None Dare Call it Conspiracy

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Monteith's approach is from the spiritual and religious position and at over the 100 page mark offers another concise account from a different perspective aiding the reader to understand a subject deliberately kept hidden from public view.

But they are already rich, so I guess they want to become even richer and have absolutely no other goals whatsoever.

What is infuriating is that the author keeps mocking the "accidentalists" while this book is the biggest masterpiece of accidentalism that has ever been written. On the opposite end of the spectrum Allen places "no government" (anarchy, and close to it would be tribalism). Published in the early 70's, this book hauntingly describes what is possibly transpiring in todays world.

This is probably the most enlightening book I've read lately, especially in view of the current political race.As one of the premier rare book sites on the Internet, Alibris has thousands of rare books, first editions, and signed books available. As has been shown in nation after nation, if this is allowed to happen, monopolies in manufacturing, communication, transportation, and all other significant economic activities will follow, and that is itself just a transitional stage on the way to estabilshment of a world totalitarian dictatorship. If nothing else, it might help focus public opinion and maybe give an insight to why certain things are happening in the world of today.