America's Book of Secrets, Season 3

Description

Back for an exciting third season, America’s Book of Secrets on H2™goes deeper, farther and wider than ever in its unceasing effort to bring viewers the truth behind today's most shocking headlines. From the facts behind the NSA spying scandals ("Big Brother") and the Boston Bombings ("American Terrorists") to America's secret prisons, Scientology, the Gold conspiracy and America's doomsday plans, this thought-provoking informational series features in-depth interviews with top journalists, law enforcement officials and even whistleblowers. It gets past the spin and straight to the heart of what everyone needs to know, whether the government wants you to -- or not.

Episodes

	Title	Time	Price
1	Big Brother	41:58	USD 0.99	Buy on iTunes
2	American Terrorists	41:56	USD 0.99	Buy on iTunes
3	The Gold Conspiracy	41:55	USD 0.99	Buy on iTunes
4	America's Secret Armies	41:56	USD 0.99	Buy on iTunes
5	Secret Prisons	41:58	USD 0.99	Buy on iTunes
6	The Billionaire Agenda	41:57	USD 0.99	Buy on iTunes
7	Secret Underground	41:57	USD 0.99	Buy on iTunes
8	The Secret Service	41:58	USD 0.99	Buy on iTunes
9	America's Doomsday Plan	41:57	USD 0.99	Buy on iTunes
10	America's Book of Secrets Season 3 Sneak	02:00	Free	Buy on iTunes

Trailer

Reviews

Really terrible

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By Very Violated

It’s something you would fall asleep to if there were nothing on, except you keep getting woken up by the emotive language and ’scary’ music. Nothing but a bunch of magazine clippings, stock photography and video, grating sound effects and repetitive BS. I live in Hollywood and could make this on an iPhone in the time it takes to watch. If you’re curious about scientology, look on the Web with this in the background (if that). Fifteen minutes and you’re an expert. The weird thing is, this wasn’t really critical or informative in the least. I’d actually call it an advertisement. Wouldn’t pay ten cents for the next episode!
Fraud sources for "Scientology"

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By JohnnyTab

I've read enough about Hubbard's religion and actually know some Scientologists well enough to see that the "au fait sources" used in this episode are nothing more than embittered apostates of the church who overly dramatize their "experiences" within the group. This seems to be a poor rehashing of the same tabloid crap published years past on the faith. Don't waste your money on the show.