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Parapolitics: Conspiracy in Contemporary America

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Conspiracy expert Kenn Thomas presents Parapolitics: Conspiracy In Contemporary America, an anthology of his writings originally published outside his usual magazine "Steamshovel Press", plus assorted gatherings from his web site and lectures. Chapters probe possible hidden machinations behind key events from the Kennedy assassination to election 2000 to conspiracy questions about the September 11th attacks, to valuable advice for using the Freedom of Information Act to glean vital data from national archives. A hard-hitting anthology that stresses the importance of keeping a skeptical mind and holding trust in abeyance unless thoroughly earned. Above all, Parapolitics indicts the "parapolitical" underground of the secret elites who engineer war and worse for the sake of their own personal gain. Though some of Thomas' theories may appear extraordinarily far-reaching at best, his sense of citizen's distrust and determination is more valuable than ever in today's increasingly chaotic and lie-filled world.

Along with Nick Redfern's new book "on the trail of the saucer spies" this latest by longtime conspiracy investigator Kenn Thomas is the work of complete genius.

Thomas has this sort of acrid, slightly cynical, "seen it all" writing style that makes his conspiracy investigations have the air of a stolid tome.

Even still the book doesn't waste your time trying to prove anything -- no we're beyond that -- what it does do is expose the labyrinth of disinformation in the shadowy world of spooky-looky land.

So the JFK assassination IS connected to UFO technology and to genocidal drug-weapon schemes of the CIA.

Ouch. This is powerful stuff.

This book is about conspiracy theories from a person who believes the conspiracies. I was looking for a book that reported on conspiracies from a proving/disproving, fact-based point of view. This book is made for the believers by a believer. Lots of conjecture. Not what I was looking for.