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The Biggest Controversies, Conspiracies, Theories And Coverups Of Our Time: From The Secret Files Of Science, Politics, Occult And Religion

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I'm not for certain who this gentleman is exactly who wrote the book, but according to his profile, he should be recognized as one of the greatest people of all time. Yet, this book is a flop, badly edited, and considers his readers (or people in general) as "conspiracy nuts". The editing and proof reading is certainly poor for being such a recognized writer. Describing one of his earlier books, the very first word is spelled "Aynone", in which should be "Anyone". I am not an English Major by any means, but this is poor. Yes the author does recognize some of the "conspiracies" behind important historical events. But he makes his readers feel like children who need a pat on the head and told that everything is going to be ok. that annoys me, and yes, that is my opinion. i would recommend readers to go after information that is a little more academically sound (tragedy and hope, creature from jekyll island, Professor Sutton Series and so on). if not academically sound, then presented in a more serious manner (Behold a pale horse, Cheque Mate: Game of Princes, and many others). I do not know the author on a personal level, but i would recommend the reader look elsewhere.

Gee, something is fishy here. Why is it that multiple books by this author are given IDENTICAL reviews by the same small set of reviewers? How is it that they're all priced nearly the same and carry either 5-star (fake) or 1-star (real) reviews?

These reviewers are apparently shills for the author. Don't fall for this blatent manipulation of the Amazon review system!!!!!

A couple of months ago I was agreeably surprised by new books written by Maximillien de Lafayette. Dr. de Lafayette is a well-known scholar, jurist, linguist, and author, whose books I have read with pleasure and interest for over twenty five years, in three languages. I imagine most readers know about his former books, but currently, he has directed his attention to a new subject - the study of UFOs, extraterrestrials, and especially the Anunnaki connection to our religions and history. Dr. de Lafayette's broad knowledge of ancient languages helps his meticulous research, and in addition, his new interest is very timely, since the subject is now taken extremely seriously by Academia and will very likely be soon taught in colleges and universities. However, while the books are certainly scholarly, they are also highly entertaining and suitable for the intelligent lay reader. I am writing this review not about a single book, but about the body of his work, now encompassing, I believe, eighteen well-researched and highly informative books. While I am particularly impressed by his Anunnaki Encyclopedia, I plan to place this review on his other books as well, since I would not wish any thinking person to miss the opportunity to pursue them.