New World Order: The Ancient Plan of Secret Societies

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Summary: Solid research -- the truth is stranger than fiction
Review: Having worked in and around the federal government for 20 years, I can say that this little book turns up in the strangest places. It's the only one I've seen that actually tries to document this stuff with real footnotes. The first chapter about the coup attempt during the Nixon Administration still has not been fully recognized for its historical importance. But the trip this event then takes the author on is a fascinating read through the annals of history.

You can see from the other reviews that this book is very divisive. You are either on one side or the other. If a believer in Christ, you'll love this. If Christ is a joke to you -- if you never outgrew rebellion -- this will grate on your nerves. Although the author is obviously a Christian, this is not a work slathered in Chistian-speak. It just states the simple truth and the rest is obvious.

Even most ministers don't understand the simple difference between Lucifer and Satan. Once you read the author's explanation of the difference, your world view will change forever. This little book answers the basic question, "Why even bother to oppose evil," and no one does it better than this author.

The author's view of the cause of the Great Depression is heartbreaking (as another reviewer put it) but right on target and backed by no less authority than 3 former chairmen of the House Banking and Currency Committee plus a Nobel Prize winner in economics.

I don't know where this guy came from, but there is more truth packed into this little book per page than you will find most anyplace else. May it never go out of print. Should be required reading in every high school.

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Summary: Hold onto your hat, it's quite a ride...!
Review: If you're the kind of person who knows something about the NWO, CFR, Bilderberger, C100, etc, etc then the best thing about this book is the detail. Very impressive, full of leads, a little scary and great food for thought.

Or if you're the kind of person looking for the first time at the possibility of covert government and secret agendas, then why not start here? It's as good as anywhere.

Oh, and don't bother if you're the kind of person (see Rick from Seattle below) who has an emotional problem with Christianity. You'll probably get very angry and won't like the discussions about Communism being manipulated towards the destruction of Christianity, or Karl Marx enjoying Satanist tendencies. The author is a Christian but he makes nothing of it: it's just well documented and well written prose, full of provoking arguments and new insights into the historical dramas of the past.

Hold onto your hat, it's quite a ride...!

If you like conspiracy books Here are a few. Having read the TOP books in the Government Cover-up Genre; "Unconventional Flying Objects" (NASA UFO Investigator for 30 years) by the scientist Dr. Paul Hill; my FAVORITE is "Alien Rapture" by Brad Steiger and Edgar Fouche (Top Secret Black Programs Insider) - (Great fiction-soon to be a movie); "Alien Agenda" by the best selling author of 'Crossfire' Jim Marrs (Best reference on UFOlogy); and "The Day After Roswell," by Colonel Corso - I'd say these books are a MUST READ also!

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Summary: Excellent research
Review: Skip the 1 star reviews folks. They are the shills. This book is 99% accurate based on everything I have read.

The elites were planning 3 world wars in 1871. Everything they have planned has come true.

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Summary: Help us to Save the World
Review: That may sound over-stated but it is not.

The Illuminati behind the coming New World Order need to destroy America in the Masonic Noachite-Enochian traditions of Mithra, Tammuz, Osiris & Jesus. The symbol for this is the Phoenix.

A devastating smallpox plague will be released very soon indeed, in order to 'crucify' and ressurect America.

Marines will be posted on the streets - the new police for the New World Order.

(Acheson Intelligence Group)

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Summary: Interesting Book
Review: The author of this book has a definite perspective regarding religion and while I don't agree with his view 100%, I still found his writing to be very interesting and enjoyable. I learned things I definately didn't know prior to reading this book. It opened my eyes on a number of world issues and specific US occurences. This is a book worth reading. Great overview of the subject (NWO, CFR, TC, Bilderbergers, etc.).

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Summary: Worst Scholarship Possible!
Review: The author writes this book from a fundamentalist biblical perspective, which makes it like trying to argue the bible with someone who continuously quotes it out of context. The antique references show the author's bias. On reading the second chapter descriptions of "secret societies" a person who knows Egyptian history and religion cannot help but feel a twinge of pain at the outright falsity of almost everything he writes there. The same goes for the brief blurb on Gnosticism as well as most of the rest of it. Find a book that has a more balanced view of history and religious ideas and skip this one. If you consider your time of any value at all then reading this book definitely wastes it.

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Summary: Worst "Investigation" Possible
Review: This book is garbage, plain and simple. William Still takes the unusual tactic of investigating secret society activity through a fundamental Christian perspective. This could have led to interesting results, but this book comes nowhere close. I am not trying to criticize Still's beliefs, but he clearly comes from the religious tradition that believes that any sort of behavior that does not agree with his theology 100% is "satanist". In fact he condemns his subject matter as "satanist" or "satanism" so many times that the judgement loses its force very quickly. Still also comes from the branch of Christianity that feels that all persons or ideas that do not comply with those fundamental beliefs to the letter are part of a vast conspiracy seeking to crush Christian beliefs. Once again, Still's personal beliefs are his right, but he has such a clear contempt for his subject matter that he is completely unable to investigate it in any useful fashion. Just when he is on the verge of unveiling useful information about the actions of secret societies, each time he collapses into tired religious dogma.

This book is not the "investigative" journalism that Still tries to tell you it is. I'll give him a little credit for trying, but he fails. He is completely unable to see around his personal hatred and contempt for his subject....

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Summary: your journey to paranoia starts here
Review: This book is wickedly entertaining, and seems to make a lot of sense, although, giving a few months of time to think about the material made me realize that it was little more than good entertainment. Conspiracy theories are good fun and can make you snap out of boredom and skirt the boundary of paranoia, which is a testament to how dull our lives can be. This book may have you looking at everyone you see in a funny way for a while, but in the end it should be viewed as mere entertainment. Some of this junk may be true, and there are abundant cross references to the material, but this guy's whole mission of sending an alarm seems to be just a vice for his own self-aggrandizement. Good fun, but there is better material on this subject out there.

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Summary: Fascinating, Frightening, and Factual !!
Review: William still's New World Order: The ancient plan of secret societies will make a great reading for the curious and brave mind that's willing to explore and learn the facts about the evolution of the elitist societies. Many of these secret societies have gone through a major metamorphosis that has led them to become legitimate entities and organizations. These organizations have been ruling every aspect of our lives for many years. Just like in organized crime, these powerful families even tend to intermarry among each other to strengthen the bond of power and wealth among themselves. They are the invisible rulers of the world that make the policies which in return bring them more money and power. You will learn in this book how it all started and why it will never end. This is not a book about evil, or about a doomsday scenario, but it is a book about man's desperate quest, obsession, and addiction to power, control, and aspiration to become god. The one world order (globalization is another benign name for it) has already happened and no one can stop it. The elites have facilitated the wedding of the global corporations to the political world, thereby creating a conquering hybrid machine which has tremendously succeeded in subjugating every corner of the globe economically and militarily if needed. This book will provide the reader with enlightening concepts that might be so shocking to believe. Mr. Still's research is disturbing and unsettling but very well documented and mostly accurate.