Title: A farse. Numerous factual errors cloud the arguments.
Product review: While there may be some semblence of truth behind some of the arguments in this book, the paranoid fantasies of William Cooper are worth reading only for humor. Take for example page 221, where he proclaims that plant life grows on the Moon, and the Moon "does not, as claimed, always present the exact same side to the Earth", which is utterly ridiculous. Obvious errors such as this cloud his already rough grouping of numerous conspiracy theories, and do not lend credibility to his already deluded arguments
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