Kenneth V. Anton

When I see an obstacle ahead I look beyond it to gain a better perspective. What appears to be obvious is often misleading.

School taught History is often just plain boring. But when a turbulent event such as JFK's assassination strikes you emotionally it becomes painfully real. The shock that took hold of me as a teenager still persists today, and all the mystery and subterfuge surrounding that event still lingers.

For those who shun 'conspiracy theories' as not being politically correct, they remain blissfully ignorant of the major turning points of history.

True earth-shattering conspiracies are certainly worth writing about. "Cancer Vortex" unveils the corruption of the Medical Cartel and accounts for the exorbitant cost of treating cancer as well as the general failure to find lasting cures. The book contrasts the government approach to attack the body with radiation and chemo versus many true natural Healers who have discovered lasting cures without harming the body.

Another captivating conspiracy that warrants a dedicated focus, is the takeover of America's financial system by a small Elite group from Europe. They joined forces with America's wealthy Elite and plotted the creation of the Federal Reserve in 1913, empowered to create fiat money indefinitely. Inevitably, they gained control of the Monetary System, News and Entertainment Media, the Military Industrial Complex, and the movers in Congress, resulting in their unabashed control of America.

"Popsicle Man" was written as Historical Fiction to unveil the actual events that took place and to propose a scenario that could challenge these self-proclaimed Oligarchs who continue to plunder America .