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Recall the CIA and military titles listed earlier from Gordon Press. They intentionally list titles that are very provocative. When seeing such a title in Books in Print, the reader is baited. Some books have unusually long subtitles that are suggestive of conspiracies. Billions for Bankers: Debts for the People has a subtitle describing bankers creating their own money out of nothing and using credit to enslave humanity. Very unexpectedly, new information concerning the Billions for Bankers book turned up .

Roughly a year after the search began. When contacting the university library about the immigration book, they ran across information regarding the Billions for Bankers book that had come in by teletype, got filed away, and forgotten. They gave me a copy of You can be sure I was eager to finally get some "real" information about this book. First of all, Billions phone number list for Bankers: Debts for the People exists; it is dated 1970, not 1986, and has only 14 pages -- but Gordon Press was definitely not the publisher. Copies of the pamphlet were available from libraries in Ohio or Kansas. Keep this surreal experience with Gordon press in mind later when the issue of "reality" comes center stage.

I was surprised to learn that Gordon Press has a twin: Revisionist Press. They share many of exactly the same titles; Revisionist Press evidently uses the same "sting operation" tactics as Gordon Press. While doing research on Gordon Press, I came across a publisher of revisionist history books: Noontide Press. Gordon Press mimics most of their titles. At the time, it was not clear whether or not Noontide was "real". It is worth while examining the history of Noontide from 1986-1989. In June 1989, I visited London for one week trying to obtain books listed in the Noontide data-base.