Quotes from "By Way of Deception" are up on about a thousand sites I guess, some of the sites are official, some are sponsored by papers, book reviews or writers, some are sites that may be unappealing to you. I'll bet you can find the book in different places too....like Barnes & Noble and I'll bet a few copies are left lying around in some seedy, backroom bookstores in a red light district somewhere.
It's the INFORMATION taken verbatim from the book that is important, not the site which it came from.
C'mon Larry, you're stooping pretty low here.
Ignoring the message to shoot the messenger.

>"Damn, to draw from a source like Free Mason Watch and then in the next post claim it has nothing to do about Free Masons is comical. And then to say that someone who points this out has no credibility is hysterical."

It DOESN"T have anything to do with the Freemason watch. And it is neither comical or hysterical to point out that you don't like the site. Perhaps what is "comical" or "hysterical" is your total lack of interest in the REAL point that the Mossad agent revealed (which is very important in todays' political climate.)

<"Whenever someone questions one of his sources (and especially when we point him to credible ones), he calls that an ad hominem attack. Pitiful."

Obviously YOUR sources are from newspapers that print only certain truths, and ignore or gloss over other important truths. There are many places to glean information from, and one has to look everywhere and then match up the information.

>"those who look for conspiracies .......are life's chronic losers who're looking for someone to blame for their own failures."

Personal opinion of course!
I am a "conspiracy buff" but that does not make me a loser.
And I'm just pointing out YOUR lack of credibility in adding ANYTHING positive or resourceful to this thread.

Have a nice day.