president after JFK (though not Carter) and nearly every celebrity you can think of. There were more presidential shenanigans to follow this gal claims to have banged every U.S. Her first assignment was boning JFK, at least until the Council had him killed (allegedly to intimidate his mob buddies). He of course was directed by The Council, and would take his daughter to be manhandled at Disneyland each year-with the abuse orchestrated by Walt Disney himself! Later Bob Hope and Henry Kissinger got into the act, each working to solidify Taylor’s status as a Council slave. It all began, Taylor claims, when she was two months old, and her father molested her. In this way she was utilized as a human computer, with carefully chosen code words/phrases/gestures used to summon different personalities, each with its own set of implanted memories. Taylor/Ford was systematically abused in a concerted effort to create multiple personalities within her, each with a different Council-directed purpose. Both were apparently acting under the control of “The Council,” a band of well-connected men looking to take over the world. To whit: Brice Taylor (real name Susan Ford) claims to have been brainwashed as a child by Henry Kissinger and Bob Hope. From a literary standpoint the book is disjointed and filled with a much higher-than-average amount of typos, while the content might safely be described as hard to believe. I’m not saying, however, that it’s especially well written or convincing. THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES is by no means the first allegedly nonfiction account of a mind-control survivor (Cathy O’Brien & Mark Phillips’ TRANCE-FORMATION OF AMERICA and Taylor’s own STARSHINE beat it to the punch), nor the last (subsequent like-minded books include SECRET WEAPONS by Cheryl Hersha and UNSHACKLED by Kathleen Sullivan), but it IS very likely the stand-out. This large format paperback has become a veritable legend on the conspiracy book circuit, and it’s not difficult to understand why. It’s THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES…THE TRUTH HAS SET ME FREE! by Brice Taylor, a profoundly insane reminiscence adequately summed up by its own ungainly subtitle: “The memoirs of Bob Hope’s and Henry Kissinger’s mind-controlled slave…Used as a presidential sex toy and personal computer.” With touchy-feely memoirs all the rage these days, here’s my pick for memoir of the moment, a book you’re advised to read in place of NAKED or RUNNING WITH SCISSORS. By BRICE TAYLOR (Brice Taylor Trust 1999)
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