Cruel Hoax: Feminism and the New World Order

5 of 5 stars easily

IT IS NOT OFTEN THAT A BOOK COMES ALONG AND ACTUALLY DELIVERS MORE THAN YOU EXPECTED OR HOPED FOR. THIS IS ONE OF THOSE RARE AND MUST READ BOOKS. DELIVERED IN SHORT 3 TO 4 PAGE CHAPTERS, IT IS LIKE A SURVIVAL PANTRY STUFFED FULL AND OVERFLOWING WITH CONDENSED TRUTH. IN FACT THERE IS MORE INSIGHT AND RELEVANT INFORMATION PACKED INTO THE "INTRODUCTION" OF THIS BOOK THAN IN THE BODY OF MOST OTHER BOOKS ! AUTHOR HENRY MAKOW HAS DELIVERED A CRISP STINGING BLOW TO THE HIDDEN FACE OF THE NEW WORLD ORDER AND HES DONE IT IN A STARTLING NEW WAY. BY, IN HIS OWN WORDS, "CONNECTING THE DOTS". HE PAINTS A MASTERPIECE AND FOCUSES A BRIGHT FLOOD LIGHT ON THEIR METHODS AND MOTIVES GIVING THE REST OF US A RARE GLIMPSE INTO THE MECHANISMS OF DESTRUCTION AND UNIMAGINABLE POWER THEY WEILD OVER HUMANKIND. THE TASK IS NO SMALL FEAT YET MAKOW SEEMS TO HANDLE IT WITH EASE. TELLING ALOUD THEIR BIGGEST SECRETS AND CONNECTING THESE DOTS FOR THE REST OF US, DELIVERING COUNTLESS "AHA" MOMENTS FOR THE READER. MAKOW DEFTLY UNMASKS AND UNCLOAKS THEIR MANY SUBVERSIONS. HE NAMES NAMES AND LEADS THE READER LIKE AN EXPERIENCED GUIDE THROUGH THE MAZE OF DECEITS. HE TELLS OF A SMALL GROUP OF PERVERSE AND WORLDLY MEN, WITH OBSCENE WEALTH AND POWER AND A PLAN TO GRADUALLY DESTROY AND TRANSFORM EVERYTHING. THEY ARE POSESSED OF A GROSS MALEVOLENCE THAT SPANS AND CORRUPTS NOT ONLY THE GENERATIONS, BUT THE BORDERS, BOUNDARIES AND DISTINCTIONS OF MEN. THE "DOTS", MAKOW DRAWS OUT LIKE AN ARTIST IN HIS "DOT LIKE" CHAPTERS, ARE EACH BY THEMSELVES FASCINATING AND ILLUMINATING BUT AT THE SAME TIME A DISTRACTION FROM THE BIGGER PICTURE THAT EMERGES. LIKE THE NEW WORLD ORDERS PLAN TO DRAW THE WHOLE WORLD INTO ONE CENTRAL GOVERNANCE WITH ONE RELIGION , ONE ECONOMY, ONE LEADER AND ONE ANDROGENOUS SEX, MAKOW DRAWS ONE CLEAR CONCLUSION WITH HIS BOOK AND IT IS ONE WE ALL NEED TO SEE AND EMBRACE IF THERE IS ANY HOPE OF SURVIVING... DONT READ THIS BOOK... ABSORB IT !!!

This author and particularly this book helped in bringing me into being one of the few among my peers that is considered informed on the subject of the "War on Men" and how Feminism changed America and the West. To help women become equal to men, men had to be feminized... Women were made to be more like men, and men are to be more like women...so that they can meet in the middle... and the genders can be merged together into an "it." Who is doing this and why, I don't really agree with Henry... sounds more like conspiracy theory stuff, although who knows, maybe he is right... but what I got from the book was the actual documentation of how feminism is a communist idea, and how it was used to subvert the West from within. I love this book so much that I want to buy the hardcopy to keep in my library so that my children when they are older can also read it because I originally bought it on my kindle. Word of advice, don't share the thoughts and ideas of this book with your girlfriend or wife... you might end up alone or divorced... as this is what happened to me!

Feminism is indeed a vile plague which snuffs the life out of those who embrace it. Though I didn't always agree with the author, his primary points are sound. Society would be a much better place if we returned to the traditional family structure which has sustained mankind for millennia. Indeed, this proper structure is the only one ordained by nature and God, contrary to what modern pop culture and pseudoscience says. Makow is also fairly good when it comes to conspiracy. One drawback, however, is the fact that in the section on conspiracy he cites from The Protocols of the Elders of Zion. This document was proven to be spurious many decades ago. Many fellow believers in conspiracy, such as W. Cleon Skousen, have shown the Protocols to be a forgery taken from a French document created by a Russian Tsarist agent. But apart from this minor flaw (I say minor because it is only a small section or the book), I absolutely 100% recommend this excellent book. May feminism and its patron communism die swift deaths.

Bravo, Henry Mackow, for standing up for heterosexual men!!!!!! I loved this book, not only does Mackow do an excellent job of exposing the "hidden" agenda of feminism, but he does a masterful job exposing its ultimate objective of trying to steer muslim women from the practices of traditional Islam into a sultry life, common to most women in the Western world--rabid promiscuity, sexual deviant behavior, etc..The facts speak louder then words, and Mackow certainly does not pull any punches or mince words about the real culprits behind this subversive ideology of destruction--feminism. He goes right into and exposes the "Jewish" roots of this perverse doctrine, by going into the lives of Betty Freidan and others. Also, he unmasks the reality of modern-day mouthpieces of feminism, who also happen to be "Jewish,"--such as Eve Ensler.To make a long story short, go out and read this book. Feminism is out there to kill all of you--both men and women. Its ultimate objective is to lower the world's population; to turn men into the slaves of "feminazis;" instill a one-world government; and to make essentially women two-dollar whores!!!!!!!!!!!

To say I "love" this book is a little misleading. It is a sad recounting of how the various secular belief systems of the last 100 years have gutted people's hopes for fulfillment and happiness (oddly, especially women). It is said that women are high on the list of those targeted by 'dark forces' inasmuch as the "give life." I guess I would have to agree. It would be difficult for a woman to achieve happiness and clarity in a world that assaults all people with false notions of achievement and glory as the path(s) to the "good life." If you are a little burned out on all that modern life can do for you, this is a good read. Christian faith, in the end, is all that makes our journey here on the planet tolerable, and with that comes the hope of eternity (something a lot of people tend to overlook).

Love it

its ok

excellent book a must read for all.

I found this book disjointed. It is a collection of articles grouped together in three sections. Sometimes the articles feel more like rants than scholarly discussions. I would not recommend it to give to somebody who is a feminist to help them understand the roots and effects of the movement because there isn't a cumulative and well constructed argument in the book due to it's structure, but it does make some very good points. Also many of the points made can be found in articles by the author published online.What the book is useful for is compiling the authors research on this vital topic and having all his references in one place for further study. The book is heavily referenced. There are a great many useful references to scientific studies and rare books and forgotten articles which blow the lid off the hidden devastation and manipulation raught by feminism on on society. Unfortunately a handful of references however are to dubious websites and tabloids which do little to advance the authors case.

Although I can't in all honesty, say that I agree with the entire contents of the book, it definitely is thought provoking. Life Changing? Mind Altering? I wouldn't go that far. It's helped me sort out some of my gender identity issues and has put light on the emasculation of men in today's society, the hypocrisy in feminist agenda, and the immense imbalance in the perception of gender issues in the educational institutions and through out society and government legislation. In that sense, this book was good. It did lean on religion and homophobia to support it's arguments, which I didn't much appreciate. This book weighs heavily on Illuminati conspiracy theory and refers to homosexuality as demoralizing to the nuclear family. Blaming Communist roots funded by the bankers and aristocrats for homosexuality / feminism, and ultimately the destruction of gender and sexuality... I had a hard time separating the points that made sense with the ones that didn't. And I agree with one of the other reviews, that the last few submissions in the book were devoted to the NWO and I felt, left the wrong impression. With all of that said; Makow took a topic that is difficult to oppose and threw political correctness out the window. He obviously feels very strongly about the issues he presented and made some very strong and well articulated arguments. I recommend reading it.