Greg Hallett & Spymaster
HITLER WAS A BRITISH AGENT
Some reader reviews:
General: The book is amazing.
Cynical old man: It's gorgeous. Its so well referenced. It refers to real people and real events. This makes it hard to argue with.
53 year old businessman: It's terrific. I love it. It's my favourite book. . . . and his 39 year old girlfriend: You're his hero.
Book afficionado: I have over 6,000 books and Hitler was a British Agent is worth 500 of my other books.
Maori: We hide this book with the stash. Groups come around and we have a karakea, a reading, someone usually kisses the floor saying thank you for telling the truth, we have another prayer, then hide the book back with the stash. We call it the 'buka buka' and value it more than the Bible cause there's more c*nts on every page. No one's allowed to take it out of the house.
Contractor: I have seconded this book. They're not getting it back. You have indemnified yourself very well.
Intelligence: You are drawing blood. The authorities don't know what to do about it.
Magazine Editor: How did you write it? I mean, it's so well written and documented. It's fast, full of information and quite racy. You're not what I expect. I met the Spymaster yesterday and he's not at all what I expected.
40 year old: My mother is part of a high standing legal family. She sat me down and said "read this". She had opened the book to 'Operation Winnie the Pooh'. I read it. Now I see you on the street and wonder why you're still alive.
James Bond III: You can't quote me on the front cover for copyright reasons, but it is "A brilliant analysis of the deception of war".
Intelligence [We want to remain unnamed]: It could well become the book of the century.
Private Investigator: We don't know how you do it. I had a quick flick through it and gave it to one of my staff. He's not giving it back. He won't even bring it into the office.
Publisher: I sat down to skim through it and didn't get up for another three hours.
American reader: Thank you for writing this book.
Rove Live: What the? . . . can we even screen this?
Cloak and Dagger:
The book is terrific. It's very well documented. It tell us more of what's happening in the backstage of the global theatre.
Full interview with Cloak & Dagger 11/11/2005
Australian reader: The book was the best read I have had since reading 'Vatican Assassins' by Eric Pelps.
27 Nov. 2005.