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Mind Control 101 - How To Influence The Thoughts And Actions Of Others Without Them Knowing Or Caring

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if you do a google search will be better, save your money, it's just a copy of other books...

Getting beyond the hype, this book is really nothing more than a compliation of many other books on the same subject. A good starter book for someone interested in this subject with absolutely no background in mind control or conversion tactics.

I will have to disagree with the other two reviews. Mind Control 101 is actually a good introduction to the various aspects of mind control. He provides an excellent overview of the subject matter. Yes you could easily find some of this material in other books. However, in this one book you can get a good overall understanding of what mind control is and how to use it for your own benefit.

The most glaring drawback to this book is the severe lack of editing and proofreading. The numerous miss-spellings and other grammatical errors do detract from a lot from the reading and understanding of the material.

First of all the book is not by J.K Ellis. Secondly it was not what I expected... Baisicaly it is just the history of mind control and the introduction... If you want the overall concept of mind control buy the book, if not don't waste your time!

There are two reasons to read this book - to learn to use the methods for `good' on yourself - (its wrong to try and control others with these methods) and the other to use for evil. I hope we know the difference. I read another very interesting and scary book called How to Make a Manchurian Candidate, that had me terrified - it was a Soviet text book and it was just too practical!! How to make a Manchurian Candidate: the Soviet Art of Brainwashing: A synthesis of the Soviet Textbook on Psychopolitics

Enjoy!