If you're after a book that will keep you awake, this is it!

After reading this enormous bedside companion, you'll think twice about a lot of things...I did, that's for sure. In short, it's a Conspiracy Theorists bible that boasts ' the book that will change the world'. However, it seems that the world has passed it by. Not for lack of sales, quite the contrary, no, simply because there has not been (to my knowledge), a single review in any of the mainstream magazines. This only makes its success even more amazing.

Amazing indeed. The contents are, for want of a better word, a little hard to accept. Icke has almost certainly incurred the wrath of those in authority, the very people who possess the power to make sure that the book receives little or no publicity. Only the few brave independent radio stations have interviewed Icke concerning the fiery pages of the book, thereby reaching out to a very limited audience.

So, what the hell is the book about?

Everything, everyone, and nothing. Conjecture, second-hand or higher information, and outrageous claims that would put Tony Blair to shame.

The queen Mother, apparently, is a shape-shifting reptilian alien who eats human flesh, along with her daughter, Son-in-law, and the Queen! Admittedly, Icke says that he cannot confirm these reports....I wonder why that is?

President Clinton and George Bush arrange weekends away in the mountains hunting humans, raping children, and probably share the odd cigar no doubt!

Jesus didn't exist, there is no God, and just about everyone in the Freemasons is a paedophile and/or into Black Magic and Satanic abuse! Icke is probably miffed because HE never got invited to join!

Don't get me wrong, Icke makes many, many valid points in his book, and on the whole it is an excellent read.

Princess Diana's death and the circumstances surrounding that terrible night, and indeed, the many months leading up to it, makes for compulsive reading. There are too many 'coincidences' that must be, and are, questioned.

The fact that the 13th pillar the car hit was in a tunnel directly above an ancient shrine to the Goddess Diana, begs to be researched.

The similarities between the lives of Diana and Marilyn Monroe are also striking. They were both born on the same day (different years), Elton John's classic, 'Candle In The Wind', was in tribute to Monroe, and then later adapted for Diana's funeral. These any many more are what keeps the book afloat in my humble opinion.

I doubt very much whether you'll be able to get the book out from the local library, but if you can, great!