jjares reviewed on 7/20/2022 + 3307 more book reviews

Although I'm not much for conspiracy theories, this book makes one think. The testimony of Virginia Giuffre has the ring of truth about it. After her horrible early life, how did she ever manage to construct an everyday life from the ashes of her high-flying early years? When one looks over the hundreds or thousands of young women's lives skewed by these pedophiles, It is a wonder that anyone is normal.

The more money and influence a person has, that person feels entitled to privileges that everyday folk doesn't earn. It is shocking to see how the privileged feel they are remarkable for their ability to amass wealth. They are different from you and me, and they flaunt it. It seems that there is a worrisome cabal that protects these pedophiles from their actions. I came away from this book rather worried about the world we live in today. There is no punishment or remorse for flaunting our laws.

In the last chapter, the explanation of the Clinton body count was genuinely alarming. This book was very readable and clear.

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