The JOKE BOOK What A laugh, is book containing a variety of humour, mostly naughty but all distinctly funny. My aim with this book was to have a belly-laugh a page. It is a book to be read again and again especially when endeavouring to raise the laughter level in the company of good friends. I do suggest that you shouldn't read it in crowded trains or buses, for people will do one of two things. They will tell you quieten down your laughter, or, ask you to repeat it to them so they can get a laugh as well. In this respect this book does pose a danger to the public. The contents include...

This book outlines the destruction of a once great Sydney Club through mismanagement and incompetence on a grand scale while pursuing a hidden personal agenda. Over the centuries writers have used books, booklets and pamphlets to draw attention to wrongdoings. I am following at my own lesser level of expertise in those illustrious footsteps, to also focus attention on mismanagement and abuse of power. Like others, I too want to lift the veil of secrecy and deceit in order to effect change for the better. In my father's time, contracts were a handshake, his word was his bond. Honour and...

Very few of the Cathar beliefs have spanned the centuries. Most of what is bandied about at present, is derived from the files of the most Holy Inquisition, the enemy terminator of the Cathars. Because the Cathars believed that the material world was at best an illusion, it concerned then not at all what information, or dis-information, they gave those hard-at-work, painstaking Dominican Inquisitors. In actual fact, the advanced educated Cathar Perfecti, professed one thing while believing something entirely different. This book, A Cathar Gnostic Codex, gives some specific insights into the...

The Cathar Dialogues is not your ordinary book. What commenced as an unremarkable beginning of journal entries, became a series of mind-opening talks that filters clear the muddy waters of some current cliched perceptions of Medieval Catharism, which is expressed with an enlightened lightness of style coupled to ironic wit. The somewhat unusual situation, in that one contributor is alive while the other dead, only adds to it's incongruity. However, this book is destined for the opened minded few with an inquiring bent, rather than that of the blinkered multitudinous herd. Between the years of...