Nathalie: Confessions Of A Fashion Model: The Dark Side Of The Fashion Industry - Monarch Mind Control, Slavery And Sexual Abuse

An eye opener, shocking, but again shows how we are being manipulated to believe a fantasy. The world is not what see, hear or read. There is much more to this and is dark and dangerous. We have to be extra careful, especially if we have children.

A great concise book which offers one of the best synthesis on the subject from an insider. A must on this subject.

What an eye opener.this so must read. Take the res pil educate yourselves to be prepared. One only think is in one industry but ready this book i am well aware of the danger. and waht these people have in all industries . Wake up be educated don't be left alone.

Is it that hard to find a proper translator in Holland? Book was laborious to read. Tried to verify some names and didn’t come up with much. Author has an incredibly high opinion of herself and was bragging about her talents and looks throughout the book which then leaves the reader suspicious of the rest. I have no reason to believe she is proactive in exposing pedophilia and hope she continues her research.

This information is incredible. This is what is happening under our noses - nothing is as it seems. This book is a quick read . Every one should read it . Open your eyes . I would love her to publish more . This is invaluable information

Great information in this book

A book, written in a different language and then poorly translated to English.

If you’ve studied Hollywood, MK Ultra, the dark occult, elite bloodlines, & satanic ritual abuse, everything in this book will make sense. This story is the REAL DEAL. Nathalie aka YSE, is an actual insider. She has photos to prove her modeling career. You can tell it’s legit information because she was very specific with names of places and people involved, which is why she’s been taken hostage after the publishing of this info. Also when googling her name, you can only find 1 photo of her, even though the book contains way more and she has been a huge icon of the elite fashion industry. Big data does not want her to tell her story. I loved reading every page. Go buy this book!

This book is good indeed. I recommend to everyone, whether you believe it or not, you should read this and be aware things in this world are not innocent and simple as they look. May God save us all from it.

Thank you for getting your story out. People need to read this!

Not sure where to start. I have mixed feelings about this book.There is a lot which is definitely true what YSE tells in the book but a lot contradicts too her story. I guess with years of abuse and drugs -mind can be tricky and can send you on different journey where you will not know what is real and what’s not!As much as she talks about exposing “the group” nothing was there to point the finger even after where she spends great amount of time talking about her research into the pedophiles group or other sinister elites. Very little was published by her knowing that eventually she will end up again in psychiatric ward -so use that moment publish what you know!If you embark on journey to expose surely you provide more facts rather than jumping from one memory to another with very little data to present ?!After looking into some references where she mentioned her research, forums she registered or where she take about Keany number of things contradicts and don’t add up to her story. Forum realityuncovered(.)net still exists and YSE logs going back to 2006 and not what it states in book 2007. There are very lengthy published messages still present. What YSE writers in the book and what she write in forum is totally different. I am not sure if any of the MO made changes to her posts but the text, grammar, how she writes and what she writes far different from what you see in book! Worth checking over 300 posts were posted by YSE which very confusing at times ...

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Having read accounts by Cathy O'Brien, "Trance Formation of American" and Fiona Barnett's "Eyes Wide Open", (amongst others), this book didn't shock me as it seems to have done others. However, it does continue to sadden and worry me deeply.I worry about our young children and this book highlights the reasons why we SHOULD be worried about them. This world can be a dark and cruel place and with children being lured into fashion, music, drama, dance groups, etc. we should perhaps be much more awake.The fashion industry is a sex-slave trade industry. Please don't be closed minded and think that Hollywood Movie stars and big music artists/bands would never get involved in satanic ritual abuse or the human trafficing/sex slave business. They will, they do and some are involved because they too are "Monarch" programmed.This particular book highlights Nathalie's journey, as she tries to piece together the broken fragments of her memories, from a young child and throughout her career as a top model She was used and abused for sex. She had undergone MK Ultra, "Monarch" mind control programming when she was a very young girl, (which was probably ongoing, but she wouldn't remember) and has missing chunks of memories and time, which she is trying to put together and bring some reasoning to her life.She is strong. Her story doesn't read as though she's a victim, but as a fighter. The book itself is easy to read and it flows well. You are left asking many questions - so is Nathalie! This isn't a book that has a satisfactory ending, nor middle, nor beginning, as there are many unanswered questions for the reader and for Nathalie - particularly around her real parents. She hints at a second book and I truly hope there is one - with more answers for her and for her supportive readers.This should be a "must read" for all young people and all parents. We shouldn't be removing material just because it's uncomfortable to read. The truth needs to be heard.After finishing the book, Nathalie was locked away in a psychiatric hospital. This is something that had happened to her numerous times before, due to her strong personality fighting through and trying to break through her programming.