Reviews for Rise of the Fourth Reich: The Secret Societies That Threaten to Take over America

The average rating for Rise of the Fourth Reich: The Secret Societies That Threaten to Take over America based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2017-09-27 00:00:00 Corey Mead Well what can I say about this book. If you question the reality you live in. If you have questions about our history. If you want to know secrets of the Nazi empire and the USA and the world as a whole then The Rise Of The Fourth Reich is a book that I strongly recommend. Jim Marrs was an amazing researcher. Jim Marrs was a vigilant investigative journalist. He had decades of research. Some of his books have been made into block buster movies. Crossfire springs to mind. It was the basis for the film JFK by the director Oliver Stone. Like Stanley Kubrick, Oliver Stone made films that made the viewers think about what is really going on in our world. I tend to watch movies and read books not just as entertainment but for a source of information too. If one watches any film by any of these two greats one should; and is; left with many questions and longing for answers. I have watched all of these two directors films and recommend them to everyone. Anyhow I digress, I have read all of Jim Marrs's books and The Rise Of The Fourth Reich is by far my favourite. If one looks around now and stop to see what is unfolding globally this book will certainly raise some eyebrows.🐯👍

Review # 2 was written on 2012-04-15 00:00:00 Douglas Bond I AM DYING OF LOLS. This book is so awful it passes back into "good"-- though your mileage may vary, of course. This is the mother of all terrible conspiracy theory books, combining many smaller conspiracies into one enormous Nazi-driven plot, as though all the Nazis of history managed to party down with the evil fictional Nazis that hunted Indiana Jones, Captain America, and the Basterds, and those vampire Nazi legions of Hellsing infamy. Roswell and UFOs? Mulder, it was Nazis. Water fluoridation? Sorry General Ripper, it wasn't Commies; it was Nazis. JFK's assassination? Nazis. Shoddy public education? Nazis. Fat Man and Little Boy and the bombing of Japan? Nazis. Planned Parenthood? Nazis. Big Pharma? Nazis. NASA? Nazis. The Cold War? Nazis. Al-Qaeda? Nazis. 9/11? All the conspiracies are true! Also? Nazis. The Bush family? Totally had ties to Nazis...and so did/does Hillary Clinton, Jerry Falwell, and Arnold Schwarzenegger. Etc. Etc. Etc. I SWEAR TO FREAKING JESUS I AM NOT MAKING THIS UP. The author even finds ties between the organic food movement and Paul Wellstone's plane crash and the freaking Nazis. He blamed so much shit on the Nazis I can't even remember it all...but it basically boiled down to everything. Everything is because of/tied to/developed by/funded by the Nazis. My answer for everything from now until I stop finding it hilarious (which will be...um, never) is going to be, "Nazis." The books swings between points that might be able to be taken seriously-- such as discussing both the Vatican's and various American corporations' investments in Nazi Germany, which is a valid point mentioned in many other, much more serious and well-researched books-- to claiming outrageously wild and just plain kooky things like that the Nazis found King Solomon's treasure, developed antigravity tech in the 1940s, and are currently making tons of money off of the tobacco industry despite the fact that Nazis were (according to the author) very anti-tobacco. You could drive rockets through the logical holes littering this book and it's stupid claims. And I seriously cannot believe that so many Goodreads readers take this shit seriously. My faith in humanity has taken a crippling blow. Logical? No. Based in reality? Not really. Impractically awesome and hilarious as a Wile E. Coyote skit? Fuck yeah! Read it for the LULZ, kids.