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The Illuminati: Facts & Fiction

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The Illuminati: Facts & Fiction is a larger expose' of a topic discussed in Mark's previous book: The Resistance Manifesto. In TI:F&F Mark Dice shows brilliant insight into the goals (past, present, and future) of the Illuminati. He even covers the largely un-discussed "mystery religion", and supports all of his material with sources from this, as well as centuries past. The book is a very easy read, with much of the information on the Illuminati finally collaborated into one source. The book also offers summaries of previous books and films relavent to the topic. This is exceptionally helpful when trying to expand your knowledge of the subject. The only downside, is the opinionated views expressed in regards to the "screw ball" conspiracy theorists, that seem biased and do not adequately represent the full scope of their careers/messages. (i.e. William Cooper and David Icke) While I personally disagree with him on that area, and feel it is devisive, it is only a SMALL FRAGMENT of the book (8-10 pages?) and SHOULD NOT PREVENT ANYONE FROM PURCHASING THIS BOOK!!!! The material contained is too important and very well sourced. If you want to know the true agenda behind past and present political events, or Illuminati's push for global governance, you must read this text. It is easily categorized and would make for an excellent reference piece.

Because the information conatined in TI:F&F is so important, and so thoroughly put together, I am giving this book 5 out of 5 stars! Great job!

Mark Dice has written the definitive book on the true facts and fiction of the Illuminati. Covering all the subjects you would expect and many more you might not have heard of, this book is a brilliant collection of truth. If you are new to the material the book takes time to teach you the right way and if you are a season veteran then the book will even surprise you with the depth of the collection of material. I especially enjoyed the fictional films section. Gathering from many reference works this book maybe the only book you ever need to buy on the subject of the illuminati.

First, let me just clarify that I am NOT a conspiracey freak, I've always questioned, with objectivity, the news and "goings on" in this world. Always feeling in my gut things are perhaps not as we see them - or lead to see them, but not ready to jump to conclusions or listen to just any "crackpot" spouting off about conspiracies, secret societites, etc.
Now with that said, I wish I could share this book with every American, everyone who cares about this country, this world...
This author is objective where he should be, gives references and links to all information so you can check them out yourself. This is a MUST read.
Even if you don't beleive everything in this book, it would be difficult for any rational, objective human being to deny that there are some frighten truths and perhaps we all are in danger of our very freedom as we know it. Just look around you with an open eye, think about the GOVERNMENT bailouts of the major car companies & banks, the war, the last two elections.
The only not so positive mention I have is there were more than a few copy errors.

Please read this book and pass it along to anyone you can get to read it.

Since Dan Brown's novel Angels & Demons and the subsequent film, a lot of people have heard about the Illuminati, but Dan Brown's version of the Illuminati is not anywhere near accurate. The Illuminati Facts and Fiction shows just where Dan Brown exaggerates and fabricates tales about the Illuminati secret society, and in my opinion is a more compelling read. This book clears up the muddied water that Dan Brown created by mixing in his own ideas with actual history about the Illuminati and Christianity.

I've read Texe Marrs' book Codex Magica, and Jim Marrs' Rule by Secrecy, and I really think that Mark Dice is the next generation's expert on the subject and is WAY ahead of his time. No over the top rhetoric...just a good look at the conspiracy theories involving the New World Order and the Illuminati.

This book is such a wake up call to what is really going on in thic ountry. Mark Dice does a wonderful job in pointing out fact vs. fiction hence the title. I am not a big conspiracy theorist but I am beggining to question what our govt. is doing. You owe it to yourself to read this book and form your own opinion. Don't follow your leaders blindly. Read both sides of the issue and then you will see Mark Dice is no conspiracy nut.

There is a ton of information on the Internet about the Illuminati, and most of it seems to be written by people who are paranoid, jump to conclusions, are insane, or have poor writing skills and never cite a source for their claims. This book gives a level-headed look at the mass of information and rumors out there and gives a fair analysis of the Illuminati secret society and many of the stories associated with it. I like how the author gives both sides of the argument regarding material that is difficult, if not impossible to prove, and clearly makes the distinction between peoples suspicions and documents the facts. A VERY informative book. Dan Brown is an idiot. Mark Dice is a genius. Get the facts.

Mark hits it out of the park in this latest addition to his library of books exposing the darkness. Daring to tread where others fall short Dice doesn't hold back when it come to asking and revealing the facts... even about trusted and familiar names. This book is a must read for anyone looking for answers. Get it on your bookshelf, before they start burning books again.

In past years, when I ran across books dealing with Occultism, the Illuminati, the Bilderbergers, or the Freemasons my eyes would generally glaze over and I'd move on to another subject as most people do. To me, this was the lunatic fringe --- the "hippies," the weirdoes, or what have you --- and I paid no attention. But all the while, I sensed that something was going terribly wrong in America and that some `one,' some `group,' or some sinister force was working behind the scenes, inexorably pushing the United States toward socialism and economic ruin. Being thus disconcerted, I resolved to try and figure out just what that `thing' might be. That led me to this book, which, to my surprise, sheds some much needed light on the subject.

Having already lived through most of the 20th century and all of the 21st century, to date, and having studied the problem to some extent: I had pretty well concluded that modern-day Liberalism (the discredited Progressivism of the past) was a large part of the problem. But, after reading this book, I've concluded that the problem goes much deeper than that. For, although it remains to be seen just how America's version of Fascist Liberalism/Progressivism ties in with the Illuminati, this book clearly shows that that must surely be the case. This must be so, since, although their intentions may appear to differ on the surface: It is clear that the ultimate objective of both, possibly disparate, groups is the economic and fundamental destruction of the United States of America.

The author demonstrates the Illuminati side of this equation by laying out in easily understandable form the entire history of the "Illuminati," and its various offshoots, from the time of its inception up to the book's date of publication --- clearly discriminating between what is known to be true, what is uncertain, and what is, in fact, patently false. And, as he does so, he takes great pains not to inject his personal opinions (failing only three or four times toward the end of the book). The result is a telling tale which leads the reader right up to today's America and into today's world, shedding much light on how the United States got into the terrible fix it is in today. After reading this book, in fact, it is extremely difficult to deny that the Illuminati's fundamental goals are either in work or have already been achieved. These include: the destruction of Christianity; the destruction of national sovereignty; the discouragement of patriotism; the abolition of family ties; and the suppression of the rights of inheritance and property.

Granted that there are still many missing pieces of the puzzle, most importantly how Liberalism/Progressivism fits into the picture, but after reading this book, it is hard not to believe that the Illuminati, or some high-powered convergence of like-minded forces stemming from the Illuminati, acting in concert with modern-day Liberalism, isn't acting against the principals upon the United States was founded and against the American people.

I suggest that you read the book and see what you think.

I became aware of this author after seeing him featured on an episode of the History Channel's "Brad Meltzer's Decoded" and decided to purchase his book for more information on secret societies including the Illuminati and the Freemasons. What I got though was a schooling on who those two groups are, along with the Bilderberg Group, the Council on Foreign Relations, the Trilateral Commission, what the Bohemian Grove is, the International Monetary Fund, and why we should *all* know who they are.

What is contained within these pages is a comprehensive examination of information of publishings, eyewitness accounts, legal cases, and even various "frauds" which have come out spanning a few hundred years. Mr. Dice has done exhaustive research and brought so much information into his book that one can not help but be in awe of the staggering amount of knowledge he has on the subject. Of course it is slanted, as he is clearly stating the Illuminati *do* exist. But he lays out the support for that claim in a very effective manner. Unlike other books of this nature, he does a very good job of discrediting "bogus" claims of who and what the Illuminati are, rather than proclaiming every wild-eyed theory about them as gospel.

To refute another reviewer's claim, Mr. Dice expresses in the very beginning of the book that he is Christian, but that in no way clouds the arguments that he makes. The topic is of a religious slant by very nature because the Illuminati themselves are Luciferians who basically believe Satan is the good guy, not thee other way around, and the existence of their organization and its activities are based on that (twisted) belief..

All in all it's a VERY informative book, and although there are a few points that I personally don't quite agree on, the gist of the book is one you can't deny.Many of things he brings to "light" are honestly scary to someone who is new to the subject, but hopefully that is scare enough to make one realize that reality as we know it is a very thin veil, and behind that curtain there are people that would do you harm. One must know that if there is good in this world, there is also evil.

Whether or not the Illuminati exist, well any researcher will tell you to gather the evidence and draw your own conclusion. The author has done this, and even though he tells you of *his* conclusion and presents the evidence (albeit some of it circumstantial), I invite anyone interested in the topic to do the same. Get the book

First off, If you are agnostic,atheist,muslim or anything else but Christian.Keep in mind that this book is written from the perspective of a Christian author. So before you go and get all butt-hurt about the angle this author takes on the Illuminati, remember there will be the use of the word God. So don't start crying about it and leaving muddled reviews. The Illuminati does in fact worship Lucifer, they do believe in satan. So if your looking for a non biblical interpretation on the Illuminati, there isn't one. Their beliefs are packed full of occult philosophy.