Psychic Dictatorship in the U.S.A.

At first, I thought some of this to be far-fetched. That is until I got into some areas that I had first-hand experience with, for example the case of the Green Beret Captain Jeffery MacDonald. Constantine reports that MacDonald became suspicious when there was an epidemic of heroin use in the Ft. Bragg area, and MacDonald traced this to heroin coming into the area inside the bodies of killed-in-action out of Vietnam. I know that this went on because I investigated a case of exactly this happening in 1972. This book contains a wealth of information hard to find anywhere else, and I strongly recommend it. If you are one to automatically disregard information that threatens your fundamental beliefs, don't bother. This book will surely do that. I understand that Alex Constantine has recently disappeared under suspicious circumstances.

I heartily agree with the spotlight reviewer who addresses the false dichotomy of left/right. Although Mr. Constantine has done the public a service by citing instances of abuse of the public by purported government officials, his labeling of such sources as "far right" is absurd. The socalled communist/capitalist dichotomy, right wing/left wing dichotomy, conservative/liberal, and so on, are labels that serve the status quo, it doesn't abrogate it. Freemasons and Juwes are in the business of controlling the opposition. If you pay attention to what democrats and republicans say, both are in the business of serving the New World Order and/or Israel.

I do not agree with everything is this book. For example, while I do agree that False Memory Syndrome has been abused in order to cover up real crimes, false memories have also been used to convict innocent people. I have a degree in psychology and the main reason I decided not to go into the profession is because of my disgust with much of it, including its many manufactured "diseases". However, there is still much that is valid with the profession and I have witnessed people being given indisputably false memories under experimental conditions. But this, of course, does not mean every memory is false (in fact, this supports his overall thesis). One has to be careful in criticizing anything with too broad a brush stroke.That being said, this is a very thoroughly researched book on the history of mind control experiments, especially in the U.S., with references to, e.g., articles written by Nobel Prize recipients. This book blows the lid off of violations of human rights committed by the U.S. government and others, adding to the damage done by the CIA's already damning public admissions about their MK-Ultra program (and only about 5% of the MK-Ultra files avoided destruction in an attempted coverup before it was discovered by the public!). Even if you reject half of the data and conclusions in this book, what is left is not only extremely informative but terrifying.It is clear from Alex Constantine's writing that he is not a sensationalist, but is genuinely outraged at the injustices committed by the government and wishes to expose them. While this quest may, in my opinion, at times blind him when he is assessing his data, much of it is indisputable and I consider him to be a courageous advocate for the freedom and dignity of human beings and not a charlatan or a phony like many other authors.

I thoroughlly enjoyed this book, and learned a great deal about the dark side of American politics and the warfare state in the process. This is one of the best books I have ever read, bar none. The chapters on CIA covert ops are especially informative.

Very informative overview of mind control technology, and the governments unwillingness to admit to its infringement upon civil liberties. Also, excellent take on the False Memory Syndrome Foundation, a group dedicated to, it would seem, denying that child and cult abuse takes place at all. Also, interesting theories on the true nature of "alien" abductions. A must read for any conspiracy buff, especially those skeptical of the alien hypothesis. Flying saucers are man-made. Don't be taken in by the hype decimentated by Hollywood and crackpot saucer buffs. Constantine is at the top of his field, and in top form in this excellent book