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False Flags, State Secrets, Government Deceptions: A Short History of the Modern Era

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 Newly updated with chapters on the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Covid vaccine, and statin drugs used to lower cholesterol. In today's world conspiracy theories abound. What is the actual history of false flags, state secrets, and government deceptions, both in the U.S. and abroad? Both admitted to and those still obscure and under investigation? The book gives the short history.

Pre-publication readers say:"This book made me more aware of the news process, and who is spinning what, and for whom.""There is no such thing as a 'book that everyone should read' but this comes close. I am recommending it to all my friends and family.""After reading more than 60 case histories here, the patterns emerge, whatever the nation, whatever the situation. One can begin to connect the dots, and even predict the future, to some extent."

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I really enjoyed the history and also the research that went into it. Great narratives of the history of 20th century.

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Wish I could review the whole thing but..

The glitches in audio are too much to get passed. Its bad enough its a virtual voice but add on the constant skips and its just unlistenable, IMO. Free or not, its not worth the space needed to store it.

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Very informative with a rather disturbing ring of truth.

I could have done without the bibliography as we go approach, especially when read by an AI that commonly mispronounces words and stutters.

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leaves out a tin of facts, civil war was about money and not slavery...

just by pass many facts leaving towards your opinions. the civil war was taught for baby reasons, but to leave out slavery and then day how baby people died as the result without stating how many were freed? Low key racism push in my opinion, not fact

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