John Duddy

Confessions of a CIA asset., Nov 8 2011

Confessions of a CIA Asset. A damnation of US foreign policy. A condemnation of The Patriot Act, 7000 pages that nobody read.

Here is another great book in a class with "Confessions of an Economic Hit Man" by John Perkins or "Family of Secrets" by Russ Baker.

Mainstream media would have you believe there are no whistleblowers or insiders coming forward to show that the official US Government story of 9/11, 2001 is false.
Susan writes "...New York Times apparently saw no reason to inform readers in New York City about the uncanny accuracy of my 9/11 prediction".

Indeed, long-time CIA asset urgently called her cousin, Andy Card to warn him of the… Read more

Attention Everyone., Mar 24 2011

Call to Action, before it's too late.

Readers, get this vital book for your library, for your future, for your children, for your Member of Parliament, for
your Congressman/Senator/President.

You have never read North American history from this panoramic perspective. Here is a call to humanity... "Get active or get Radio-active".

The book is too heavy to read in bed; you need to study it at the kitchen table. Then shout a wake-up call to politicians on all sides.

Weeks will pass as you absorb this encyclopedic history viewed through the eyes of a former Native American studies professor, now
professor of Globalization based in… Read more

Government Lies. Surely not in Canada?, April 27 2010

Well done Jesse Ventura.

Read this, Canadians; give the used copy to your Member of Parliament/Senator.

It is not the huge book it could be. There is a vast amount of material available about US Government lies.
Jesse kept it tight in order to attract readers made numb by mainstream media, TV in particular.

The real value of this book is that it is presented by outspoken former WWF wrestler, movie star, Governor Jesse Ventura.
The dust jacket shows handsome, rock-solid Jesse in a shiny black-leather jacket, inspiring character, integrity, defiance, no-holds-barred
determination. Jesse deserves the Nobel Prize, except that the prize has been… Read more