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Dissent Into Madness

What if the delusions of the dissidents are in fact real? What if their paranoid fantasies are not fantasies at all? In other words, what if it’s not the political dissidents who are crazy, but the politicians? You’re about to learn about the dark history and the even more disturbing present of political psychopathy.

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What if the delusions of the dissidents are in fact real? What if their paranoid fantasies are not fantasies at all? In other words, what if it’s not the political dissidents who are crazy, but the politicians? You’re about to learn about the dark history and the even more disturbing present of political psychopathy.

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