Reviewer: A reader from A secret location
September 30, 1999
Well now that the truth is out in the open I feel like
a great weight has been lifted off my shoulders. I was a
former employee of the CIA and worked extensivley on
the MK-Ultra mind control project. While I do not recall
meeting Ms. O'Brien I can confirm every one of her
suspicions. I'm suprised that we were found out. I thought
that using the moniker MK as a cover-up for Mind
Control (MC) was a fantastic idea that no one would be able
to decode. This was especially true once the game
Mortal Kombat (MK) came out.
We all thought this would
add to the brouhaha, cleverly concealing our secret. I
was amazed by the gripping and engaging portrayal of this
tragic story. My friends at the book club especially
liked the revealing description of Ms. O'Brien's victimization
by the Reagan Administration's pimpin'. There were a
few conspiracies that the authors never discussed. For
example, how the CIA used one of its fronts, Kellogs,
to cleverly conceal hundreds of thousands of
sub-molecular nanites in the marshmallows in various
cereals. This includes such popular cereals as Lucky
Charms and Count Chocula. All in all it was a good
book!
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