| The Rise of the Fourth Reich: The Secret Societies That Threaten to Take Over America | 
 enlarge | Author: Jim Marrs
Publisher: William Morrow
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Pages: 448
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Dimensions (in): 9.1 x 5.8 x 1.6
ISBN: 0061245585
Dewey Decimal Number: 366
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Publication Date: July 1, 2008
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 Things we wish we didn't believe November 22, 2008
Follow the money. Jim Marrs uses this tried and true method of journalism to disect the relationship between corporate America and our federal government. While focusing on the NAZI(National Socialism) ties that are wrapped into our everyday lives, the most disturbing point this book makes to me is the ultimate control of everthing we consider personal freedoms by very small groups and individuals, NAZI or not.
We have all seen the degridation of our education, healthcare, labor, and moral systems in a post WWII America. This book does a phenominal job of answering the root question in most American minds; Why? The answer very simply is power and the ultimate measurable by-product, wealth. Mr. Marrs goes into great depth describing and explaining the personal, political and financial ties among the worlds elite through the course of modern history in a way that should disturb any reader.
The book does an excellent job, in my opinion, of providing strong arguments that ultimately lead the reader to the question, "If this isn't true, what else could it be?".
Very disturbing and informative. The wonderful outcome of this work is, whether you believe all the scenarios put forth or not, the reader will definately come away with some form of; "I knew it!"
Absolutely true or a giant lie? November 20, 2008
You cannot say if this is absolute true, or a giant lie.
In any case, the world would be a better place should everyone read it. Still, if you decide to do so, it will change your life.
Excellence in research November 16, 2008
This book is excellently written and obviously painstakingly researched. Connections between events, and people of history are well documented and the interconnections cannot be dismissed.
I would definitely advise people to read this book if you want to wake up to the true reality in which you live, but please do further research into these areas through other sources- although this would be a great starting point I think it misses other huge connections and not everything can be connected back to the Nazi party.
If you are intrigued by this book, read about the Federal Reserve, it can take you in another direction. (see either The Creature from Jekyll Island or Theives in The Temple)
holy smokes! November 10, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
i've had the pleasure of meeting jim on 3 different occasions, and must admit he is not only scholarly, but a heck of a nice guy. i've always thought that "ruled by secrecy" was the one must read book to have. now, i've changed my mind and this one is a "must read." this book is thoroughly researched and very sobering. the only thing we've been taught about nazi germany was the war and holocaust. there is so much more that was going on in terms of technology, medicine and politics. how he compares germany to the u.s. is amazing, and yes, now everything does make sense. the book is rich with information and even if you find parts not agreeable, you'll certainly find other area's that will surprise you. anyway, if you like jim's other tomes, this one is as good. if you've never read any of his stuff, i'd still read "ruled by secrey" first. the same characters keep coming up in both books. this book is also very up-to-date. be warned though: you will see our society and politics in a totally different light.
Conspiracies Smorgsboard November 9, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Jim Marrs' books are always fun to read, and this book is no different, due to the paradigm shift if requires to review past concepts and ideas of history. This is another of his great books involving conspiracies everywhere. Almost every conspiracy ever heard is included and interwoven into a fascinating tapestry of thinking and alterative history -- it is a virtual smorgsboard of conspiracies. If any part of his writing beyond the initial facts is true then everything we have been taught as history is bunk - note much of what is written about has some basis in fact - no matter how flimsy.
At times as you read the book, you get the idea that this could be a screen play for a B-rated, Indiana Jones type movie. Super Nazi science, alien technology, Solomon's treasure and of course the international conspiracy of governing the world are all included and more.
I recommend this book for the sheer fun of encountering another way of thinking historically and as a means to review your understanding of the world. If nothing else it is sheer fun to read for pleasure.
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