Has anyone read or heard about Bruce Bartlett's new book _Imposter_ (See Details)?
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Here's a detailed review of Imposter discussing what it means to be conservative and where Bush and the Republican party fit in. It mostly focuses on economics because that's what Bartlett focuses on. The book makes an important distinction between being pro-business (Bush) and pro-free-market (actual conservatives):\n\nhttp://www.washingtonmonthly.com/features/2006/0603.drum.html
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I just googled this and it is a hoax..........................\n\nhttp://72.14.253.104/search?q=cache:T3iT0iHJ77EJ:www.michiblogger.net/+Jason+Stallings&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=5&lr=lang_en
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I just posted a question yesterday about Kevin Trudeau's Natural cure they don't want you to know about. Maybe you should read it. There is a lot in common with what you are saying and what he says in his book...
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Not really, but he is funny to watch on the late night shows some times.\n\nBut according to this little snippet of info on the guy, you may have a point: \n\nUrging press self-censorship\n\nIn 1992, the same year Gore published his book on the subject, Newsweek journalist Gregg Easterbrook wrote about calls by Al Gore and Paul R. Ehrlich for journalistic self-censorship about criticisms of climate change, saying they had "ventured into dangerous territory by suggesting that journalists quietly self-censor environmental evidence that is not alarming, because such reports, in Gore's words, undermine the effort to build a solid base of public support for the difficult actions we must soon take." Easterbrook wrote: "Skeptical debate is supposed to be one of the strengths of liberalism; it's eerie to hear liberal environmentalists asserting that views they disagree with ought not to be heard."[25]
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Yep the info. is on his website.  Heres the link to it.
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Not yet. But there is a stolen copy doing the rounds and it is on the net somewhere.\n\nIt is one movis that will make up crack up laughing. It's relly good
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Read Wilton Barnhardt's "Gospel".  In my opinion, it is of the same ilk (this isn't a new genre at all) but better, as I prefer his prose.\n\nI also think you could include new author Elizabeth Kostova, who just published a thriller in the same vein.\n\nThere have been many other authors who have written what I call "conspiracy novels" about the nature of Christ.\n\nThere are also some old school books like "The Talisman" by Sir Walter Scott, and "The Robe" by Lloyd Douglas.  The Talisman is really old school (almost 200 years old) and traces a coin that was won in the gambling at Christ's feet through the ages and its transport to Scotland with the heart of Robert the Bruce (in reality, the coin exists, in the bossom of our Clan Chief, Lockhart, in Ayrshire, Scotland).\n\nPoke around, there is lots of material including one novel about the a new set of dead sea scrolls that has Jesus's bones turn up in the tomb of Joseph...etc.\n\nAnd according to court accounts, you can read "Holy Blood, Holy Grail", which Brown is accused of plagiarising (remember the flap about Harry Potter being plagiarised?
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The second edition is very good.  So, I read all of the above and I have way too much in my head to try and type it all here.  All I will say is I have no "conspiracy theory."  I have questions...many, many questions.  "Loose Change" does just the same thing, asks questions.  I'm going to a conference put on by Alex Jones next month in Los Angeles and the young guys that made "Loose Change" will be there, as well.  It should be interesting.\nThe Popular Mechanics article is bunk.  http://answers.yahoo.com/question/?qid=1006051612475&pa=FZB6NXXtFWMW0cLWwu4T8Vz6aiAvUt4M43cHcOeaifCbrDhBhhA- (My rebuttle.)
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The man who moved him up on the list just released a book about it.  He's making the talk show circuit but I cannot remember his name. Keep your ears open in the books/ media and you'll find out all the details
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I really believe no he isn't go to www.google.com, and www.yahoo.com and search him out through in his name then type in in fraud or scam or doctrine, and see all the links that pop up for this guy being a spiritually off, I've included one link for you, and I read it really fast. the guy sounds like the typical Benn Hinn rip you off God want to bless you if you  write my ministry a check kind of guy.
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I downloaded the following PDF file called "Following Clues: Do's and Don't's."\n\nI thought it has some useful infomation.\n\n\n"How to Identify Misinformation" is something have not read, but may be of interest.
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i'm not surprised, i went on the link and its the post-standard ! a typically left leaning publication and was surprised too that this professor is also liberal and liberally educated ! wow, its nice to hear someone tell the truth for a change instead of using something to back up their agendas...thanks for the link.
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I wonder if he puts Bible quotes on his tax return. \n\nIn some ways I feel sorry for him, his views seem to be so unbalanced and one eyed. I think he needs to get out more, and live life.\n\nOr at least get a second book to read.
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The book is actually called "Behold a Pale Horse."  You can buy it at any major bookstore, and probably some not-so-major ones as well.  It was written by someone in the intel community from what I recall.  I'm not sure, though, as it has been a long time since I saw the book.
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awwwww.... lookie here... erudite trying to change his name as to not be recognized....\n\nall the while it just not appear to him that his little FABRICATED stories are SO EASY to recognize
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I have not heard of the book, but the reference is obviously from Revelation.  If the content of the book contains something that the government is truly concerned about (such as terrorism) it is possible that if they know you possess the book that would be a "flag."  That would not mean that you are on some "Black List" somewhere, though.  And I promise, the FBI, CIA and NSA have better things to do than put spies in every Barnes and Noble across the country.
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There has already been an unsuccessful attempt in the UK courts by the publishers of HBHG to sue him.\n\nThe central hypothesis has been around for many years in different guises ... I doubt anyone could claim the original idea - there is even ancient theological texts that mention it.\n\nPeace out\n\nADDITIONAL\n\nIn answer to response above, DB did not acknowledge the authors of HBHG - he made one reference to the book (it wasn't even clear if it was a real book) but did not state the authors ... he did use their names in anagram form for the main character though!