Jaya Kamlani

The Conspirators Jaya Kamlani

The Conspirators is a non-fiction account of four tumultuous years (2016-2020) in American history. It exposes a cancer of corruption at the upper echelons of the government and media's complicity in it.

The first half of the book takes us through the 2016 presidential election year, with the final contenders: Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. It is not just a race for the White House, but one that could also tilt the balance of power between Democrats and Republicans in the Supreme Court.

Lax immigration laws and open borders, chronic job losses, and widening income gap have led to distrust in our institutions and politicians. While foreign powers interfere in the election, enemies within tear the country apart. Politicians and Corporate America have been selling out the country to the highest foreign bidder, while lining their own pockets in the process.

The second half of The Conspirators details how Donald Trump's road to the White House is littered with conspirators, spies, traitors, even Charlatans. They spy on his campaign, compile a salacious anti-Trump Russian dossier, frame him for Russian collusion, so even if elected, he would not become the president. The "Forgotten American Worker" section best explains why Donald Trump is elected the 45th U. S. president.

From his first year in office, Trump's presidency is plagued by a stream of sham investigations and a series of coup attempts. Two and a half years later, the plot turns on its head. The Russian collusion story falls apart, and the fabricated anti-Trump dossier turns out to be a hoax. The conspirators are now exposed. A probe reveals conspiracy among the top brass of the Obama administration and the intelligence agencies. But that does not stop them from plotting yet another scheme, which backfires and exposes the Democrat frontrunner for president, Joe Biden. Enraged by the turn of events, House Democrats impeach the president, hoping to remove him from office after the Senate trial, but fail, as 2019 morphs to 2020. They had hoped by impeaching him, he would not run for another term in office in 2020. But he survives. Then came COVID from China, followed by a long summer of Marxist riots.

A mix of politics, scandals in the upper echelons, and a web of conspiracies, makes this book a page-turner. The Russian investigation reads like a thriller. Sequel to The Conspirators to be published in 2022 on COVID-19 origins, 2020 presidential election, Marxism, and CRT.