Books and Special Reports
- Dope, Inc.: Britain's opium war against the world (1978)
- AIDS Global Showdown: Mankind's Total Victory or Total Defeat for Victory (1988)
- The "Greenhouse effect" hoax: a world federalist plot (1989)
- The Ugly truth about the Anti-Defamation League (1992)
- The Depression of the 1990s: America's existential crisis (1992)
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