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Loading... UFOs, JFK, and Elvis: Conspiracies You Don't Have to Be Crazy to Believeby Richard Belzer
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Some interesting point made in reference to the Kennedy assassination. Otherwise too over the top for me. ( ) The quality of The Belz's book depends mostly on how you approach it: as a theory-and-evidence book on conspiracies and cover-ups, or as a humour piece. As an academic book, it has major failings. You have to take Belzer's word, or the word of several references of unknown credibility, on a lot of things. The humour aspect saves it somewhat, as long as you like Belzer's snark. Being familiar with his stand-up definitely helps, as you'd have a better idea of his tone during his rants. Also, lest the title lead you astray, there is nothing about Elvis. no reviews | add a review
Veteran comedian and actor Richard Belzer, who plays a detective on the hit TV series Homicide: Life on the Streets' turns his cynical eye and scathing tongue loose in this hilarious yet hard-hitting expose of why conspiracy theories are no laughing matter.' No library descriptions found. |
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