Inside Secret Societies: What

by Michael Benson

Book Overview

Secret Societies lifts the lid on some of the most notorious and clandestine organisations in the world. From frat boy handshakes to the 47th level of Freemasonry, this entertaining and hugely... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0806526645
• ISBN13: 9780806526645
• Release Date: June 2005
• Publisher: Citadel Press
• Length: 272 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 6.1" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

The essential refrence guide for Conspiracy enthuists.

Whether you are a true conspiracy theorist or just some one who likes to laugh at them, this book is an excellent refrence for how the conspricay community views many secret orginazations.

Enter, Brother

Flash the man at the locked door the "hi-sign", put on your fez, hood, or Masonic apron and join author Michael Benson as he takes you on a journey into the offbeat world of strange cults and secret societies. All manner of previously well-guarded secrets and rituals will be exposed to you for your enjoyment and edification. Now repeat after me, "If I do not find Inside Secret Societies: What They Don't Want You to Know a fascinating and informative read, may my pancreas explode and my socks never match."

Can you keep a secret?

While the city blissfully sleeps, they gather shrouded under a veil of secrecy to plot the destruction of nation-states, races and religions. These are the members of ancient societies, new world orders and every shadowy group in between. Well researched and highly enjoyable, this book will give you an up close and personal view of their mad plans and sometimes-brutal tactics.

An Encylopedia of Secret Organizations

This book is organized in alphabetical order, listing a great many "secret societies" such as the Freemasons, Rosicruicians, Knights Templar, etc. but also such lesser-known groups as the "Bilderbergs," "Bohemian Grove," "MJ-12," etc. that perhaps are much more influential in our time. The entries are very basic yet seem to be comprehensive. This is a general reference book to consult when you have heard the name of some group and just want to get an idea of who they are, and then go on to other more in-depth information in other books. Caveat: I don't have full confidence in the author's accuracy with specific details. For example, he speaks of someone being held in a "Minneapolis prison" and I happen to know there is no prison in Minneapolis (there is a county jail).