Publisher's Synopsis
The best satire should leave the reader thinking "this could all be true." In this bitingly funny series of satirical essays, Christopher Antony Meade takes aim at a variety of targets from Noah and his Ark to Kim Jong-un. The true identity of the Illuminati leader (you'll never guess who) is revealed, as well as what really happened to President Kennedy in Dallas in 1963. These are only a taster of the historical mysteries that are laid bare.
The writer here is very well known for his anarchic and totally irreverent sense of humour and in this book he certainly doesn't disappoint. You will never think of conspiracy theories in the same way again.
