Incredible Inc.

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Books by children of two US Presidents that are not just incredible but also life-changing. Jean Eisenhower: RATTLESNAKE FIRE https://www.amazon.com/Rattlesnake-Fire-memoir-extra-dimensional-experience/dp/0615185843 https://share.google/Gly5kF1PvppYlo5pa Book overview A memoir of psychological healing, with shamanic initiation, flashbacks of childhood abuse, shadowy networks involved in mind control, and extra-dimensional experiences, all of which challenge and/or assist her healing. Eisenhower's journey through the murky, paranormal shadowlands begins when she, the idealistic young former minister's wife, is working as a media activist for a radical environmental group...being violently attacked and simultaneously framed by rogue law enforcement entities allied with timber industry interests. She finds herself under surveillance and subject to weird and terrifying altered states with obvious hostile intent, that challenge her idealism, her worldview, and ultimately her sanity. In her ten-year odyssey through the psychic undergrounds she encounters evidence of secret government mind-control experiments.... Eisenhower brings the fierce intelligence of a spiritual warrior to her quest, and points us to encouraging possibilities. (from Foreword by Ralph Metzner) 5.0 out of 5 stars highly recommended! Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2008 Warning: you won't be able to put this down! A very personal account about her turbulent life as a minister's wife, rock n roll reporter, environmental activist, mother, contactee and experiencer of split personalities. In spite of all the strange, bizarre, and often frightening experiences and challenges she not only keeps her sanity and perspective but decides to learn from them to grow and find balance in her life. I see her courageous life as an inspiration to all, but especially those who are struggling with abductions and harassments of Psy Ops. ****** David Quigley (JFK Jr): STOLEN IDENTITY Stolen Identity: Unveiling the Real John Kennedy Jr https://share.google/gJB6pDwGrHLZJl8AB Stolen Identity" is the jaw-dropping memoir by the real John F. Kennedy Jr., who was replaced by a body double in a scheme to embezzle billions of Kennedy dollars for organized crime at the age of nine. Referred to as "John-John" by the mafia, the public persona of JFK Jr. was a counterfeit, enjoying a life of wealth and privilege. Simultaneously, the genuine son of the assassinated president endured a heartbreaking existence marked by neglect, torture, and poverty. Prepare to be astonished as the author reveals a gripping account of corrupt government, secret societies, MK-Ultra, murder, and monumental theft. This life-changing autobiography will permanently alter the reader's perception of the American government, politics, and the true fate of the Kennedy family. Stolen Identity, by John F. Kennedy Jr. Book Rating by Shortform Readers: 4.8 (105 reviews) In Stolen Identity, John F. Kennedy Jr. offers a chilling insider's account, weaving an intricate tale of his youth caught amid wealthy socialites, criminal syndicates, and government conspiracy. Kennedy reveals his life entangled with influential figures like Jackie Kennedy and Aristotle Onassis, alongside harrowing tales of kidnappings, brainwashing, and covert operations. Through gripping anecdotes, Kennedy takes readers behind closed doors—from dodging assassination attempts alongside Hell's Angels to uncovering the "Q-Plan," an elaborate deception about Donald Trump and Kennedy's own death. A memoir where truth meets fiction, Stolen Identity dares to question how deep the rabbit hole goes.

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