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The hosts noted that the title was written by a former government employee and claimed to be suppressed by agencies that did not want it read, even being presented as fiction. They recounted a listener’s attempt to purchase a copy, which was expensive and ultimately unavailable as the listings vanished. The discussion highlighted the alleged controversy surrounding the book rather than endorsing its content.
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This book was mentioned as being written by John Loftus, a former government worker, and was reportedly being hidden or suppressed by entities who did not want it read, despite being presented as fiction.
This guy used to work for the state, had to write this book, The Witness Tree, which someone has sent to me.
I have not been able to get into it. I wanted to this week, but obviously was very sick for two days. I'm going to get into it because the way that they don't want anyone to have this book. I got an email from someone saying they bought the book and then found out that it was canceled and they're not allowed to get the book.
And the guy who wrote this article said, yeah, the CIA don't want this one read, even though we pretended that it was fiction.
Somebody in the comments saying, what's that book? It is called The Witness Tree.
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The speaker mentioned a listener ordered this book, found it very expensive, and then received an email that the four available copies could not be sent, causing the book listing to disappear from the website.
Chelsea Dominguez writes, I found the witness tree and ordered it. It was very expensive. And there were only four copies on the website. Just received an email that they can't send it to me now. And the other books disappeared. Oh, wow. Wow.
Why is the CIA all over this book? The witness tree. What am I going to learn?