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Summary: Heavy Reading for L:ightweight Intellects
Review: ...for a full scale Congressional investigation. But those in power should fear not, for too many very important people are involved. I'm surprised that the author is still alive, but as Colby told him, "a book detailing the scandal was the best way to ensure his safety." What the hell is happening to the principle that we are a nation "Of, By, and For the people?" The truth is that America is the most powerful OLIGARCHY on the face of the planet.
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Summary: A Story that Cries Out
Review: ...for a full scale Congressional investigation. But those in power should fear not, for too many very important people are involved. I'm surprised that the author is still alive, but as Colby told him, "a book detailing the scandal was the best way to ensure his safety." What the hell is happening to the principle that we are a nation "Of, By, and For the people?" The truth is that America is the most powerful OLIGARCHY on the face of the planet.
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Summary: Political corruption rips Nebraska !
Review: Anyone who still thought Nebraska was a safe place, in the 1980s, will quickly learn such was not the case. This book exposes so many community pillars that whenever anyone asks THE OMAHA WORLD-HERALD about the book, those employees get very uptight....and very quickly! Serves 'em right.
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Summary: Absolutely astounding and unbelieveable but true!
Review: I believe everyone that can "stomach" it should read this book! What is happening to the children and what can we do about it? How could these things be? We had better start praying for our country!
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Summary: Ted Gunderson Report talks about "The Franklin Cover-Up"
Review: I believe that there are secret societies in our government.
It has been going on for thousands of years throughout history, why is it so inconceivable that it's not going on now?Please do a search on google for the Ted Gunderson Report, it is hard to believe.
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Summary: SHOCKING....must be read.
Review: I grew up in Omaha, Nebraska in the 1980's and had no clue as to what was happening. This book will open your eyes. It will change the way you look at our government and the world in general. There seems to be evil everywhere and our children need to be protected.
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Summary: God help us before the government kills us all
Review: I happened upon this book by accident. this book will make you sick, it will make you cry, and it will make you madder than you have ever been. This is a book every American should read. The United States that we all love and would die to defend is in serious trouble, after reading this book, then you will be ready to start reading David Icke's books, BUT not before, Mr. Icke's books are to far out there for most people, but if you start with this book, written by a former US Senator and learn what he uncovered, then proceed to Icke. Our freedom is not what we think it is. Please read this book, there will be a time in the future that you will need to remember it.
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Summary: An absolutely true book!
Review: I have read this book (even though at times it is so shocking and gut wrenching!) I have bought several of these books and given them to anyone who would take the time to read and understand that such an evil really does exist in this world. I have prayed to God to help these children and to allow me to do whatever I can in His grand scheme of things to help. Anyone who really cares about this country and it's children should take the time to read this book.
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Summary: It is all true.
Review: I helped investigative this case and, unfortunately, everything in the book is true. I hope that someday justice will be done. For now, however, those of us whose lives were involved in the investigation of this case will still have to accept that,"'They were too big, and we were too small."
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Summary: Scary Stuff
Review: I live in Omaha and I well remember when this story broke in the press. It was big news; Lindbergh baby headlines, in fact. When I saw this book was available, I knew I had to read it and find out the information that the press refused to carry. John DeCamp names names and skewers people with little regard for his own personal safety. I won't go into too much detail on what happened. Read the book to find that out. It is sufficient to say that there were many allegations of child abuse, homosexual encounters, drug abuse and embezzlement of monies involved. The people accused of the abuse were very prominent people in Omaha society, and still are today. DeCamp lays it all out for everyone to see. He cites sources and makes devastating charges against all those involved. He even indicts the federal government as a willing participant in this cover-up. DeCamp is most impressive when he outlines the scandals of Bob Kerrey's tenure as Nebraska governor in the early and mid 1980's. Several bank scandals and questionable loans cast Kerrey in a fairly sinister light. DeCamp says Kerrey used NIFA (Nebraska Investment Finance Authority) to make loans to his buddies and corporate interests. This is the same thing Bill Clinton did in Arkansas with the ADFA while he was governor, around the same time! Those wacky Democrats! What will they come up with next! Needless to say, some of the revelations in this book are tough to read and pretty shocking. There are explicit descriptions of unnatural acts and violent incidents. There are big drawbacks to this book, however. For one thing, DeCamp has an ego the size of a house. He is constantly patting himself on the back and makes sure everyone knows how much money he could make, how successful his career is, and how many big names he can drop. It gets old real fast and hurts the book, in my opinion. He also gets off on some weird tangents. It's one thing to brag about your involvement in the Gordon Kahl case, or the militia movement. When you start talking about a CIA project called Monarch, in which America's youth are being programmed to kill and maim, you are really stretching credulity. I even roared out loud with derision when I got to the section on Monarch. Attempting to tie one of the Franklin kids into Monarch isn't a good idea, either. It erodes credibility. Despite these parts, the book is a good examination of the entire scandal. No matter what anyone ever says, the death of Gary Caradori is EXTREMELY suspicious. No one can argue that Peter Citron isn't a pedophile, either, as he served time in prison for that crime. These two events alone cast sinister suspicion that something was going on, although whether anyone will ever know the true scope of the scandal is highly unlikely. Would I recommend this book? Yes, especially for the Kerrey info and the actual discussions of the Franklin cover-up. Just be sure and read this book with caution. Never believe everything you hear, see, or read!
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