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An acclaimed award-winning non-fiction international political thriller exposing the real reason for Watergate, the hidden death of Howard Hughes, and the worldwide illicit activities of the CIA

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9781778287411

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If it were a film, it would be as exciting as The Bourne Identity -New York Times Bestselling Author Jim Hougan Age of Secrets is intriguing -Las Vegas Sun John Meier's life straight from a John LeCarre thriller...If you are at all interested in the use and abuse of power in high places, this book is a must -Vancouver Sun A spellbinding account of the Watergate break-in, corruption in the Nixon White House, and the insidious control government has over its people -Delta Optimist Rated one of the top 10 best books on both Watergate and Nixon and The best inside view of what really happened to Hughes and his empire in print -Probe Magazine This tragic story of international intrigue, of abuse of the political and judicial systems of two great nations did not take place in some far-away foreign land, but right here in our own back yard. -Former Member and Speaker of the Legislative Assembly Canadian Politician Walter Davidson John Meier has been persecuted by agents of the American government and threatened by criminal elements in the U.S. and is The Man Who Knew Too Much About Too Many Bad People. -Former United States Presidential Candidate and United States Senator Mike Gravel

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Gerald Bellett is a reporter with the Vancouver Sun in British Columbia. Since 1974, he has written about John Meier and his monumental struggle with the White House, the CIA and the Howard Hughes organization. The story took him across North America from the deserts of Nevada, where he found the hidden gold mines of Howard Hughes, to the dangerous streets of Harlem in search of a CIA agent on the run. Bellett exposed the CIA's infiltration of the Hughes organization and the agency's use of Howard Hughes to supply its favored politicians with campaign contributions. He has won a number of awards including a National Newspaper Award for being part of the Sun's reporting team that wrote a series concerning a notorious serial killer. He was born in Liverpool, England, and has lived in Canada since 1966. He now resides near Vancouver.

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