Robert Maxwell and textbooks

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The speaker says students didn't learn this "because Jews own the textbooks," says Robert Maxwell bought a publishing company for about $2 billion and partnered with a major U.S. printer, calls him "provably" a Mossad asset, and says he was assassinated on his yacht when he was about to turn on them.

• The guide says Maxwell did buy a publisher in 1988, but his company fell apart after he died in 1991, and today's textbooks are made by investor-owned companies, with states deciding the content (chapter 15).
• Maxwell's death at sea in 1991 has been the subject of speculation; the deck does not establish that he was assassinated or an intelligence asset, and the speaker gives no source.

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