Book · 2009 · Fiction
The Witness Tree
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This guy used to work for the state had to write this book the witness tree which someone has sent to me by the way as a PDF.
Candace Owens · Candace · Mar 2025 Listen at 34:03 Why people recommend it
The Witness Tree by Brendan Howley and John J. Loftus is a sensitive investigative book concerning historical political conspiracies and intelligence agency activities. On Candace, Candace Owens discussed the publication extensively, reading viewer comments about the extreme difficulty of acquiring physical or digital copies. Owens noted that a viewer had their order abruptly canceled after purchasing one of the few remaining expensive copies online, and she discussed claims that the manuscript was too sensitive to be published in America because it allegedly exposes the financial entanglements of former intelligence directors' families. By reading excerpts from an article by co-author John Loftus, Owens drew attention to the suppression surrounding the text and the intense public curiosity regarding its revelations about mid-century American history.
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Candace Owens this guy used to work for the state had to write this book the witness tree which someone has sent to me by… 5
“this guy used to work for the state had to write this book the witness tree which someone has sent to me by the way as a PDF.”
“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.”
“in the article the writer John Lo reflects upon how he once upon a time co-authored a book that was called the witness tree”
“apparently the witness tree is simply too sensitive ever to be published in America even as fiction because it exposes the families of two CIA directors as money launderers”
“you actually apparently can't get this book in America you can you can hard to get your hands on in Canada but you maybe would be able to find digital copy of the witness tree”
