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Summary: Well Researched, but missing something
Review: I was interested in this topic and read the two reviews below. I decided to pick this book up, I was amazed by the depth and breadth of the research that went into this book. The only complaint I have is that I would be reading the book and forget what I had just read. The prose is occasionally awkward and caused me to have to go back and re-read the previous paragraph or page just to see what or who the authors were discussing.All in all I'm glad I read it.
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Summary: Well Researched, but missing something
Review: I was interested in this topic and read the two reviews below. I decided to pick this book up, I was amazed by the depth and breadth of the research that went into this book. The only complaint I have is that I would be reading the book and forget what I had just read. The prose is occasionally awkward and caused me to have to go back and re-read the previous paragraph or page just to see what or who the authors were discussing. All in all I'm glad I read it.
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Summary: A Frightening Indictment
Review: Kenn and Jim's magnum opus. (RIP, beloved friend to humankind.) This book is as scary as they come, and stranger than fiction. As a conspiracy writer, I found myself shaking while reading it. THEY are real, and THEY can do and have done horrifying things. The Octopus is the Matrix vivified. This book is especially important for anyone who still naively believes "there are no conspiracies." The word "conspiracy" means "to breathe together." Only two people are needed to make a conspiracy, and this book will leave you breathless. Danny Casolaro is a heroic figure who bravely and, perhaps, foolhardily attempted to foil the Octopus, whose tendons reach into the most intimate parts of all our lives. He should never be forgotten. Thank goodness for the valiant likes of Kenn Thomas and Jim Keith for telling his story. Movie studios should be clamoring for this highly untold story - but they are no doubt part of the Octopus. Danny, Kenn and Jim should be lauded for their audacity and courage in bringing forth this treacherous tale of murder and mayhem. Such valor is akin to that of Gary Webb in his expose of CIA drug-dealing. Carry on, fellow warriors for truth. Acharya S; Archaeologist, Historian, Mythologist, Linguist; Member, American School of Classical Studies at Athens, Greece; Associate Director, Institute for Historical Accuracy; Director, Center of the Research and Study of Theology; Author, "The Christ Conspiracy: The Greatest Story Ever Sold"
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Summary: A Vitally Important Read for Citizens Worldwide
Review: This delves into Danny Casolaro's investigation of the U.S. Justice Department's apparent crooked dealings with Inslaw, the software company that developed the spy software, PROMIS, for Justice under an agreement in which Inslaw apparently retained all proprietary rights to PROMIS. Justice reneged on paying Inslaw, yet PROMIS turned up illegally at other government agencies and foreign governments. This opened a Pandora's Box involving what Sir Winston Churchill called the High Cabal and Casolaro dubbed the Octopus; a handful of arrogant self-appointed aristocrats who are determined to force upon mankind the New World Order that madmen like Adolf Hitler and George H.W. Bush have raved about for centuries; a world government controlled by these elitists; one without constitutional rights. These murderous zealots stop at nothing to achieve their objectives. Aside from very few inaccuracies (like the time of George deMohrenschildt's death) this is well researched and written.
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