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Red Herrings & White Elephants

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9/11 Conspiracy – World Trade Center Building 7

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9/11 Conspiracy – The Pentagon

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Will coffee be destroyed by climate change?

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What Caesar did for my Salad

What Caesar did for My Salad

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What did Caesar do got My Salad, by Albert Jack The name, of course, conjures a grumpy, toga-clad emperor tucking into a spot of lunch...

How Landislas Biro invented the ball-point pen

The Blind Beggar – Pub History

The Dark History of Nursery Rhymes

History and Origins of Halloween

The foreign origins of the Lamington, Australia’s favourite cake.

Once in a Blue Moon and other fun phrase origins

Why is a false clue called a Red Herring?

What Did Caesar Do for My Salad?

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How can somebody ‘Steal Your Thunder?’

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Albert Jack is an English writer and historian who became something of a publishing phenomenon in 2004 when his first book Red Herrings and White Elephants, which explored the origins of well-known phrases in the English language, became a huge international bestseller. Since then Albert has written eighteen other books on subjects ranging between history, politics, religion and war. He is now a veteran of hundreds of live television shows and thousands of radio appearances worldwide. His books have become bestsellers in Great Britain & Europe, America, Canada, South Africa, Australia and translated into many different languages.

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The Jack Report

The Weekend Read – Cock & Bull Stories and Other Phrase...

9/11 Conspiracy – World Trade Center Building 7

Fusion energy will render Middle East irrelevant within 15-years

The Greatest Generation – D Day Minus One

9/11 Conspiracy – The Israeli Art Students

9/11 Conspiracy – The ‘hijackers’ couldn’t fly planes

9/11 Conspiracy – The Pentagon

How and Why History is Re-Written – Book Extract

Will coffee be destroyed by climate change?

Video: Rhino Horn Makes you Fat, Ugly and Impotent

Albert Jack Books

What Caesar did for My Salad

How Landislas Biro invented the ball-point pen

The Blind Beggar – Pub History

They Laughed at Galileo

The Dark History of Nursery Rhymes

History and Origins of Halloween

The foreign origins of the Lamington, Australia’s favourite cake.

Once in a Blue Moon and other fun phrase origins

Why is a false clue called a Red Herring?

What Did Caesar Do for My Salad?

EDITOR PICKS

How can somebody ‘Steal Your Thunder?’

Imagine if ALL the planets were as close as the Moon

Who was Humpty Dumpty? – Nursery rhyme history

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Is it time to drive Islam out of Europe?

Five Asian countries account for 60% of plastic pollution in oceans

Beware the mental illness running through Islam

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