Secrets, Plots, & Hidden Agendas
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The promise of the synopsis ("He uncovers the facts about secret plots and the reasons that so many people believe them to be true") is not fulfilled by the book, which turns out to be a boring, and boringly narrated, litany of repetitious details, primarily about Waco and Ruby Ridge and little else. Nothing new here, nor are there any insights into why so many believe secret cabals are out to get them, and to rule the world. On the other hand, it helps to explain why people buy into the James Bond/007 "supervillains" with headquarters hidden inside tropical volcanos - and why people believe in the boogeyman. Hey, maybe it's in our DNA, and Darwin was right after all. Pass on this one. But look under your bed tonight. You might find more than dustballs.