Guests of the nation

Guests of the Nation pulls no punches... . ?I loved it! I think GOTN is a timely published 9/11 story, a quick and easy read for our too busy lives, and one that just might sink into the American people?s consciousness, finally.  I wish it could be placed for sale on every store?s ?impulse? check-out counter across the USA.? ? Elizabeth O. Metz, Summer of Truth, 2008 ?Once again, Palecek leads us sleepwalkers through Nightmerica, the twisted beyond cor- ruption conspiracyland of a million fears. Our tour begins in the nooks, crannies, and crawl- spaces necessarily accessed to bring a building down in its footprint. ?Before George W. Bush?s bloody rampage across the world could commence there need be a ?catalyzing? event. Enter the crime of the century on the eleventh day of the ninth month of the first year. Palecek goes among the real 9/11 conspirators to prove fiction is no stranger to truth. ?Palecek  chronicles  better  than  anyone  America?s  legion  nobodies,  shocked,  awed,  and standing appalled as their president careens around the globe, death and hellfire marking his passage. ?From  headless  corpses  bobbing  down  the  Tigris,  to  Louisiana?s  unidentified  ?floaters,? Palecek reminds, we?re all little people in this not so brave Neo World; no more citizens, but merely ?guests? serving at the pleasure of the president. ? Chris Cook, Gorilla Radio, Vancouver, British Columbia ?Gripping,  insightful  character  dialogue leading  to  that  nagging  suspicion  that  something doesn?t seem to add up within our currently accepted, mainstream media promoted world-view ? finishing with the only possible solution of a totalitarian agenda. Great Read!? ? Dan Nalven, 911Truth.org