Conspiracies and Secret Societies | 
 enlarge | Authors: Brad Steiger, Sherry Steiger
Publisher: Visible Ink Press
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Pages: 556
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Dimensions (in): 9 x 7.3 x 1.5
ISBN: 1578591740
Dewey Decimal Number: 300
EAN: 9781578591749
ASIN: 1578591740
Publication Date: January 15, 2006
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Startling allegations. Suppressed evidence. Missing witnesses. Assassinations. Cover-ups and threats. Documented connections to even deeper intrigue. Allusions to the New World Order. American history is replete with warnings of hidden plots by the Illuminati, the Freemasons, the Zionists, the Roman Catholics, the Communists, World Bankers, the Secret Government, New Agers, and Extra-Terrestrial Invaders, to name a few. The truth is out there, somewhere, maybe. In this age of minimum individual privacy and maximum government secrecy, the truth sometimes seems a battered relic, more myth than reality, and more valuable for its rarity. Shedding light onto the darkest and most enduring of stories, this book is a compelling encyclopedic overview of 300 individuals, organizations, and events where official claims and standard explanations of actions and events remain clouded in mystery. With nearly 100 illustrations and organized in an engaging A-to-Z format, this complete dossier encompasses topical issues, historical riddles, old and enduring societies, modern-day initiates, favorite topics among conspiracy theorists, and more recent claims. Do you want to know a secret? Its a great book sure to satisfy conspiracy enthusiasts, whatever their level of paranoia.
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Worth it! August 5, 2008
I read Conspiracies and Secret Societies cover to cover. I found it to be fun and entertaining for the most part. However there were some examples that were frightening enough that I did further research and found them to be absolutely true. The book presents the topics in such a way that you can come to your own conclusions. There is no indication of "soap boxing" for any of the topics. There is referance information to do your own reseach on the entries. Highly recommended for those who want to know more...
Everything you wanted to know about Conspiracies but was afraid to ask. June 15, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
The most comprehensive listing on the market I've seen.
A must have for conspiracy enthusiasts.
GET THIS BOOK!!! Nuf said. February 18, 2008
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
This book is great. If you have even the slightest interest in conspiracy theories, get this book. You won't be able to put it down (You may also not be able to go to sleep after reading this book). This book covers some of the lesser known conspiracy theories and secret socities such as Heaven's Gate, the Mothman, and many others. It also covers many of the classic conspiracy theories, such as men in black, roswell, area 51, and of course, the new world order. One thing I like about the book is that it gets to the point. It doesn't start out with "It was a clear day in Roswell, New Mexico. The wind was gently blowing, the kids were out playing, and the grass was greener than ever." Instead, it jumps right to what happened, starting out with something like "Something crashed in Roswell New Mexico. The goverment says it was a weather balloon, but many others think it was a UFO." Also, this book is very reliable, listing ALL its sources of information. So get this book!
Why are you still reading this review? Go to the top of the screen, and click the order button! Then, when it arrives, read it, then lose three days of sleep because this book WILL creep you out as well as entertain you for hours.
Oh my gosh, you're still reading this review! What part of push the order button don't you udnerstand?
 Plenty "Politically Correct" Conspiracies May 12, 2007
1 out of 3 found this review helpful
We read Brad Steiger's mystery books of the
late 1960's and early 1970's. They were
worthy paperbacks, not as wild, funny and
erratic as John Keel's works, but similar.
This book is much larger and extensive than
those:
CASS is a "FAT 500" book of many descriptions,
photo images and theories, that a reader can
use to grip and examine popular conspiracies and
associated personalities, perhaps to improve
conversations about the unusual or increase
adrenaline levels.
We commend Steiger on inclusion of
1. John Lennon, UFO researchers, Jonestown,
and George Wallace MURDERS, via possible MK
ULTRA, Manchurian Candidate, MI[56], MIB,
drug-affected mind control, cancer or other
Kontrol techniques.
2. Dr. Henry Kissinger (Master Spy, "Hank",
Dr. Strangelove) who, along with other Occult
Mind Control Advisors, seem always present in
the New World Order Rule and Reign of Terror.
3. Bankers, Bildebergers, Trilaterals
4. Interesting Individuals (NOT criminal) like
R. Steiner, Helen Blavatsky, Nikola Tesla and
Wilhelm Reich the Orgon Energy Explorer.
Certain vital essential clever conspiracies and
societies are conveniently MISSING:
1. World War Criminal financial elites who gather
TRILLIONS of Dollars/Rubles/Pounds/Francs/Marks
from Wars throughout the centuries, so the WWC's
acquire a vast mountain of Gold and Jewels with
which to "secure" their New World Order.
2. Chernobyl, a major nuclear disaster, at
the brink of a New World War, between Black and
White Races, perhaps a detour warning;
and the World NUCLEAR Movement with its nuclear
Occult practices: SuperUnNatural Forces, Evil
"Advanced Technology", the Mad Magic of Mad Humans.
3. Khazars, who have filled so many influential
positions in the US, UK and elsewhere are missing,
perhaps to ensure that CASS would be published.
Also the Syndicate, the ultimate of criminal
profitable conspiracy, is conveniently omitted,
as is much of its lesser partner in crime,
the Mafia (Italian-based rather than Russian-based).
4. Joe McCarthy receives only a mere mention,
even though McCarthy was perched on the rim of a
Massive Giant $Conspiracy$ just prior to his
possible murder in a US Naval hospital.
5. The KAL 007 passenger jet, downed by Soviet
military fighter, killing major conspiracy
activist (Dr. Larry McDonald) from the John
Birch Society, a so-called "right wing extremist"
group, previously mentioned in Steiger's books
as providing relevant material exposing World
Conspiracy, is omitted. CASS does describe
some of the JBS and other "extremist" groups.
6. Ted Owens, one of the greatest psychics and
forecaster Prophets of the 20th century never
receives a review. Mr. Owens was a Prodigy
equivalent to the Prophet Musa (Moses or Moshe).
Many UFO radicals and simple UFO witnesses came
under severe, sometimes deadly fire, especially
during the 1965-75 US/USSR/SE Asia War years.
7. CIA/KGB collusion, FBI/FSB familiars, NSA/NKVD
Nazie Commies are not hinted at.
(Telephone monitoring, harrassment, intimidation,
surveillance, other spy spooking, as experienced
by radicals and "extremists", can be quite real,
as in my case for the past 34+ years!)
8. Many Black Muslim deaths, disappearances and
"accidents" are not mentioned.
9. Interdimensional Intelligences mind-control
over People actions receive no theory.
10. Council on Foreign Relations (CFR),
Robert McNamara's "Whiz Kids" and RAND
"Think Tanks" are conveniently omitted, as are
Congressional/Judicial/Executive organised crime
links and networks.
Basically, Conspiracies is a good reference for
"politically correct" or "religiously correct"
conspiracies, if that's what you're looking for.
When You realise that some always portrayed as
"Criminal" or "The Devil" or "The Enemy"
are possibly Heroes and/or Scapegoats, then
You are getting getting deep into the stuff of
REAL Life Conspiracies and Secret Societies.
To remain Sane with CASS, perhaps Realise that
Each and Every Creature is really a Divine Being,
directly related to the Super Supreme Divine
Being, ALLAH or God, Who Loves and Cares for ALL
and Each of Us, as an Eternal Divine Family Member.
We give Conspiracies and Secret Societies THREE
out of FIVE, but hoped and expected better from
Mr. Steiger, as further progress in his
discoveries of hidden worldly ways of Human
society, over the past 50 years or more.
None Dare Call It Conspiracy
None Dare Call It Treason
Iron Curtain Over America
I'm worried about Brad and Sherry July 22, 2006
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
That's right I'm worried about Brad and Sherry. Why? All they do is research and write darn good books. Good thing for those of us who want to read them! When I got this book I could not put it down. Be prepared to spend some time reading it. Fascinating reading. Go take a vacation guys, you deserve it.
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