April or May of 2001. Title of that book is Secret Societies and Psychological Warfare.

And I quoted that book in my book, Children of the Beast, I think one of when I published Children of the Beast in 2014.

So that original quote is on there.

It's about the monolith that he wrote about in secret societies and psychological warfare, which has 233,

five-star reviews right now.

Michael Hoffman is an independent scholar and the author of 10 books of history and literature,

three of which have been published overseas in French and Japanese translations.

He has studied political science and history under Faiz Abu Jabir at the State University of New York at Oswego and at Hobart College under Francis J.M. O'Loughlin. He's a former reporter for the New York Bureau of the Associated Press and is now the editor of the revisionist history newsletter. And some of his other titles are the occult Renaissance

Church of Rome. They were white and they were slaves, the untold history of the enslavement of whites

in early America. And that's really been well read. There's many, many five-star reviews of that.

I've not heard of that title. Another one is usury in Christendom, the mortal sin that was

and now is not. And then Adolf Hitler, enemy of the German people. And again, we're going to talk

about this book, which I have right here. He sent me a copy. I read through it, finished it today.

Excellent book, Twilight Language, published 2021. So Michael Hoffman, welcome to the show.

Thanks for agreeing to the interview. Thank you for having me, William.

Awesome. For people who may not have heard your background or your earlier book, can you kind of

just go do an overview of your kind of independent research and leading up to Twilight language, please.

Well, I am a former reporter for the Associated Press.

That was way back in the 1980s where I got a firsthand front row seat at the level of media bias.

I often say that there is more falsification due to omission rather than commission.

In other words, outright lies are rather easy to spot.

And it's what they leave out that's often critical to our current inability to really

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