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PARAPOLITICS
From the Kennedy assassination to 9/11, this work examines the underlying parapolitics that animate the secret elites and the war-ravaged planet they manipulate.
384 pages, Paperback
First published July 27, 2006
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Kenn Thomas
36 books19 followersKenn Thomas works as a conspiracy investigator, university library archivist, and editor and publisher of the conspiracy magazine Steamshovel Press. For Feral House he has written The Octopus: Secret Government and the Death of Danny Casolaro, which helped expose the Inslaw scandal of the Reagan years. Thomas also co-edited (with Adam Parfrey) Secret and Suppressed II: Banned Ideas and Hidden History into the 21st Century. His latest work is JFK & UFO: Military-Industrial Conspiracy and Cover-Up from Maury Island to Dallas.
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January 20, 2021
I'm surprised that there haven't been any reviews of this. Okay, here we go then.
This book has several flaws which are at the point of annoying. First of all, it doesn't appear that it was proofread. Every now and then there's an annoying
paragraph break.
Second, some editing should have been done. Kenn Thomas repeats things. He reiterates things. He mentions them over and over. I saw almost an entire paragraph repeated in the next paragraph. (Sorry, I can't recall where, right off.)
He also continually reminds us of his books. I expect a certain amount of promotion, but this seems a bit much. He also includes lots of his correspondence; in one place, he plugs his 1994 Assassination Calendar which (in that letter/article) he says was cancelled.
This book has several flaws which are at the point of annoying. First of all, it doesn't appear that it was proofread. Every now and then there's an annoying
paragraph break.
Second, some editing should have been done. Kenn Thomas repeats things. He reiterates things. He mentions them over and over. I saw almost an entire paragraph repeated in the next paragraph. (Sorry, I can't recall where, right off.)
He also continually reminds us of his books. I expect a certain amount of promotion, but this seems a bit much. He also includes lots of his correspondence; in one place, he plugs his 1994 Assassination Calendar which (in that letter/article) he says was cancelled.
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