July 31, 2021
It’s not often that I give mixed reviews, I usually select books that I am truly interested in. Additionally, I rarely quit reading a book I intend to review, but that’s exactly what I did with this book. I initially really wanted to read this book to reinforce my reckoning of news from my teen […]
Tags: "Fault Lines", history from 1974, Julian Zelizer, Kevin Kurse
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June 6, 2021
In these crazy times, I have had a need to take a break from political research. What I found is as informative and interesting as it is scary. That is, reading up on Bigfoot-Sasquatch, which probably for the same reason I found, has hit an all-time high public interest cycle. Bigfooters, or “Squatchers”, as they […]
Tags: Alaska, Bigffo, British Columbia, J. Robert Alley, John A. Bindernagel, Loren Coleman, Raincoast Sasquatch, Sasquatch, The Discovery Of The Sasquatch, Washington Stateh
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May 2, 2021
I really appreciate when an author can boil complex ideas down to easily understandable concepts. “How Fascism Works – The Politics of Us and Them” by Professor Jason Stanley is just such a book. Stanley, a Yale professor has produced an examination of fascism that is reflected in the current state of American affairs. Fascism […]
Tags: Global Fascism, Historical Fascism, How Fascism Works, Professor Jason Stanley, The mythic past, Trump
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February 27, 2021
People who read this blog have probably noted a change in the material I have reviewed lately. Recent subjects include: permaculture, radicalism in the 1970’s, pre-history revisionism, and yes, Bigfoot. The fact is, I am in a political burn-out mode and needed some breathing room with off-beat subject matter. Rarely do I read fiction, but […]
Tags: Devolution, hi-tech communities, improvised weapons, Max Brooks, Mt. Rainier, Sasqutch
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January 3, 2021
As the plague season rolls on, my reading has (as a matter of sanity) drifted from hard-core political filth to more esoteric subjects. They have been quite a welcome distraction. For instance, I recently reviewed “Daydream Sunset” by Ron Jacobs, about counterculture in the 1970’s. (All reviews can be found at https://www.covertbookreport.com/ ) Then we […]
Tags: Ancient civilizations, ancient technology, artifacts found in deep mines, Bigfoot, Cremo and Thompson, Graham Hancock, Sasquatch, The Hidden History Of The Human race
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August 9, 2020
Review: “Breath” by James Nestor Every now and then I come across a book that I claim is the most important book I have read this year. Of course, I sometimes say that two or three times a year. However, one such book is “Breath – The New Science Of A Lost Art”, by James […]
Tags: "Breath" by James Nestor, Breath control, Breath for health, breathing techniques, Hindu breathing, Swami Rama, Taoist, Wim Hoff
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July 26, 2020
In an effort to get a little distance from hardcore politics and history, I recently reviewed a book on the counterculture in the ’70’s and a great book on Bigfoot. Now comes a book on government research into antigravity and the “flying saucer” phenomenon. “The Hunt For Zero Point – Inside The Classified World Of […]
Tags: antigravity, Avro, electrogravitics, Lockheed, Nazi Saucers, Nick Cook, The Hunt For Zero Point
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June 7, 2020
Review: “Daydream Sunset” By Ron Jacobs Ah, the 1970’s. Been there for sure, it’s when I had my first alcohol, first car, first real girlfriend… It seemed like the 1970’s hit a pause button. Radicals and activists had paved the way in civil rights, women’s rights, environmental issues, and the war in Vietnam stumbled to […]
Tags: authoritarianism, counterculture in the 1960's-1970's, Daydream Sunset, Hippies, LSD, pot, radicalism, Ron Jacobs, Yippies
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May 24, 2020
I’ve been interested in “Bigfoot” since I was a kid and saw the Patterson-Gimlin film of a female Bigfoot casually walking by a creek. In fact, deep in Oregon’s coast range my friend and I were screamed at repeatedly by a large animal – but more on that later. So of course I began to […]
Tags: Ape Canyon, Bigfoot, Cryptozoology, Loren Coleman, Native American legends, Patterson-Gimlin Bigfoot film, Yeti
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December 21, 2019
By John Titus 1969 was a clear turning point in American society. Opposition to the Vietnam war was at an all-time high, the civil rights movement was rolling, and activists were presenting a new vision of human interaction that was an existential threat to the conservative establishment. The year before, both Robert Kennedy and Martin […]
Tags: CHAOS, Charles Manson, CIA, hypnosis and drugs, Jolly West, mind control, Navy assassin mind control program assassin program, Roman Polanski, sharon Tate, Tate-LaBianca murders, Tom O'Neill
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