"Everything you think you 'know' will
not only be laid on the dissecting table, it will subsequently get thrown
off that table by a presentation of astonishing facts that are as close
to indisputable as anything this reader has ever seen....Very well-written,
very well-organized, and definitely a good addition to this reader's library,
The Monkey and the Tetrahedron will astonish you by showing how
so many obvious links to our past were so grossly mishandled." -Infinite Energy-Cold Fusion and
New Energy Technology, Vol. 5, Issue 30, 2000
"[Jinks'] book is ... a synthesis ...
with his own special spin, that contains not only a spread of 'Nexus-type'
subjects but also ideas that demand our attention in these new millennial
times."-Nexus Magazine,
Dec. 1999-Jan. 2000
"Valiantly searching for some grand unifying
principle-a Theory of Everything-Jinks brings out unpopular explanations
and conclusions that mainstream scientists may very well have already discovered
but not released because of funding fights, egos, blacklisting, or ivory
tower politics; apparently some of these 'discoveries' still lie somewhere
in our future. Is Jinks right? He does present some strong, well-researched
arguments…"
-NAPRA ReView, Sept./Oct. 1999
"Fans of conspiracy
theory will revel in the author's brutally blunt questions and hyper-logical
deductions concerning transparent distortions supposedly perpetrated by
the federal government and allied organizations: Did the 1993 Mars Observer
mission really get lost? Does cold fusion overthrow the First Law of Thermodynamics
(and corporate interests) by creating more energy than it consumes? Could
crop circles be related to the Earth's weakening magnetic field instead
of pranksters? Why do highly respected American astronauts believe in UFOs?
Read The Monkey and The Tetrahedron and consider the ramifications
of these and other important questions." -P. Randall Cohan, Amazon.com
Editorial Reviews
"MAGNIFICENT…Jinks is a 'Black Belt'
writer, laying it all out there for all to see…written in layman's
terms and REQUIRED READING."
-The Code Newsletter #53 (Aug./Sept. 1999)
"I had all but given up the reading of
modern books since most are little more than ego trips. But, after scanning
through yours, I see I shall have to let the garden go back to seed."-Carl
Munck, archeocryptographer, author of Whispers From Time and The
Code
"Assembles a variety of controversial
topics under one cover….Will appeal to any who have been interested
in controversial or alternative sciences, from UFOs to modern mysteries
unexplained by conventional science."
-from The Science Shelf, "The Bookwatch," Midwest Book
Review
