Hard to believe but supposedly true
596718
Interesting book, hard to believe though seems it is a true account. Grabs you and keeps you reading to see what happens next. Recommend
3022429
It's amazing to me how I've managed to be oblivious to all the various accusations/revelations identified in this book. Perhaps that's why I enjoyed reading it.

The consistent patterns of landing sites, launch times, etc. and the 19.5 degree (and a couple other key measurements) to the horizon location of key celestial objects was amazing (if true). Read the book if you want to know more -- or other 'reviewers' who can't help but to tell all.

Monuments on Mars? An interesting theory on the geometry of the site(s) and the 'signals' they supposedly convey. The reality of a "face" on Mars is hard for me to agree or disagree with based on the photos.

The location of Jupiters 'red spot', Neptune's storms, sunspots (according to the book, but I couldn't confirm it), even Hawaii's volcanoes (I looked on a globe, this wasn't in the book) at 19.5 degrees from the equator are simply fascinating given the theory offered regarding a 4th dimension that influences energy. Why it might be related to where the points of a tetrahedron in a sphere contacts the sphere is beyond me. But that doesn't say it might not be true.

On the negative side, many of the "findings" were simply hard to believe - at least I had a hard time seeing what they claimed to see in the photos. And sometimes the assertions were simply inconsistent with the reality of the NASA missions. As an example - miles high glass-like ruins on the moon. Near the landing sites of Apollo (and elsewhere). How the heck did the astronauts land among them?

All in all, I'd highly recommend this book. Conspiracy buffs will completely enjoy it. Anti-conspiracy buffs will get a good laugh.
4041586
A must read if you have the interest. Hard to believe anyone with at least a 3rd grade education could believe this weird stuff.
71694
I had a hard time reading this book therefor I did not finish reading, not because it was about child abuse, but I found it hard to believe.  As a medical professional we are required to file a 51A (neglect or abuse with federal agencies )eve if  you even suspect any abuse.  Can't believe the people these kids came across did not think or feel that things weren't quite right.  I agree the system does fail a lot of the times  but this went beyond.  The  story was slow to move onbut , thankfully the author eventually did
4361673
I do not believe I am naive but it is difficult to believe our government was so ruthless. It is disturbing that our government would allow such experiments. That being said I have no reason to believe it didn't occur and what is happening as I write this. This was eye opening to me. Thank you.
390786
things are written in this book like they are facts when they are totally suppositions.  It's not that they are not POSSIBLE but they simply are not things that one can state as fact.  There are many possibilities in this universe and many are just as likely as this person's theories.  but this person writes like this is the only truth...
720267
A good yarn.  Coincidences seem unlikely.  Hard to believe the government is so corrupted.
3013120
Seems hard to believe and to accept the true reality of jfk's assasination this book turns a dreadful day into a sense of hope for something that could've been!!
751336
Hard to believe a Book such as this hits the shelves of Amazon and "FOR SALE".  Should it not be FREE?  Even more hard to believe, his idea of a "global wealth tax."  Reason number 1,023 the Liberals continue to try to convince the masses that they no longer need to be "Job Locked", no longer need to strive to be the BEST, no longer need to better their own lives.

I used to hear "Jehovah shall provide" from the Witnesses knocking on my door.  Now..is it now "Obama shall provide."

We live in the Land of OPPORTUNITY, this appears to be quite a big OPPORTUNITY for Thomas Piketty to cash in on.  GO AFTER HIM, LIBS!!!  GO AFTER THAT EVIL WAGE EARNER, THOMAS PIKETTY!
11948
This is something you have to see to believe it. No matter how much I tell you, you won't understand until you actually try this be because words can't simply describe it.
2602139
A wonderful read but I wonder how accurate the information is.  Has anybody done a fact check on the claims of these events really happening?

Look at the two references to the Borden murders in Fall River, Ma.  At one point it is pointed out that 'a young woman killed her parents'.  That statement is misleading on two fronts.  Lizzie Borden was never convicted of killing anybody.  That crime remains unsolved but if you took this book as fact, non-fiction, you would believe Lizzie did indeed kill her parents.  Plus Lizzie's parents were not killed, only her Father was.  The other was her step-Mother, somebody Lizzie would have never considered a parent.

I am being a little picky?  Consider the fact that Larson tells us on page 153 of this book that event took place in 1891.  Clearly the Borden murders took place August 4th, 1892.

Entertaining, of course.  Real life events, hard to say.
4816474
This book was extremely entertaining, but at the same time disturbing and incredulous.  It is particularly relevant now with the raid on the FLDS compound in Texas (the same one from the book, they have moved).  Reading it, I found it hard to believe that there are people living that way in modern times in the U.S.  Even more difficult to understand is why she didn't escape much earlier.  These women are not chained up in the basement.  The author went to college, had a career, and actually lived in other cities away from the sect for stretches of time.  It just goes to show that even when the members are physically away from the "compound", they are still mentally ensnared in its grasp.
4898194
THIS BOOK WAS ALMOST HARD TO BELIEVE. IT DEFINATELY HELD MY INTEREST. HER WHOLE FAMILY WAS A MESS. SEEMS LIKE THE CHILDREN DIDN'T HAVE A CHANCE SINCE THE DAY THEY WERE BORN.
4524020
This book is an interesting read, and author has put a lot of effort to compile all the facts. However, I am not sure how much is fact, how much is fiction ... It is hard to tell from reading this book, and some parts seems to be convincing. If a new world order does exist, that would be really scary.
4938066
Hard to believe some of the assertions made by the author, but equally difficult to refute his facts.  Makes you rethink a lot of the "history" and facts you may have been fed over the years.  I'm glad I read the book, it has opened my eyes to disinformation and it's uses for historical as well as current propaganda.  I already had questions about many of the things I have observed and read about over the years, wondering why some "facts" didn't seem to quite fit and were at odds with other "facts" depending on the source.  Very good book.
686069
After reading this, I went online to learn more about the author (for our Book Club) and found some indication from other reviewers that perhaps some - or much - of this is made up or at least embellished.  I'm tired of authors who present their work as fact and then later have to admit that much of it was fiction (witness 'A Million Little Pieces' and 'Three Cups of Tea').  I don't know for sure now, how much of this is true.  I believe, of course, that there are people living under the streets of NYC, but how many, and under what conditions?  Not sure we can trust this author to tell us.
3243361
I would recommend this book to you adults to get look at how the other half lives.  Hard to believe.