The Rough Guide to Conspiracy Theories - James McConnachie
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 The Rough Guide to Conspiracy Theories - James McConnachie
 The Rough Guide to Conspiracy Theories - James McConnachie ... Book is published 2008-09-01 by Rough GuidesNewest Review: ... eight sections - some of which were more interesting then others but then that will depend on the reader's personal opinion. ... more ... For me the most interesting section was about assassinations / downfalls of famous people which included:Mozart, JFK, John Lennon, Diana and Dr David Kelly. However there are also sections on Mega-conspiracies such as the Templars and the secret service, a section on religion (popular after all the DaVinci debates), a very long section on America itself, and sections on Warplay and weapons of mass destruction.
The majority of the theories are quite well-known but it does also include some lesser known ones which ...more |
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The Rough Guide to Conspiracy Theories - James McConnachie: Secrets and Lies... (344 words)
by - written on 20/03/09 (Very useful, 130 readings)
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This is an excellent non-fiction guide to conspiracy theories - it is an excellent introduction to anyone who is interested in this subject but has limited knowledge. It is well researched and very thorough. It has over 400 pages and the writing is quite small as well so it took me a while to read. It is well-written enough to read all of it rather then just have it as a reference guide you dip in and out of. It has eight sections - some of which were more interesting then others but then that will depend on the reader's personal opinion. For me the most interesting section was about assassinations / downfalls of famous people which ... Read the complete review
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