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Zinger's review of
Slightly To The Right byH.L. Richardson
Zinger, I read this excellent little book years ago. My friend, the late Albert Burns, gave it to me. I wish it was still in print. It's full of excellent advice from a man who had some great experience in the California State Legislature.
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Chris's review of
The Perestroika Deception : Memoranda to the Central Intelligence Agency byAnatoliy Golitsyn
Communism is not dead, but Americans have been tricked into believing that it is. This important book reveals much that endangers America today, in 2009.
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Chris's review of
End the Fed byRon Paul
Chris, I've meant to buy this and read it, but have bought it and sold my copies. I'll order it again. I did read THE CREATURE FROM JEKYLL ISLAND-A SECOND LOOK AT THE FEDERAL RESERVE in 1994-1995 when it came out and FINANCIAL TERRORISM by John F. McManus on the topic. There's also a new 38-page booklet by McManus called "DOLLARS & $ENSE" that I love. It's available at www.shopjbs.org but I don't know if its on Amazon.
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Zinger's review of
Silent Spring byRachel Carson
This book, probably more than any other report or book, brought about the end of DDT use as a pesticide. The UN's Persistent Organic Pollutants Treaty (POP)followed in its wake. Some equatorial African nations, as a result banned the use of DDT to kill disease-spreading mosquitos. The result? Million in Africa and elsewhere have died from Malaria as the Mosquitos and the malarial parasites made a comeback. DDT saved millions of people as it killed trillions of mosquitos over the years of its use. The loss of its use has been buchery on human populations.
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Zinger's review of
None Dare Call It Conspiracy byGary Allen
I first read this book in about 1971, I believe. It opened by eyes to the INSIDERS and to the influence that The Council on Foreign Relations has held upon our federal government for so many decades. The book is as important now as it was when it sold milllions of copies in the 1970s.
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The Communist Manifesto (Paperback)
byKarl Marx
Years ago,when I was about 18, my uncle, an economist suggested that I read Marx's "The Communist Manifesto," which I did read. I read it again every so often to remind myself of the wicked revolution that adherents to the communist conspiracy are involved in bringing upon mankind. I recommend that every Christian, every American, anyone who loves freedom should read the book to see how Communism destroys family, property, religion, and morality.
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<![CDATA[Bliss added 'Triple Cross: How bin Laden's Master Spy Penetrated the CIA, the Green Berets, and the FBI--and Why Patrick Fitzgerald Failed to Stop Him']]>
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to: Triple Cross: How bin Laden's Master Spy Penetrated the CIA, the Green Berets, and the FBI--and Why Patrick Fitzgerald Failed to Stop Him (Hardcover)byPeter Lance
This was an excellent book which I read during September 2009. It exposes many mistakes and coverups by the FBI and other intelligence and law enforcement agencies. It reveals much about al-Qaeda and about the cooperation enjoyed by al-Qaeda from nation-states,as well as raises questions about how an al-Qaeda operative could be granted access to America, enlisted into our army, and depended on by our FBI and other agencies supposedly without anyone catching on to his spy status.
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<![CDATA[Bliss added 'Blacklisted by History: The Untold Story of Senator Joe McCarthy and His Fight Against America's Enemies']]>
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to: Blacklisted by History: The Untold Story of Senator Joe McCarthy and His Fight Against America's Enemies (Hardcover)byM. Stanton Evans
I bought the book in the Sacramento airport and started reading it on the plane home in September 2008. Stanton Evans, a true student and researcher into the Cold War, has vindicated all those who have defended Senator Joseph McCarthy for his long and lonely effort to expose some of the communists and traitors who were inhabiting federal positions of trust.
The careful documentation of Stanton's long-researched book speaks for itself. When coupled with the excellent book "The Venona Secrets," the truth is there to see and backed up by plenty of documentation.
In the 1950, 1960s, 1970s, etc. the Left-dominated press in America have intentionally and wrongly smeared Senator McCarthy and their allies, those Lefists in the Hollywood crowd who worship the likes of the murderous Communist thug Che Guevera, still denigrate the great American, Joseph McCarthy. But, at last the undeniable truth about Senator McCarthy has been documented for all the willing world to see. He was an American hero trying to expose internal enemies of America to the light of day.
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