Customer Reviews
garbage - By: David Reid, 02 Apr 2008 
having heard a few people mention this book I decided to give it a go. Total rubbish, my copy went into the bucket. The author has clearly destroyed his brain with drugs. Avoid.
A warning to new conspiracy theorists ... - By: V. Lydon, 28 Mar 2008 
A confession first of all ... I have not read the entire book, & indeed have merely flicked through it, reading a few passages here & there. My review is toin no way cast doubt upon the writer's knowledge or beliefs, however is to be more of a warning for new & budding conspiracy-theorists out there.
I have read very few conspiracy-theory books though do have a passing interestin the subject. This book has excellent reviews & a great write up so I thought I would give it a go.
The only reason as to why I have not, as yet anyway, sat down to read the book cover to cover is that it is incrediblyin depth. So here is my warning for new readers to this genre. Whilst I have absolutely no reason to believe that the content, or author himself is misleading, inaccurate or just plain crazy this particular book is very detailed. If you are new to the subject & have very little, or no, prior knowledge to cases which build towards alleged conspiracies then I fear that beyond the first page of this book you will feel incredibly lost & confused. It is probably not the best place to start if you are only just beginning to explore the idea of conspiracies though that's not to say that once you have eased yourself into the subject it would not be worth pursuing further through the works of this author.
All I can say is that he has clearly put his heart & soul not only into this work but his faith & beliefin conspiracies as a whole; but please do bearin mind that he has spent most of his life working towards these theories & therefore trying to convey them to those who are unfamiliar with such a premise is very difficult indeed & not the purpose of this book. I feel the purpose is mainly to secure & back-up (so to speak) the supposed facts behind these conspiracies & that at least a passing knowledgein their history is needed into order to follow his works.
could be a lot better - By: Mr. R. J. Paul, 12 Mar 2008 there' quite a lot of interesting & entertaining stuffin this book, but about half the book is appendix & pasted information which isin smaller print, largely boring &in some cases completely unreadable.
I think a lot more effort could have been made to make this a more readable & worthy book. There could have been a rewriting of the text to summarise, instead of just copying it,in total, off a photocopier, very amaturish really. But there's enoughin the book to warrant not chucking itin the binin disgust. The author has really skimmed over the hard-core conspiracy about aliens, spaceships & bases on the moon, he dosn't reveal a great deal about it, but he seems to know more, that maybe was classified, so generally very dissapointing, as other people have written books about the NWO conspiracy, & I was led to believe that this was about aliensin the main, as that's what he talked about mainlyin his vids, & so he's gone over & concentrated on global government, which isn't very interesting.
Bill Cooper - seer into the future - By: G. Leach, 28 Dec 2007 
Milton (Bill) Cooper was a military man (US Air Force & Naval Intelligence) & a patriot. He was also a visionary who accurately foresawin this book what has come to pass. His voice was deemed too dangerous & he was shot dead by US government officials outside his own house on Nov 5th 2001. David Egan is plainly illiterate & painfully ignorant.
A book for idiots and sheep - By: David Egan, 21 Jun 2007 what a load of crud. Only easily led idiots would take this crap seriously. People who take no responsability for what happensin thier life. They are victimised & used by hidden enemies!!! Dont waste your money, even if you use it as toilet paper
