Secrets You Aren't Supposed to Know 

Wouldn't you love to have a book of secrets that shows you how to read minds, boost IQ, make money, spend less, get the real news, subliminally persuade, detect lies, and find treasure? Then get your copy of The Secrets Package. More on these great ebooks in a moment, but first sign up for our free Secrets Course:

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What's in the Secrets Package?

You Aren't Supposed to Know - A Book of Secrets
99 Lies - Another Book of Secrets
A Survival Guide for Interesting Times
Signs Of Lying and How to Trap a Liar
Money Saving Secrets

The Secrets Package

One good idea can make a book worth the price, right? Owning this package is like having the most useful parts of sixty books laid out in front of you. In a few minutes, you can start considering how to use these secrets to change your life. Here is some of what you'll get.

1. You Aren't Supposed to Know - A Book of Secrets

Learn subliminal persuasion techniques - They'll happily do what you want. Convince employers to hire you. Get people to help you. Use secret words, body language and more.

How to get information - Find a long lost friend, learn about the new boss before he interviews you, find anyone using phone pretexts, free investigative tools and more.

Hypnotic writing - I quadrupled the sign-ups for my newsletters by applying these techniques. How will you use them? (It's not all about business.)

Get the "real" news - Some news never makes it to CNN or the networks, or shows up months or years after the fact. But you can get it today once you know how.

Read Minds - People's pupils get bigger when they like what they see or think about what they like (try it in a mirror). You'll learn how to use that to get into their minds.

More...

Develop your intuition
Cure phobias
Be more creative
Zero-down real estate investing
Instant motivation secrets
Tricks credit card companies play on you
How to fix your credit report
Make your business more profitable
How to get free things
How to improve your memory
67 ways to lose weight

Alice in Wonderland? - Buy the book and at the bottom of Chapter 1 you'll see an excerpt lifted straight from a CIA interrogation manual, describing the "Alice In Wonderland" technique. I hesitated to include such a manipulative method, but this is a book of secrets. Fortunately, you'll also find more ethical ways to influence people and get information.

Latest Pages on the Site

Fascinating Facts - A fun collection from a writer new to this site.
Body Language - An example of how it can affect people at a level below consciousness.
Little Known News - A few items that you probably haven't seen on the evening news.

What Else?

Want to beat the casino? I used to run a roulette table. One of my favorite players was a quiet guy who always bet the same number, and kept winning! Months later I met him and learned exactly $80,000 in sixteen months of part-time play. The whole story - and his betting system - is in the ebook.

You'll learn how politicians hide the truth (the specific techniques), so you can protect yourself from being manipulated.

Would you like to create a new identity? That's covered too.

Are you are being bugged? You'll learn how to know.

You can see the value here, so don't miss this opportunity. You Aren't Supposed to Know is hundreds of pages long, and the other books in the package add hundreds more. Of course it's not the quantity of information, but the quality that matters. I once paid $80 for a 76-page ebook and the information in it made me thousands of dollars - glad I didn't pass up that opportunity. If you're anything like me, you probably already make it a habit to learn important secrets that others don't know. Why not continue the process, and order now?

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2. 99 Lies - Another Book of Secrets

It probably wouldn't surprise you to learn that government officials, doctors, businesses, and reporters are lying to you. They do it for profit, control, votes, or ego. Friends and family even lie "for your own good" (or they think they are telling the truth). With this book you'll start to see through the lies. In fact, learning the truth covered in Lie # 1 will save you ten times the price of this whole package.

Some lies exist because we like simple solutions to complex problems - a desire that can cost an individual and society a fortune. An example? See Lie # 3. (People will wonder where you learn these secrets.) But let me warn you that lies we tell ourselves are covered too, so if it bothers you to see your own lies revealed, avoid this book. On the other hand, if you want to see through all dishonesty and grow in wealth and personal power as a result - this is a book for you.

3. A Survival Guide for Interesting Times

Survive everything from a pay cut to wars, political tyranny and natural disasters. The variety of circumstances and preparations covered will surprise you. You'll discover how to...

Train yourself for economic survival.
Develop alternate streams of income.
Deal with rough times.
Get money quickly.
Find the best survival jobs.
Start a low-risk, low-investment survival business.
Prepare for epidemics, wars, tyranny and...
Prepare your BOB (bug out bag).
Prepare a BOV and BOL.
Protect assets in legal and other ways...
Make secret stashes.
Survive a car chase.
Get past security fences.
Find food during anarchy.
Hold gold, silver and other money alternatives.
Survive a dog attack.
Disguise yourself and disappear.
Find water.
Protect yourself from air contamination.
Survive a gunfight.
Escape ropes, flexicuffs, kidnappers, and plane crashes.
Survive in the wild almost anywhere on the planet.

4. Money Saving Secrets

You'll learn 500 ways to save money on almost everything, including where to get free or cheap dental x-rays, books and legal advice. But what really sets this book apart is Part One, where you'll learn how to be an opportunist, develop money-saving habits, defend yourself in the marketplace, and more. You can spend 30% less on groceries, vacation for half-price, and get more for your money in almost every area of life. You won't find another money-saving book like this one.

What's "Weber's law," "regret aversion" and "refusal to book losses?" Discover the truth about subliminal sales techniques that are used on you - and what to do about it. (By the way, we need to be sold, so don't hold it against them. A salesman's job is to sell. Ours is to learn how to be sold the right things.)

5. Signs of Lying and How to Trap a Liar

Would you like to spot a lie, prevent lies, trap a liar and get a confession? Imagine how useful that might be. You'll learn 30 indications of a lie, what micro-expressions are, how an "implied defense" is used to lie, what to watch for in person's initial reaction to a question, how to spot a "forced" smile, how casually introducing false information helps catch a liar (I learned this little trick from a border guard), general interrogation techniques and more.

How Much Are These Secrets Worth?

Perhaps it's worth something to be the life of a conversation with your new knowledge, but here are examples of more measurable results from information in just one of the books in this package (You Aren't Supposed to Know - A Book of Secrets):

• I showed my father how to search for lost accounts. He found an insurance refund my mother was owed for years; they soon received a check for almost $1,000.
• A $6 cure removed a precancerous growth from my skin in weeks, after I had lived with it for years. You'll learn about this and other health secrets.
• Eliminating credit card fees saved me hundreds over the years.
• I showed a friend how paying just the minimums on most of his credit cards could save him hundreds in interest.

It can be difficult to put a price on good information, but $200 seems justified for any of the above secrets. Fortunately you won't have to pay that much.

No promise of specific results: What people do with information, and I can't promise you'll make money, save money, lose weight, boost your IQ or anything else. But if you don't find enough value in these hundreds of pages of great information, you're entitled to a refund.

No Risk Guarantee

The things you'll learn from these books could easily be worth ten times the price if you apply them. But don't take my word for it. Order the package now, and if you don't think you can benefit, just let me know within eight weeks. I'll refund your money - no explanation needed. You can see the value, so why not order today?

The Secrets Package

Only $27

E-Book format--instant access day or night. No PDF reader? You'll be shown where to get one free. Download time: a few seconds to minutes, depending on your internet connection.

100% Absolute Satisfaction Guarantee: Order now and you'll have the books in minutes. If for any reason you're dissatisfied, drop me an e-mail within eight weeks for a complete refund. Fair enough? You read this far, so you have an interest in these powerful secrets, right? If you read even half of "Money Saving Secrets" it will save you ten times the price of the whole package--and don't you want to learn the "pupil trick" for reading minds? :) ClickBank handles our products--they're a trusted online retailer specializing in digitally delivered products.

Secret News
News Bits
What is Censorship?
Hidden News
Underreported News
How to Hide Money
How to Protest Safely
Who Write Laws
How to Hide Money
Online Privacy
How to Protest Safely
Home Privacy/Smart Meters
Dynamic Pricing
The Secrets of Money
Economic Decision Making
Debtor's Prison
Censored News?
Weather and Crime
Lies
Lie Detection
Little Known Facts
Police Violence
Secret Stashes
Secret Information
The Polygraph Test
Money and Politics
Lying With Statistics
Learning a Language
Credit Card Tips
Wealth Knowledge
Little Secrets
Used Car Buying Tips
Find People for Free
How To Save Money
Roulette System
Alternative Medicines
Buying Insurance?
Cheap Car Insurance
Grocery Coupons Secrets
In Case You Didn't Know
Secrets; New Car Buying
True Rate of Inflation

Worth a Look:

Beat a Lie Detector Test
Every Way to Make Money

Excerpts:

How to Get the Real News - ...in Ecuador, I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the news on CNN (the Cable News Network). It wasn't the same broadcast I watched at home though. CNN International, in case you didn't know, is the CNN that the rest of the world sees, and it has a lot more news from everywhere. It is also more balanced news, in my opinion. The executives know that most Americans won't tolerate "in-depth" and "foreign" news, so they entertain us with the dumbed-down... (From Chapter 4 of "You Aren't Supposed To Know.")

Paying Off Debt - For an example, let's suppose you can budget $300 per month to pay your credit card balances. We'll also assume that you have four credit cards, and to keep it simple we'll say the minimum payment on each is $45. Now, you could just divide your $300 budget four ways, and pay $75 on each card every month. This, however, is the wrong way. You should pay the minimum payment on all the cards but one, and apply the rest of the budget to that card. Which card? The one with... (Continued in Chapter Sixteen of "You Aren't Supposed To Know.")

Buried Stashes - ...under a rock is one way to keep the evidence of digging hidden. Move a heavy rock, dig a hole underneath, placing the dirt carefully onto a garbage bag or tarp. Place a peanut butter jar or screw-top vitamin bottle full of cash or silver or gems in the hole, and fill it in. Dirt that doesn't fit back in should be carefully carried away and disposed of elsewhere, and the rock should be... (From Chapter 8 of A Survival Guide for Interesting Times.)

Signs of Lying - ...try to think like a polygraph operator, by comparing behavior in persons under suspicion to their "base" behaviors. Look for a change in behaviors that may indicate lying. For example, if a man always moves around in his chair, then this trait can't be considered as an indication of lying. On the other hand, if he is normally very calm under pressure, but starts shifting in his chair after certain questions, that is... (From Part 1 of "Lying - Signs Of Lying And How To Trap A Liar.")

Pricier Models May Cost Less to Produce - Think products always have higher prices when they cost more to produce? Not so. Often the cheaper product actually costs the manufacturer more to produce. For example, a few years ago IBM sold their higher-priced "LaserWriter" and their lower-priced LaserWriterE. The latter was simply the former with a chip added to slow it down. The extra chip meant it cost more to make, but the resulting slower printer gave customers reason to buy the higher-priced printer. This was apparently the most effective way for IBM to "price target" their customers. Adding a chip to slow one version down was likely cheaper than actually producing two entirely different models... (Continues in the "More Secrets" section of "You Aren't Supposed To Know.")

Mirror and Match - In another study, this time at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, students were asked to talk about a new soft drink with sales representatives. The students did not know that the drink was fictitious (an existing soda was used), or that they were in an experiment. Half of the salesmen mimicked the facial expressions and behaviors of the students. That half elicited much better ratings for the drink, and the students talked to be them even drank more of... (From Chapter 1 of "You Aren't Supposed To Know.")

Underreported:

Military Manipulates Social Media

From Project Censored:

The US military is developing software that will allow it to secretly manipulate social media sites by using fake online personas to influence internet conversations and spread pro-American propaganda. A Californian corporation has been awarded a contract with US Central Command (CENTCOM), which oversees US armed operations in the Middle East and Central Asia, to develop an “online persona management service” that will allow one US serviceman or woman to control up to ten separate identities based all over the world. The CENTCOM contract stipulates that each fake online persona must have a convincing background, history and supporting details, and that up to 50 US-based controllers be able to manage false identities from their workstations.