"Above Top Secret" By Jim Marrs

Title: Above Top Secret
Author: Jim Marrs
Published Year: 2008
Pages: 284
Genre: Non-fiction, conspiracy theory

This is not the first Jim Marrs book that I have read. The previous ones that I have read dealt with more alien technology and whether or not there are aliens which have visited us. This work of Marrs' focuses more of what I consider conspiracy theories and are more into the current "digital age". This digital age is called so due to all the Internet access most people have and the major amount of volume of information that is available on the Internet. Marrs has his own website that is devoted to the topics that mainstream media does not typically address and that is where the topics for this book come from. Each section starts out with a who, what where, how and when type of break down and then launches into the evidence from it. As with these types of books, I always recommend looking at other sources. Not to discredit anyone, but sometimes the authors are so wrapped up in their beliefs of the subject that they themselves are not subjective. Nonetheless, the material is thought provoking and provides a stepping point for the topic.

The list of topics that are found in this book are as follows:

• Was 9/11 an inside job?
• Is the supply of oil peaking?
• Why did the Air Force change its story on Stephenville?
• Do road signs contain hidden codes?
• Is free/alternative energy being kept from the public?
• Is the Federal Reserve a scam?
• Are chemtrails for real?
• Is there a Nazi base in Antarctica?
• Who killed JFK?
• Did John Titor come from the future?
• Who built the spidery drones?
• What passed by the space shuttle Atlantis?
• What hovered over O'Hare gate C17?
• What flew over Phoenix?
• Were the moon landings faked?
• Who parked the moon?
• What crashed at Roswell?
• Is God and alien?
• What will happen in 2012?

Just based on these topics alone you can see that there is not enough room in a 284 page book to thoroughly go over each topic, which is why this is a good selection to get a general idea of the different topics and then decide which ones you would like to investigate further.