Conspiracy Theories & Unpopular Culture: Illuminati and Occult Symbolism in Films, Television and Technology: Harry Potter, 5G, Flat Earth, Bitcoin and More Paperback – April 4, 2020

Imagine a world where a few evil flat earthers want you to believe the earth is a sphere.

Its a rarity to have such in depth and new views on conspiracy.Weishaupt is in the top 3!!!

I dont usually review things but thus guy deserves it. This is an author you can trust. Such good information, well researched, non bias. I've listened to ALL his books and you should too. Listen to the podcast while your at it. You won't be disappointed!

The writer of this book and it’s other books are all speculation and gossip. You really don’t know how much you can really know about what he’s saying. Hi support his podcast and I bought a bunch of his books, but I would talk about these books in a serious academic world. So keep that in mind that if you just looking for cheap book 3 for the summer get a Kindle copy of it.

I received a signed copy of this book for Christmas from one of my friends, and I loved every minute I spent reading it. Great work Isaac, keep it up, I love your show and I am looking forward to purchasing more of your books. Stay Woke!

I really like all of his books and this one in particular. I can't believe they let him continue business in this current tyrannical environment... This book and all of his others will make you think about things in a different light. He never says that's the way it is and you must believe him. He lets you decide. He is the presenter. I listen to his podcasts also. I think he is unlike anyone I've heard before. I buzzed through all of his books. Hard to put down...

Discovered Adam (pseudonym apparently) via Veritas podcast, which is great - made me want to check the book out. You're most likely familiar with the genre to get here so chances are you already know the various themes, same as occult symbolism books on pop culture alone. In conversation, it's interesting...in a book, it is written like a conversation, there's no real framework or end, just hundred of tangents with a general theme. With experience, I'm sure he'll get better and the subject is interesting but reading this was hard work. The content however is worth investigating further and full marks for effort.