The Truth Agenda: Making Sense of Unexplained Mysteries, Global Cover-Ups & Visions for a New Era Paperback – February 10, 2015

Andy Thomas ​is the superstar crop circle researcher in What On Earth?​, a documentary I made that he helped make good enough to get an excellent review in The New York Times. He's also the author of a history of the crop circle phenomenon, Vital Signs: A Complete Guide to the Crop Circle Mystery, which is the best telling of the real stories about what was going on in the years up to 2002, when the excitement was high and the data was fascinating. In The Truth Agenda, Andy shines his bright light on the shadowy world of conspiracy theories. Where people tend to be polarized into believers and doubters, Andy is an objective voice that considers all sides and arguments and possibilities. And he writes about the mindsets people are in that are less objective. So, you get heavy doses of the compelling data that has people appalled and angry will not let these things rest, and then thoughtful analyses of why people think as they do and how they might think differently -- or not. He is described aptly on the Author's Page as being "renowned for his striking presentations on cover-ups and the unexplained," and if you check him out on YouTube you can see how eloquent and interesting and intelligent he is, as much off the page as on.

This was an awesome book! It was well written, well illustrated, well thought out and descriptive with all of its information. When reading it, I never felt that he was trying to push his belief on me regarding any of the subjects he discusses in the book. He allows the readers to make up their own mind about the subjects and only urges them to look into every nook and cranny and under the carpet of any 'official story' or any 'official evidence' that is provided to individuals by the usual sources. I certainly appreciated that. I consider this a must read for anyone that is tired of hearing what the establishment puts out on a regular basis. Cheers to Andy for a great book!

The writer doesn't enforce any beliefs, but puts the data there for inspection and for you to form your conclusions. Also, he puts some positive and proactive steps we can all take to ''do something about it''. That is inspiring and gives hope for a positive outcome that we can all contribute to. And it is written in an engaging style which maintains our interest throughout.

well researched