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A TRANSMISSION FROM THE ARCHIVE

The THOR conspiracy

the seventy-hour countdown to disaster

by Larry Burkett

Earliest known edition
1995
Selected edition
hardcover
Pages in this edition
324
English editions
4 ↗
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1995 · T. Nelson Publishers · eng

BETWEEN THE COVERS

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A staged accident at New Mexico's Alamogordo Missile Test Facility kills two men who know the ugly truth about the United States' nuclear program... A Korean passenger jet sits quietly at Pekin's airport, its cargo bay holding a nuclear bomb capable of obliterating China's capital in an instant.... A network of armed environmental "regulators" blankets the United States, ready to deal with any citizen who interferes with its nefarious mission....
It begins in the 1960s - an unimaginable series of political machinations leading to one act of greed and destruction after another until in the 21st century the world faces a single, global dictator. Behind the takeover is an odd, yet frighteningly effective, alliance of international governments and inner-city gangs.
Lining up against the tyrannical forces are three men, each committed to exposing the 50-year-old conspiracy, and together capable of mounting an undeniably formidable resistance. Combining insider savvy, media firepower, and a genious's computer skills, Dale Crawford, Thomas Galt, and Jeff Wells are about to take on the most malevolent superpower the world has ever known.
If they succeed, the world has a chance. If they fail, the world is doomed to the prospect of a "Fourth Reich." The key to the world's future is the THOR conspiracy.
In this Thrilling follow-up to The Illuminati, Larry Burkett reveals the shattering consequences of absolute governmental control.

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Catalogued editions of The THOR conspiracy
EditionPublicationFormatPagesSource
The THOR conspiracySelectedLarry Burkett.1995hardcover324Open Library ↗
The Thor ConspiracyApril 15, 2005paperback336Open Library ↗
The Thor ConspiracyNovember 1996paperback336Open Library ↗
The THOR conspiracyby Larry Burkett.2005unknown333Open Library ↗
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FictionTwenty-first centuryFiction, science fiction, action & adventureFiction, religiousChristian lifeTwenty-first century -- Fiction