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Take that you Commie, ISBN #0-9710938-9-X

By Marlin Creasote, Fiction 276 pages. Aug 2000

This fiction book is critical of everyone: liberals, the rich, feminists, immigration, welfare, the NWO, one world government, most religions, integration, affirmative action, and the extreme right. The author has touched on every subject that causes us trouble today using language that is certain to incite anger, and then gives his solutions to the problem.

'Take that you Commie’ is a didactic novel that concerns the differences between the Left and Right of political thinking in the United States. It was written before the “NeoCon” leftists took over the Republican Party so it is already dated but still relevant for it’s true motive. It will be classified as political science fiction when it should be political fact. It revolves around three characters that represent three generations. The first are the people that grew-up before the changes we are struggling with today, the second are people that that were born before the changes but grew-up during the changes and the third are the young people that were born after the changes and were raised in this new society.

The book starts out by listing all the complaints that the three characters have with the present society and describes the war that leads to their freedom. A secret group builds an army, lays a trap, and defeats the forces of the Washington based liberals in a battle described in detail. They use weapons designed, built, and stored in secret, giving them complete control over the western half of the United States. Even the KGB could not keep a secret so right away we know the author is a dreamer.

Talks follow but to no avail; the Eastern Left and the Western Right will never agree on all the subjects discussed. As an example in chapter three “The Negotiations” some of what is discussed is: marriage, sex, pedophiles, nudity, homosexuals, abortion, guns, affirmative action, communists, hate crimes, double standards, foreign aid, the UN, tobacco, and immigration. There follows five chapters describing the new society as governed by a new political party. The author describes the New West’s government and society in detail with emphasis on the differences between Liberalism and true Conservatism. Again, the author’s unattainable utopian dream fantasy betrays the truth; that it would be impossible to construct a political party of totally honest and incorruptible men.

One of the chapters is about our religious beliefs. The problems as well as the advantages of religion are discussed and a new god as the basis of a new religion is suggested. At the back of the book is an informative section about the history of religion, listing the religions that have formed the religions we live with today.

The secret Communist agents in our midst are discussed and real spies are named with details of their real crimes. This chapter is taken from the history books and is not fiction. The East loses the south to the Negroes and Hispanics; the West’s southern states are also forfeited to Hispanics. The author was unaware of Turner and Civil War Two’s similarity when he wrote this but the outcome of splitting the nation into pieces is the same.

He then pens his penultimate chapter and has fun waxing his wrath in gory descriptions of the tortures he would like to see inflicted on his archenemies. This short chapter is the one non-serious moment in the story; the author clearly enjoyed writing this and must have been having a great time.

In the end the New World Order, One World Government, Commies can’t stand the fact the citizens of the New West are still free and independent so they prepare to attack. I will not spoil the surprise by telling you how the story ends but it is not a hopeful future for free men. After the story ends there is 31-page glossary. The author has informed me that he inserted many large and obscure two-bit words and their definitions at the end of the book in an effort to broaden the minds and educate some of his readers.

The book is a war story and a story about structuring a new society of free men. After the "West" wins their war for freedom they must construct a government and this is what the story is all about. If you could take-over, what would your new government look like? The bulk of the book and it’s true motive is the author’s description of a new political party called the “Centrists” comprised of honest incorrigible men dedicated to a government that protects the interests of the working-class citizen, to the exclusion of the rich, the poor, and the rest of the world. Although the book is about the author’s dislike for “Commies” and the elite rich you will be surprised just how liberal he really is. He advocates ideas more “liberal” than the average Democrat ever dreamed of. However, he would make his programs universal and not just give benefits to some groups based on race or sex. Some people are going to call this book racist, anti-Semitic, sexist, isolationist, and hate speech; ‘They’ are the ones that are hate filled discriminators that only wish to silence their opposition. Lets hope that we will always have the right to express our opinions freely.

Crazy Bob 2000 AD

DECEIVED: Corrupt Leadership and the American Empire.
Dr Marlin Creasote 2007 Politics
Only in E-book form as of now at gdmlegacy@yahoo.com. and other E-book outlets.

Have you ever asked “Why is the world such a mess?” and the answer came back because our leaders are a mess, their system is a mess, and the population are raised to be a mess of a mass, then this is the book for you.

I have met The Right Reverend, Professor, Doctor, Doctor Marlin Creasote and heard him expound on the need for honest people in honest political parties running honest governments for the benefit of the People, not some person. And this book goes into that in depth.

In 44,271 words and eleven chapters (1 – The Cause of our Troubles, 2 – Complaints
3 – The Pigs (No respect), 4 – The New Government, 5 – The New Society, 6 – Education,
7 – Welfare, 8 – A New God, 9 – Enemies of the Nation, 10 – Our Dilemma, the man lays it out. He sees what the problem is and gives us his advice. He finishes with a very interesting chapter about religion. Everyone believes but few know where those beliefs came from, this brief history might help.

If you are in that 50% of eligible voters that do not wish to cast a ballot this book might describe a political party that will appeal to you. People that vote for the left or right could also be attracted to a Centrist party. Think of the possibilities. We could be living in a wonderful world with peace and prosperity for the Citizens of the United States. Then the rest of the world’s government could use us as an example and straighten out their own mess.

Lets get started. Crazy Bob, March 2007

THE SACRED MUSHROOM AND THE CROSS by John M. Allegro

John Allegro was a scholar of language (philologian) that was asked to study the Dead Sea Scrolls and was the only original member that was not a religious man. After years of studying the scrolls he then wrote this book and was criticized so much his academic career was finished.

Allegro claims that mankind invented gods when he had hallucinations from eating a certain kind of mushroom (Amanita muscaria, or Fly-Agaric), with that I can agree. Allegro also sees penises, vaginas, and sex in everything, here I think he had a personal problem.

The mushroom grows without a seed (virgin birth) it breaks through the ground looking like an egg then within a day it grows long like a penis then it develops a bright red cap with white spots. It then dies and is resurrected. Allegro thought that the people that eat it and thought they saw god thought of it as "the son of god": god come to the earth to reveal himself and offering himself as a sacrifice.

As a linguist Allegro could look at an old Greek, Aramaic or Hebrew word and trace its meaning and origin all the way back to the first written language, the Sumerian. Again I agree with him when he says that everything started with and came from Sumer. He ties together such things as the Christian Easter and Jewish Passover to the Bacchic Anthesteria. He states that the concept of Sin was wasting sperm meant for making babies because early man saw rain as god’s sperm.

Allegro starts by pointing out that the Christian myth and all its writings was not in existence until after the Romans crushed the Jewish revolt in 70 AD. His contention is that there was no real Jesus and points out that in the Dead Sea Scrolls there is a "Teacher of Righteousness" that was put to death and that the Essenes where expecting him to be resurrected and return to the earth as the Messiah, to kill the hated enemy, Rome, some 90 years before Jesus. I can understand early man before civilization taking hallucinatory trips and then equating their visions as gods. However his contention is that there were mystery cults that used mushrooms and that everything up to and including the New Testament was not real; that when talking about Jesus they where really talking about the mushroom.

I will give you an example of Allegro’s reasoning. "The use of the name Jesus (Greek iesus) as an invocation for healing was appropriate enough. Its Hebrew original, yehöshiia’, Joshua, comes from Sumerian *JA_U_ShIJ_A (ShuSh), "semen, which saves, restores, heals". Hellenized Jews used for "Joshua" the Greek name IasJn, Jason, very properly, since iasón, "healer", and the deponent verb iaomai, "heal", come from the same Sumerian source." As you can see this is not easy reading if you are not a wordsmith and we must take his (and his critics) word for the truth unless we have the ability to research the language ourselves.

Eve ate the "fruit" of the "tree of knowledge of good and evil" or the holy mushroom and it made her as god. Abraham heard god tell him to kill his son, Moses saw god in a burning bush and heard him speak, Jesus and his disciples saw Moses; could they all have been hallucinating after munching on the sacred mushroom?

Allegro claims that the origin of the term "Blue Blood" that we use for people that think they are special (usually only rich) comes from the Sumerian for menstrual blood that was thought to be special but also dangerous thus royalty and the color purple.

Allegro points out that it was religious fanaticism that was the cause of the downfall of the Jews in 70AD; it was the mushroom eaters that caused all the trouble for the innocent Jews. The Romans where not picking on the Christians, they where fighting mushroom eating Jewish terrorists who spoke of a Chrestus. We know that the Christian religion also has had its share of religious fanaticism and that today we are suffering from Moslem religious fanaticism.

Allegro claims that all of the Bible stories from the Old and New Testaments where really cover stories about the use of this mushroom written to pass on the information to new members of the secret mystery cult. Then sometime before Constantine made Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire the cult was wiped out and the message was picked up by the ordinary people and believed as a fact.

Let’s see if I understand this. A group of early men, before we where civilized, were eating the magic mushroom and thought they saw god when they where hallucinating. They then developed religion and the priests of this religion kept the truth a secret passing it on to their select priestly followers. This first religion of the Sumerians spun off to become the Egyptian, Greek, Hittite, Hindu, and early Hebrew religion with only a select few allowed to know the secret of the mushroom. Then one fanatical sect of Jews that hoped for a deliver from Roman oppression invented the story of Chrestus and started so much trouble that they where hounded by the Roman authorities into oblivion. The unknowing followers of this religion where picked up by Constantine and the rest is history. Except for the uncomfortable fact that a select few to this day know the truth that it all came from the visions brought on by eating this special mushroom.

You need to read this book through and then on a second reading it begins to make more sense. Allegro’s claim reminds me of the so called "Bible Code" where people find hidden messages in the Bible; if you try hard enough you can find hidden meaning in everything. Allegro claims he never tried the mushroom himself, one wonders.

Allegro contends that from Abraham to Isaac to Jacob to Moses to Jesus it is all a story connected to the mushroom cults and that none of them really existed and this is why he has so many critics, he has questioned their religious believes. Let us not forget that Galileo was told he was wrong and only Columbus believed the earth was round yet in time everyone agreed with them. If Allegro’s thesis can deprive the Hebrew god and his two bastard sons of some of the power they hold over the human race then he deserves sainthood. Amen.

Crazy Bob 2009AD