Galileo
14th May 2009, 12:01 AM
The Octopus: Secret Government and the Death of Danny Casolaro by Kenn Thomas and Jim Keith
http://www.amazon.com/Octopus-Secret-Government-Death-Casolaro/dp/0922915911
"This book is especially important for anyone who still naively believes "there are no conspiracies." The word "conspiracy" means "to breathe together." Only two people are needed to make a conspiracy, and this book will leave you breathless."
"Danny Casolaro is a heroic figure who bravely and, perhaps, foolhardily attempted to foil the Octopus, whose tendons reach into the most intimate parts of all our lives. He should never be forgotten. Thank goodness for the valiant likes of Kenn Thomas and Jim Keith for telling his story. Movie studios should be clamoring for this highly untold story - but they are no doubt part of the Octopus. Danny, Kenn and Jim should be lauded for their audacity and courage in bringing forth this treacherous tale of murder and mayhem. Such valor is akin to that of Gary Webb in his expose of CIA drug-dealing."
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Forget "The Da Vinci Code." "The Octopus" is more gripping, less contrived and, perhaps most importantly, actually well-written. And for the conspiracy curious who are merely dipping their toes in the kiddie pool, where else to dabble in such accusations as JFK was popped off by his driver, Oliver North started the drug trade in Colombia, cattle mutilations are blamed on UFOs but are part of biological warfare experiments, and the eight people who pull the strings in this world (the tentacles of The Octopus) began their conquest through a simple act of revenge? This is the kind of book, that were -- god-fearing Puritan-hicks forbid -- it to be discussed on CNN, people would burn CNN to the ground, which is why CNN will never seriously discuss the ideas in this book."
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This is another murder, this time under King George I, instead of Clinton. The right and left wing wackos are not choosey.
Keith is dead now, too.
Joseph Daniel Casolaro (June 16, 1947 -- August 10, 1991) was an American freelance journalist.
http://www.lukeford.net/profiles/profiles/danny_casolaro.htm
Please rest in peace, Danny. May God bless your soul!
http://www.amazon.com/Octopus-Secret-Government-Death-Casolaro/dp/0922915911
"This book is especially important for anyone who still naively believes "there are no conspiracies." The word "conspiracy" means "to breathe together." Only two people are needed to make a conspiracy, and this book will leave you breathless."
"Danny Casolaro is a heroic figure who bravely and, perhaps, foolhardily attempted to foil the Octopus, whose tendons reach into the most intimate parts of all our lives. He should never be forgotten. Thank goodness for the valiant likes of Kenn Thomas and Jim Keith for telling his story. Movie studios should be clamoring for this highly untold story - but they are no doubt part of the Octopus. Danny, Kenn and Jim should be lauded for their audacity and courage in bringing forth this treacherous tale of murder and mayhem. Such valor is akin to that of Gary Webb in his expose of CIA drug-dealing."
....
Forget "The Da Vinci Code." "The Octopus" is more gripping, less contrived and, perhaps most importantly, actually well-written. And for the conspiracy curious who are merely dipping their toes in the kiddie pool, where else to dabble in such accusations as JFK was popped off by his driver, Oliver North started the drug trade in Colombia, cattle mutilations are blamed on UFOs but are part of biological warfare experiments, and the eight people who pull the strings in this world (the tentacles of The Octopus) began their conquest through a simple act of revenge? This is the kind of book, that were -- god-fearing Puritan-hicks forbid -- it to be discussed on CNN, people would burn CNN to the ground, which is why CNN will never seriously discuss the ideas in this book."
....
This is another murder, this time under King George I, instead of Clinton. The right and left wing wackos are not choosey.
Keith is dead now, too.
Joseph Daniel Casolaro (June 16, 1947 -- August 10, 1991) was an American freelance journalist.
http://www.lukeford.net/profiles/profiles/danny_casolaro.htm
Please rest in peace, Danny. May God bless your soul!