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Eve's Bite
Imagine if one day, a la 'The Truman Show', you woke up to find that everything you believed was the result of a careful manipulation of your life by someone else? What if much of what you believed was a lie? Well, for you, that day has arrived. In an age dominated by 'Spin', you're about to discover that the best spin campaigns of all are the ones you never even knew about.
In the most politically incorrect book ever published in this country, journalist Ian Wishart rounds up a herd of sacred cows, skewering the social engineers and exposing the elites who want your taxes and your children while they laugh all the way to the bank like perverse Pied Pipers... Eve's Bite: Read it before they pass a law against it...
In the most politically incorrect book ever published in this country, journalist Ian Wishart rounds up a herd of sacred cows, skewering the social engineers and exposing the elites who want your taxes and your children while they laugh all the way to the bank like perverse Pied Pipers... Eve's Bite: Read it before they pass a law against it...
320 pages, Paperback
First published April 16, 2007
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About the author
Ian Wishart
46 books19 followersIan Wishart is a multi-award winning investigative journalist and bestselling author of more than 20 books, who's now in his fourth decade in the news business. His writing style has often been compared to John Grisham by reviewers.
He's been a radio News Director, a Chief of Staff for TV3 News and a magazine editor. His work has featured in the Times of London, Daily Mail, New Zealand Herald and America's massive Coast to Coast radio programme - to name a few. His books Totalitaria, Air Con and Vitamin D became Amazon bestsellers worldwide.
While writing his first book, The Paradise Conspiracy, Wishart's TVNZ office was discovered to have been bugged, his home was broken into, the manuscript for the book stolen, and an attempt was made on his life. Needless to say, he survived to write the story.
The first four chapters of The Paradise Conspiracy inspired movie director Geoff Murphy ("Young Guns II", "Under Siege 2") to produce the movie "Spooked" starring Cliff Curtis ("Runaway Jury", "Live Free or Die Hard") in a loose portrayal of Wishart's role as an investigative journalist.
He's been shot at, tear-gassed and stalked, but Wishart says his motivation remains telling the stories that "need to be told", whether its new leads on cold case murders, or government espionage.
As well as writing books, Wishart also divides his time between operating the http://www.investigatedaily.com and http://www.ianwishartpublishing.com websites - the latter catering to his writing and publishing clients.
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July 24, 2011
With Marxism, Darwinism and Eugenics supposedly eroding the Western society, Ian argues we are constantly being manipulated by main stream media and propaganda adopted by the Nazis. Communism, secularism and the theory of evolution's attempt to discredit the Creator, work hand in hand on promoting state authority and its interventions, breaking down traditional family units and discouraging "blind-faith" religions. Education systems are being dumbed down in order to be "inclusive" and when it comes to parenting, the state knows best by removing parent's ultimate authority and by emphasizing children's rights. The modern and open views on sexual liberation may be considered harmless, but according to Ian, the implications are far more reaching due to gay activitists' aggressive agenda in pushing homosexuality as a genetic cause, promoting its acceptance at schools and other forms of equally "liberal and acceptable" inhibitions including sadomaschism, child sex and bestiality where the age of consent starts from 14 and animal brothels are legal in some countries. While it is commmon knowledge that safe sex via condoms will significantly reduce the risk of pregnancy and HIV infection, there is minimal evidence to suggest that it is highly effective in preventing all other STDs, which is still being inaccurately advertised. Ian also links abortion and euthanasia to eugenics and he calls modern eugenics essentially as playing Him.
In a nutshell, it about the erosion of Christian values on various issues in 20 chapters, one of which is dedicated to debunk Richard Dawkins's "myths" as published in his bestseller, "The God Delusion". In the last but not least chapter, it describes how Islam is actually a political system rather than a mere religion and that it is continuing its call to "Islamacise" the world as evident in the various growing pockets of Islamic community with no-go-zones around the globe. Some may find it a bit homophobic but it is more about hard core activitists attempting to shove their chosen lifestyle down everyone's throat and its implications on other forms of liberation. Filled with some compelling arguments with numerous local and international references, some of which are rather outdated and naturally, one-sided, it is interesting, well-written and suprisingly funny at times, in understanding Ian's belief system, which may be considered conservative or narrow minded.
In a nutshell, it about the erosion of Christian values on various issues in 20 chapters, one of which is dedicated to debunk Richard Dawkins's "myths" as published in his bestseller, "The God Delusion". In the last but not least chapter, it describes how Islam is actually a political system rather than a mere religion and that it is continuing its call to "Islamacise" the world as evident in the various growing pockets of Islamic community with no-go-zones around the globe. Some may find it a bit homophobic but it is more about hard core activitists attempting to shove their chosen lifestyle down everyone's throat and its implications on other forms of liberation. Filled with some compelling arguments with numerous local and international references, some of which are rather outdated and naturally, one-sided, it is interesting, well-written and suprisingly funny at times, in understanding Ian's belief system, which may be considered conservative or narrow minded.
September 11, 2013
AMAZING - EVERYONE SHOULD READ!!!
December 24, 2019
Ian Wishart may just be the bravest man alive, and frankly I don't know how he gets away with it... he must have well placed media friends from his time as an establishment journalist?! Basically this is a huge expose of the agendas behind, the lies underpinning and the trajectory of the ideas that permeate and indeed indoctrinate western society today. It was the American doctor turned politician, Ben Carson who said, 'I was grew up a liberal, thinking that way, until 35 years ago (Reagan years) I started to listen to conservatives and to think for myself'. Most people don't have Carson's intellect or depth of character, but they don't need to do the work themselves if they read this.
Wishart writes a pretty shocking book and it could be deeply depressing when one realises just how entrenched liberal/progressive (of course the words are co-opted and distorted, becoming a misnomer in the same way 'gay' has been taken) thinking is and also how vicious are the attacks on anyone who threatens that thinking. The lies, the hypocrisy and the massive inconsistencies of far left thinking, which claims to be the middle ground, comes through all too clearly. The worst of course is how deeply indoctrinated our young people are, with the constant barrage of lies they are being fed. Most of what Wishart covers is the leftist position itself, but his own contribution is to argue strongly that homosexuality is a matter of choice and indeed of indoctrination.
All the issues covered draw on international sources, but in the end centre back on their manifestations here in New Zealand. Perhaps the mosty scary thing of all, which he doesn't mention is that while there is debate/opposition producing some sort of rear guard action most elsewhere, in Zealand there is no push back at all, unless we can could count Wishart himself who is ignored by and large, of course by establishment but also by the wider public.
The book categorises three ideologies at the centre of the web - being Marxism, Dawinism and modern Eugenics - this last one the most difficult to correlate, but basically it is the god complex trying to remake humanity in a new image. These are the cancer growing inside the once Christian democracies that have led the world forward out of darkness. A cancer is when the body itself starts to manufacture abnormal cells which grow and destroy the body from within. Wishart is all too correct in this analysis of the cancers, however I'd add a further perspective, which I doubt if he'd disagree with.
An earlier manifestation of Marxist thinking sapped the vitality from the West in the first half of the 20th century and facilitated the rise of Hitler, which we see for example, in the way British and French countermeasures were stymied by domestic communism simply because Stalin had an understanding with Hitler. In the end the Marxists overreached themselves and while what should have been a short war consequently became an horrific World War, things eventually coalesced into direct confrontation and Leninism/Stalinist communism was defeated. Marxism has reared its head in another guise, but eventually it too will again over reach, and while the result will again be terrible I believe it will be defeated (albeit perhaps at the cost of western civilisation itself). Secondly Darwinism is nothing more than a scientific theory that should have been abandoned with the discovery of DNA which proved adaptation (Darwin) is quite different from speciation (creating entire new species). The point here isn't so much about so-called scientific exploration as much as this is at heart a doctrine to pursue a religious crusade of hatred against God. This is also the common ground with Marxism (actually Nazism too) that they too are atheist "religions", actually meaning God hating, not God disbelieving. Again eugenics are an attempt to play god. Therefore what it all comes down to is that sexual license (in its many, many distortions), abortion, attacks expressions of Christian faith et al, are essentially rebellions against God and attempts to make oneself god. As such it is bound to end badly, but also if God is real (of course He is!) it is also bound to be a lost cause isn't it!
Wishart writes a pretty shocking book and it could be deeply depressing when one realises just how entrenched liberal/progressive (of course the words are co-opted and distorted, becoming a misnomer in the same way 'gay' has been taken) thinking is and also how vicious are the attacks on anyone who threatens that thinking. The lies, the hypocrisy and the massive inconsistencies of far left thinking, which claims to be the middle ground, comes through all too clearly. The worst of course is how deeply indoctrinated our young people are, with the constant barrage of lies they are being fed. Most of what Wishart covers is the leftist position itself, but his own contribution is to argue strongly that homosexuality is a matter of choice and indeed of indoctrination.
All the issues covered draw on international sources, but in the end centre back on their manifestations here in New Zealand. Perhaps the mosty scary thing of all, which he doesn't mention is that while there is debate/opposition producing some sort of rear guard action most elsewhere, in Zealand there is no push back at all, unless we can could count Wishart himself who is ignored by and large, of course by establishment but also by the wider public.
The book categorises three ideologies at the centre of the web - being Marxism, Dawinism and modern Eugenics - this last one the most difficult to correlate, but basically it is the god complex trying to remake humanity in a new image. These are the cancer growing inside the once Christian democracies that have led the world forward out of darkness. A cancer is when the body itself starts to manufacture abnormal cells which grow and destroy the body from within. Wishart is all too correct in this analysis of the cancers, however I'd add a further perspective, which I doubt if he'd disagree with.
An earlier manifestation of Marxist thinking sapped the vitality from the West in the first half of the 20th century and facilitated the rise of Hitler, which we see for example, in the way British and French countermeasures were stymied by domestic communism simply because Stalin had an understanding with Hitler. In the end the Marxists overreached themselves and while what should have been a short war consequently became an horrific World War, things eventually coalesced into direct confrontation and Leninism/Stalinist communism was defeated. Marxism has reared its head in another guise, but eventually it too will again over reach, and while the result will again be terrible I believe it will be defeated (albeit perhaps at the cost of western civilisation itself). Secondly Darwinism is nothing more than a scientific theory that should have been abandoned with the discovery of DNA which proved adaptation (Darwin) is quite different from speciation (creating entire new species). The point here isn't so much about so-called scientific exploration as much as this is at heart a doctrine to pursue a religious crusade of hatred against God. This is also the common ground with Marxism (actually Nazism too) that they too are atheist "religions", actually meaning God hating, not God disbelieving. Again eugenics are an attempt to play god. Therefore what it all comes down to is that sexual license (in its many, many distortions), abortion, attacks expressions of Christian faith et al, are essentially rebellions against God and attempts to make oneself god. As such it is bound to end badly, but also if God is real (of course He is!) it is also bound to be a lost cause isn't it!
September 28, 2023
Well researched
It's difficult to write a detailed review after finishing the book at a restaurant. I would recommend reading this book and see if you can find incorrect or misleading information.
It's difficult to write a detailed review after finishing the book at a restaurant. I would recommend reading this book and see if you can find incorrect or misleading information.
January 4, 2017
Another great book from Ian Wishart
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