/lit/ - Literature

Halfway through this book. Thus far, would not recommend, despite how often this comes up as one of "the" conspiracy books. If your power level is anywhere above that of the oblivious normalfag, nothing will come as a shock to you, and the illustration of connections between governments and cults and the media and such will really only confirm what you already thought to be true. It's an odd sort of dynamic where having more evidence actually detracts from it. Also, despite the subject matter, McGowan is nonetheless a product of his age and has at several times made my eyes roll with some boomerisms. I'll reserve my full judgment until the latter half of the book.

>>20499537

looking for ones on stuff like mermaids, cointelpro, crisis actors, targeted individuals, global warming/weather, those pretty much

any of those categories are welcome

>>20325271
"Programmed to Kill" by David McGowan is what you're looking for.

>>20193436
Yep, David McGowan is great

anyone else into conspiracy/deep politics lit? finished this recently, know abt valentine’s phoenix book, any other recs

Here y'go.

Not a detective story, but Programmed to Kill is pretty interesting.

Is it all real?

How do you categorize books that use facts to extrapolate shaky theories? I don't want to suggest that I don't believe a lot of it, I do. It's just such a weird hybrid of justified paranoia, cynicism, confidence, and imagination. Also, any recommendations of similar works?

ITT: conspiracy books that break your brain

pic related makes me feel like a fucking Lovecraft protagonist

>>17764066
This one will do it

>>17617487
This is the archetype of what you are describing to me.

The TLDR is that all famous serial killers are set up via MK ULTRA type programs to be fall guys to cover up the global pedophile trafficking network.

>>17620448
What sort of recent events?

How does one move on after reading this?

Can anyone debunk its thesis for me so that I can take the bluepill once more?

>>16930563

Anybody who liked Season One of True Detective should get Conspiracy Against the Human Race, but then read it only one section at a time while cycling through stories from the Complete Works of Flannery O’Conner, and chapters from Programmed to Kill.

By the time you are finished all three you will have ascended

>>16714850
Any more books like this?

Fucked up because its true

What is wrong with people?