The Illuminati's Greatest Hits: Deception, Conspiracies, Murders And Assassinations By The World's Most Powerful Secret Society Kindle Edition

I think that the author of this book better be in hiding because the Illuminati underworld really got exposed as a lot of crazy people who stopped at nothing to get their way! This writer didn't hold back and the book, if true, will really blow your mind. I'm wondering about whether or not a lot of Soviet researchers might have put this book together to infiltrate and divide America's belief's about just about anything! Not sure, but am sure of is that I wouldn't put it past the screwballs in upper class and highly powerful people to plan dirty deeds against those people about to expose their evil and corruption!

It's a quick read and interesting, but without footnotes and a bibliography it's just someone telling what he's heard. As a rule I don't read books of history if they don't have those. I do know that the Illuminati's are real, but I wanted to have facts to back up what I know in one place and this isn't the place. On page 56, Frank White is talking about the Presidency of JFK and he states: "For three years, John F. Kennedy enjoyed a relatively quiet presidency, with no major roadblocks. With Lyndon Baines Johnson (LBJ) as a supposedly loyal Vice-President, JFK grew complacent." REALLY??? If you don't know anything about anything this could be an brief introduction to the NWO. It's definitely not for someone who is more learned in the subject. It's very elementary.

An excellent introduction for anyone interested in The Illuminati. There is more than enough information here to pique your interest and send you look for more.

I have read other books that cover like information. I have no dislike of the book. It is to bad the apathy of people untill it comes home to them what has happen. As long people can do more or less as they want to they don't care. This election could be our way down to their garden and some people are blind to it.

Whether fact or fiction, I really enjoyed this read by Frank White. Over the past few years, I had been hearing stories about the Illuminati and it has always intrigued me. In Illuminati's Greatest Hits, White explores some of the most infamous assassinations in the world's history and the dark undercurrent that lies beneath.Ever wonder how the Federal Reserve got to be such a powerful force or why Malcolm X had to be X'ed out? This book proposed those answers and much more. Totally entertaining and makes you wonder why the world is the way it is today. Two thumbs up!

After reading this book, I realize that the many public figures whose deaths were mulled over can all be linked in some way. These conspiracy theories that are thought up based off of events near or during the times of the deaths, as well as people who weren't where they should've been, something being slightly off, etc. But someone could do this with any death. Sometimes it feels so far-fetched, like such a stretch, that I personally never would believe it just because it's so unpredictable. But this book makes me understand that yes, most of the time these situations would be unbelievable, or else we would completely understand them and there wouldn't be any doubt about it, no conspiracy theories at all. So it's allowed me to see that an assassination would be "far-fetched" to the normal hit-and-run that I would expect (because it's more normal). Also I can see these "missing links", first of the author's own theories on what could be many assassinations performed by the Illuminati, and then of the relationship between them all.It's a very in-depth book, definitely not to read in a single sitting. Thumbs up!

There are dangerous forces afoot in the world which are daily minimizing our right as citizens. Let's be aware of their power and stop them!

Some of the theories listed in the book are kinda plausible and make a lot of sense to me. I never used to believe them though, just disregarded them as stuff people made up to excite things a bit or have something to obsess over. But most of what the author puts in the book is understandable to the point of having me question what really happened in certain situations... I like the author's train of thought, as well as putting together all this information and other conspiracy theories. There were a few things that seemed kind of out there, not very realistic, but you know maybe that's why these things happened in the first place. I don't know, but as a whole the book was a very interesting read, even if you don't completely agree with the author's point of view.

I gave this the stars for the content as I found it very interesting and thought-provoking. However, the spelling, grammar and punctuation were appalling. I don't know who Frank White is but, upon reading this, I forgave him a little as I think perhaps English is not his first language. On second thoughts though, isn't that what editors are for?