The Best Book Ever?

by Sheldon Rampton — October 4, 2006 - 10:40am
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Cover of The Best War EverHaven't had a chance to buy our new book, The Best War Ever? Wondering what it's all about? Click here to read exclusive passages from the book. Chapters excerpted include "Not Counting the Dead," "Rewriting History," and "Big Impact." We hope you'll take this opportunity to whet your appetite and will go on to read the book in its entirety. You can order it online, or ask your local bookseller if they have it in stock. And after you read it, please consider posting a review on Amazon to encourage others to read this important book. And don't forget to visit The Best War Ever website to watch the great four minute flash video about the book!

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Submitted by jupiter on October 8, 2006 - 8:36am.

If the war in Iraq was orchestrated (for underlying marketeering purposes, or whatever), then how much else in life is orchestrated for other underlying motives?

That this sort of sneaky marketeering (in my opinion) got into government means it is the tip of the iceberg of other sorts of covert plunder, pillaging, commandeering, etc., for gain and/or other covert agendas.

It is widespread to concoct lies to get what one wants and to control people. Now that this has spread into high level government, we are being forced to realize the phenomena of playing pious saint to appear trustworthy and God-like, while being a snake. It's Little Red Riding Hood all over again -- or the Wolf, rather, playing the meek and mind Grandmotherly role.

There was something else I was going to say on this but I've forgotten what it was.