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Ahmed Joseph ahmedjo — I can't believe there are people on this website that give this book anything higher than 3 stars. It's kind of baffling to me. Irony at its peak. I read this book when I was 16 or so, just getting into the whole Illuminati/Satanism/Orwellian Dystopia fad. Honestly? This book just fed into my paranoia, despite how much I enjoyed it. I'm 20 years now and I can't help but facepalm myself for the hours I spent wasting on this trash. What has happened here is that you have someone who has a background in journalism and TV presentation, so of course he's going to be convincing, confident and have supposed "sources" to back up his beliefs. I put sources in inverted commas because it's almost like Icke has never heard of something like "bias" or "objectivity". He claims he has The Truth, yet he also cleverly denies it. The difference here is that he never has any space for different opinions or perspectives, he presents this material as fact, as if he is some kind of celestial expert. He'd probably make a poor debater. The guy clearly had psychological issues since childhood, and difficulties with socialisation. He failed so hard in life, he actually won. He has an admirable imagination, I'll tell you that. Much like a nine-year-old boy with a comic book obsession. He has no respectable academic background, all talk and no action too. I just don't understand how anyone can take him seriously. You'd have to be very gullible or high on shrooms. While the theories are fun to explore, all they are is just that. Opinions, beliefs fuelled by passionate paranoia that everyone's out to get you. The saddest part is how he had to give the elites this super funky extraterrestial vibe. No. They're sociopaths. They're humans. I understand that's hard to process - the depth of human cruelty and selfishness. But it's purely a brain thing. I'm not sure he's aware of that. This book isn't happy and positive, not even spiritual. It's nothing but fear and pseudoscience. The author offers no solutions or alternatives to the problems humanity faces today ("just be your true self!" he says), therefore this book has no merit to it whatsoever. It's nothing but the half-crazed bitter ramblings of a divorced middle-aged man obsessed with connecting dots that don't exist. He's dangerously convincing, the way Hitler was a passionate orator, but if you're perceptive enough, you'll start to notice the elaborate fiction this book really is and the poisonous ideologies it could germinate in your mind. Aside from that, and this is probably irrelevant, but I don't like his vibes either. They're cold, tense, erratic. Like a spasm of electric currents. He doesn't look like a happy man who's doing what he loves. It's almost like his life depends on this. It's certainly some kind of unhealthy psychological thing. Whatever. If you are hopeless about human civilisation in its entirety and like the TV show "X-Files", this book is for you :)

James Martinez _ — This is the last in the trilogy and deals with the difficulties of the soldiers and families as the war ends, and peace is declared. These novels are not all "gloom and doom". Don't miss them!