The True Story of the Bilderberg Group by Daniel Estulin
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Book Reviews of The True Story of the Bilderberg Group
Book Review: Unadulterated paranoid delusion
Summary: 1 Stars
The voluminous evidence against this nonsense is taken as "proof" of the conspiracy's insidious vastness, while any ambiguous, sketchy, or questionable observations in its favor counts as unassailable verification. So some businessmen had a meeting where they devised a plan to advance their own interests at everyone else's expense. Big deal! News flash - this happens every day, and it is diligently reported on by the mainstream media. Ever hear of Exxon, Halliburton, Wal-Mart, McDonald's? The insidious nature of a book like this is that it diverts focus away from the companies that are openly conspiring to enslave the masses and destroy the planet, instead directing it toward a shadowy, meaningless mirage.
This book would be put to its best use as toilet paper or to line the bottom of a bird cage, unless the bird can read, in which case, something else should be used. There are many books, from both the right and the left, that examine the real economic and political forces that shape our lives - this is not one of them.
Book Review: great for beginners
Summary: 1 Stars
This book is okay for someone starting out on researching the subject. If seems more like a made up story about the Bilderberg group from someone who has done some menial homework. I first learned about this group from a video about Old World Secrets Old World Secrets The Omega Project Codes and New world bible the story of the truthNew World Bible The Story of the Truth. If you really want to dig in a little deeper on wh is really running the world I suggest reading these two books as well.Book Review: Embarassing
Summary: 1 Stars
Plenty of photographs showing well known political personalities trying to avoid paparazzi. They must be up to no good. And who better to lead a plot to enslave the world than the King of Netherlands?
Not even entertaining.