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Summary: Dire, exploitative ravings
Review: Sadly, a book that's drivel from end to end, a cynical exploitation of the poor saps who rely on charlatans like Brice and Icke to absolve themselves from guilt over the miserable inadequacy of their short lives. Brice claims to expose the real causes of American society's shortfalls, but in reality the conspiracy is of a heartless capitalism that commodifies all relations until we are nothing more than our labour value.I would frankly be ashamed to have written this book: a tissue of deceit that manages to be both ludicrous and dangerous in the way it alternately insults and flatters its readers.
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Summary: SKEPTIC BELIEVES THIS IS TRUE !
Review: Some of the information here seems very hard to believe, at first. Actually, I think I just did not want to believe such evil existed in my government. But then, I remember a similar story being told in a book by Cathy O'Brien and Mark Philips. I recently heard another similar story on Coast to Coast am radio(ArtBell) by a Zech Daniels.
The thing that most convinces me is that, over 20 years ago, a favorite talk show host, Candy Jones, wrote her story in a book about similar government experiments being done on her. I had listened to Ms.Jones over many years and had always found her level-headed and pragmatic in her approach to life. I do not believe that she had this rich fantasy life to manufacture such 'wild' claims.
Mr. Daniels, on the radio, seemed so, well, embarrassed to tell such a story - a feeling a 'normal' person would have if he felt that he must relate such a story to strangers and knew how they might judge him for that would have been his attitude in their stead.
No, I do truly believe MsTaylor and the shame goes to the government officials who allow this to continue.
Some of the scenerios are repeated ad infinatum with differing persons and the book really could be shortened a bit just for the sake of better readability.
My fervent prayers go for MsTaylor and all of those who are innocent victims of the crueler operatives of the once great US government.
It is, indeed, ironic to hear the media debating on whether we should torture those who we capture in battle; while knowing that this is the very way in which we treat some of our own citizens.
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Summary: No doubt in my mind
Review: The other day I went to have a medical procedure done where I needed to be sedated - basically a routine colonoscopy. The drug I was given allowed me to remain concious, but sedated, and then gave me total amnesia of everything that occurred during the procedure. The last thing that I remember was being injected with this drug and asking the doctor "What exactly am I going to forget?" - he said "Everything from this point on." In other words, everything that happened while the drug was "in charge". I was told that I was awake during the procedure, that I asked questions, that I was told what to do and did so. I have absolutely no memory of any of this. Many of us have seen TV hypnotists who could easily take audience members and have them thinking and acting as if they were giraffes, clowns, or Elvis. Given the fact that these types of mind manipulations happen in everyday life, why is it so far fetched to some people that this could occur on a massive and organized basis by the super rich sociopaths in charge of our lives and country? As for rich socioipaths, just read any of Eustace Mullins' or Antony Sutton's books to see what I'm talking about. Don't believe in mind control? Didn't you know that Congress has had hearings on MK Ultra (MK being cryptic for mind control). It's in the Congressional Record - all you need to do is look it up and get yourself educated - and by the way - get a couple of books on HAARP while you're at it. After you're through with that, get a copy of "The Franklin Coverup". Did you know that Paul Bonacci, a victim of mind control, was able to successfully sue his abusers for $1 million? In my opinion, he should have gotten a lot more. This book is too overtly detailed and rings too true to be a fabrication. I have always wondered why Bob Hope became such a huge success in spite of being, in my opinion, extremely unfunny. This explains it beautifully. It also explains a little of why Michael Jackson and the Jackson family appears to be such a mess. And it also brings up other questions about others in entertainment and politics who appear to be under some kind of spell - Liza Minelli for one comes to mind. Is David Guest her handler? It obviously took Ms. Taylor a great deal of courage to write this book - I applaud her for it.
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Summary: Thank God for Brice Taylor !!!
Review: This book is clearly one of the most revealing autobiographical accounts of the 20th Century. As a survivor of decades of unspeakable abuse, Brice Taylor shares the horrific details of her unusual life among the powerful and famous with astonishing clarity, insight and even humor. After repressing countless trauma-based mind control tortures she had endured in order to shatter her psyche and condition her for use as a secret operative leading a 'double life,' the amnesiac parts of Brice that held these memories finally emerged from deep within herself to chronicle, like a modern-day Anne Frank, surely one of the darkest episodes in America's history. Her experiences make the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal seem by comparison like the farcical sideshow it was. Brice Taylor describes exactly what mind control techniques were used on her (including electric shock, drugs, sensory and sleep deprivation, hypnosis, starvation, brainwashing and virtual reality equipment, torture, and sexual abuse) and names specific locations where this was done. Her experience builds upon the documented, declassified government mind control projects that were sponsored by the CIA and other such agencies for over 25 years, such as MKULTRA, MKDELTA, MKSEARCH, BLUEBIRD and ARTICHOKE, all exposed over two decades ago during 1977 Senate Hearings. Quoting from an article in U.S. News & World Report (1/24/94), her book points out that these mind control projects were conducted on a "vast" scale throughout the U.S. The CIA's behavior modification Project MKULTRA alone consisted of 149 subprojects and, according to CIA Director Stansfield Turner, was carried out at 80 institutions, including 44 colleges and universities, 15 research facilities or private companies, 12 hospitals or clinics, and 3 prisons. These projects remained classified and therefore invisible to the American public for more than two decades. Only the incredibly naive could believe that such programs no longer exist in secrecy today. Walter Bowart, a pre-eminent authority and author of the book, Operation Mind Control (1978), wrote the Forward to Brice Taylor's book and further investigated the Senate revelations about the large-scale government mind control program. What he found runs counter to the ignorant claims that total mind control of an individual is impossible. In fact, his 1978 book supports Brice Taylor's experience by revealing that the objective of the government program was to "take human beings, both citizens of the United States and citizens of friendly and unfriendly countries, and transform them into unthinking, subconsciously programmed 'zombies,' motivated without their knowledge and against their wills to perform in a variety of ways in which they would not otherwise willingly perform... and involved techniques of hypnosis, narco-hypnosis, electronic brain stimulation, behavioral effects of ultrasonic, microwave, and low frequency sound, aversive and other behavior modification -- in fact there was virtually no aspect of human behavioral control that was not explored in a search for the means to control the memory and will of both individual and whole masses of people..." Brice Taylor's book eludes to the existence of a secret program, known as MONARCH, that utilizes hypno-programmed 'slaves' like Brice Taylor to, among other things (such as memorize documents photographically and act as a human tape recorder or computer at high-level meetings), sexually service politicians, including U.S. Presidents, and dignitaries as their 'perk' or 'fringe benefit,' supposedly for the purpose of protecting the immoral needs of such officials from outside sources of venereal disease and 'Lewinskyesque scandals' (but in reality for purposes of blackmail and subliminal control over them by their hidden puppetmasters). In fact, Brice Taylor's book details how this secret program was implemented, based on her own experience with it as one of its secret 'operatives.' Yes folks, on the surface what Brice Taylor describes in shocking detail is almost beyond belief, but once the reader absorbs the fact that her experience is part of an intentional program (paid for by your tax dollars) to ultimately control our nation's highest officials, it all makes perfect sense. Her allegations have been corroborated by others and its theme is well-known among healing professionals working to help other victims of these unconscionable projects. Two adult survivors of MKULTRA testified about their childhood mind control abuse before the President's Committee on Human Radiation Experiments in 1995. During her many years in recovery and after her attempts to reveal what happened to her, Brice Taylor received and survived many death threats. And, uniformed or deluded individuals, and those with a 'hidden agenda,' continue to attack her with false allegations and disparaging remarks, in an attempt to prevent this information from achieving wider distribution. Years ago, the Pandora's box of mind control was opened and the atrocities descibed in Brice Taylor's book are now escalating worldwide as the black market for robotic humans (spies, patsies, assassins, informants, couriers, recorders, sex slaves) expands and rising dictatorial governments succumb to the corrupting influence of a totalitarian-bent and pedophile-infested global elite. It is high time for the entire spectrum of post-Cold War cryptocrats propogating the madness she describes to sit down for an East-West/Trilateral summit and throw off the yoke of their sick and moneyed global puppetmasters. Through this book, Brice Taylor offers a precious gift of stunning awareness to those among us who still care about human dignity and freedom!!!
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Summary: Boo!
Review: This book is full of the same conspiracy theories promoted by left-wing tin foil hat America haters such as David Icke. Pure propaganda!
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Summary: The best book ever.
Review: This is a must read! Every thing we think our country is, it is not. Brice Taylor names many people in her book. We as Americans need to be informed and see what goes on behind the scenes. It is time for all of us to wake up.
Some of the people in her book I thought were great Americans now I think they have put on a fake front. Get this book.
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Summary: Poor Susan Ford
Review: When I read this book I found myself getting paranoid and having bad dreams, which I had happen when I was researching UFO phenomena and getting into some of the weirder stuff. When I get paranoid I stop reading, and take that as a sign that something isn't right with the material. Don't get me wrong, I'm not a fraidy cat, I can read most anything and deal with it. But when I start feeling crazy myself, I think I've bought into something that isn't true. I have no doubt the author believes this is all true, but I believe she has been manipulated into believing something this outlandish to discredit her. Look! It worked! Somebody or something implanted absolutely absurd and horrific information in her mind, and (mistake) she believed it. Believing and pursuing this information broke up her family and, I think, broke her. The same thing happens to people who get too involved in UFO's the occult, demonology and religion. It ruins them if they start believing everything they see and hear. Let this be a litmus test as you are trying on some new framework for reality, such as the author presents in this book: Does this information make me feel better, more sane (truth) or worse and less sane (untruth). Good luck, readers!
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