Publisher's Synopsis
The first casualty when war comes is truth preached America's celebrated anti-war Senator Hiram Johnson (1866-1945).
Orwell's novel 1984 is highjacked and used as an instruction manual by wannabe despots. The senator's words inspired falsehoods of war that were foisted on the gullible trusting public up to and during World War II.
Mainstream media and palace publishing houses were willing prostitutes of Westminster, Washington and war-profiteering pimps. Corporate England and America's provocations lured Japan and Hitler's Germany into war. During that conflict's progress misinformation intensified.
From the ludicrous claim that Hitler was poised to invade Britain to the False Flag operation of Pearl Harbor, the needless fall of Singapore, the loss of Australia's cruiser HMAS Sydney, these and scores of other Allied calamities were either censored or spun like a child's spinning top.
Inspired by the success of volume one of the same series volume two opens a Pandora's Box of lies woven by the artful D-Day dodgers of war profiteers.
