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Go to My LibraryNovus Ordo Seclorum Tatanan Dunia Baru
- Language
- Indonesian
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- Publisher
- Pustaka Al Kautsar
- Pages
- 384
- ISBN
- 9789791916349
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The book is widely praised for its ability to provoke thought and open readers' minds to various global conspiracies. Many reviewers found it to be a compelling and suspenseful read, appreciating the extensive data and information presented on topics such as health, politics, economics, and military technology, often related to a "New World Order" and depopulation agendas. Readers highlighted how the book made them question existing realities and created a sense of unease and curiosity about the world. Its detailed exploration of secret societies and their alleged influence, combined with a thrilling narrative, was a significant draw, with some even comparing its tension favorably to other popular conspiracy thrillers.
However, several readers noted that the book's extensive data, while informative, sometimes overwhelmed the main storyline, making the plot feel muddled or jumpy at times. The heavy and complex nature of the topics also meant some explanations were difficult to fully grasp. A recurring criticism was the perceived lack of explicit sources for the numerous facts and claims, leading some to question the validity of certain "facts" or to view them as speculative rather than fully substantiated. Additionally, the book's open-ended conclusion left many readers feeling unsatisfied, wishing for a more definitive resolution to the narrative. Minor issues such as grammatical errors or awkward phrasing were also mentioned.
Overall, this book is highly recommended for readers who enjoy deep dives into conspiracy theories, particularly those concerning global power structures and their alleged agendas. It is a powerful, mind-opening experience for individuals who appreciate being challenged to think critically and are not deterred by a complex, information-rich narrative. However, those seeking a straightforward plot with a clear resolution, or who prefer lighter fiction, might find the book's extensive data and ambiguous ending less appealing. It is particularly suited for those eager to explore alternative perspectives on world events and secret organizations.
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