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Summary: HEGELIAN TRAP
Review: 99% of people fall for this hegelian trap: "left" or "right";democrat or republican, capitalist or communist; it's irrelevant, the power elite plays both sides to achieve their goals,e.g.: just go out and do your own research on the story of creation of The Federal Reserve System, you will see how the power brokers fooled congress. Don't be a victim of this "left" or "right" trap.
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Summary: A perfect introduction
Review: If you are not familiar with David Icke or Jon Rappoport, do a web search on them. What you will find will either turn you off or light a fire of curiosity that will burn with the intensity of Truth. This book is a good place to glean the basic concepts of Icke's philosophy, as Rappoport conducts the interview. Rappoport is an impressive author in his own right, which other reviewers didn't comment on for some reason. At a time when what passes for "journalism" in this country isn't worth the time it takes to turn on the TV, Rappoport asks the hard questions and does the dirty digging to get to the bottom of issues that we just don't look at hard enough. His willingness to give Icke credibility says a lot. Yes, Icke does some reaching, but we underestimate the potential of technology and its roots to our own detriment. Approach this book with an open mind, and don't make it the last one you read on the subject. Amazon.com will refer you to many other similar authors who have been investigating in the same vein. When you decide to stop seeking, it will be because you no longer want to know -- not because it isn't true. It's not a pretty picture, but it is only by looking at it clearly that we will be able to do anything about it at all.
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Summary: Not sure what to make of all this!
Review: This is the first David Ike book that I've read. I must say that some things ring very true and I will read more of his books to get the bigger picture. On the other hand some of it is really out there. I'm keeping an open mind and I'll see what opinions I develop after more in depth reading. I do think that this book is a good investment if you are on the fence about finding out more about the authors ideas. This is a quick and easy read. Also inexpensive compared to some of other books. I've passed my copy on to friends, it definately is food for thought and interesting conversation.
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Summary: Not sure what to make of all this!
Review: This is the first David Ike book that I've read. I must say that some things ring very true and I will read more of his books to get the bigger picture. On the other hand some of it is really out there. I'm keeping an open mind and I'll see what opinions I develop after more in depth reading. I do think that this book is a good investment if you are on the fence about finding out more about the authors ideas. This is a quick and easy read. Also inexpensive compared to some of other books. I've passed my copy on to friends, it definately is food for thought and interesting conversation.
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Summary: Lifting the toilet seat - An interview with two loonies
Review: What do you get when two mentally disturbed individuals interview each other about unsupported rambling garbage ? Sheer lunacy and an insight into why one should not use dangerous drugs. Both these mental defectives babble on about secret socities, who farted in JFK's chair, why certain pollies are inhuman, etc .. the usual screed emanating from drug polluted minds. Sad really, because many unstable people out their will absorb this trash as truth - and that is the REAL danger. If this book can hypnotize and brainwash those reading it then one should seriously consider getting professional help. Obviously, neither of these two basket cases are curable - they are truly beyond any hope.
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