And I suppose we didn't go to the Moon, either?: The Beatles, the Holocaust, and other mass illusions

Unlike the government, none of us have any reason to lie. Some might say, “This may be the most dangerous book in the world!” And they just might be right!

This book demonstrates—with scientific argument and empirical proof—that Man did not go to the Moon, that Paul McCartney was replaced after his death in 1966 and that the official narrative of the Holocaust cannot be sustained.

It also explains how and why the United States hung one of his doubles, not the real Saddam Hussein, and that Osama bin Laden was not killed by U.S. Navy SEALs in Pakistan in 2011, but died from his medical conditions in 2001, where it was politically expedient for him to die a second time.

What? You didn’t know there was a UK soccer team at Auschwitz?

William Casey, director of the CIA, was reported to have told his staff, “Our disinformation campaign will be a success when everything the American people believe is false!” And they seem to have done a pretty good job of it, where this book explains how we know:

• that we did not go to the Moon, but faked it
• that Paul McCartney died and was replaced
• that we hung a double, not Saddam
• that Osama died in Afghanistan, not Pakistan
• that the Holocaust was different than historians claim

This book challenges some of our most cherished and deeply held beliefs. The authors have no ax to grind and, unlike the parties to these frauds, are only committed to exposing the truth:

* Jay Weidner * Nicholas Kollerstrom, Ph.D. * Yvonne Wachter * Robert Fourisson, Ph.D. * Thomas Dalton, Ph.D. *Anonymous Scholar * Mike Palecek * Jim Marrs * Winston Wu * James A. Larson * James H. Fetzer, Ph.D. * Zen Gardner * Sterling Harwood, J.D., Ph.D. *

It has been edited by Jim Fetzer, former Marine Corps officer and Distinguished McKnight Professor Emeritus at UMD, and Mike Palecek, who has committed his life to the search for truth and justice.