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''Kissinger on the Couch'' (1975) is a 846-page detailed, very critical analysis of Kissinger published in 1975, as written by [[Phyllis Schlafly]] and Admiral Chester Ward.

The significance of this book is that it supported Phyllis Schlafly's successful efforts to keep Kissinger out of any position of influence in the [[Reagan Administration]], thereby averting a [[globalist]], [[Deep State]] takeover of Reagan's presidency.
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