This book exemplifies the poorly researched conspiracy theorists it pretends to spoof. Written with a left-wing bias ("it's all the fault of those right-wing fascists"), the book makes a number of assertions without any indication of serious research. As an example, the author blithely associates Edison/General Electric with alternating current and Telsa/Westinghouse with direct current when quite the reverse is true. Within the same chapter, the author fails geography when he states Philadelphia and Norfolk are only 15 miles apart. (Those cities are about 210 miles apart when last I checked a map.) Indeed, the author is innocent of map-checking or other fact verification. I have to ask "Were the editors asleep when they published this book?"In good conscience, I can't recommend this book to serious observers of the strange.