Topic: William Alexander

Iserbyt labels major conservative think tanks as "Trojan horses" controlled by neoconservative or Trotskyite interests. She presents evidence of correspondence from figures like Lamar Alexander and William Bennett supporting the National Education Association's plan for school choice. She also mentions a personal conflict involving her son and the Heritage Foundation in Maine.

A literary connection is established between Sir Philip Sidney’s book Arcadia and the Oak Island mystery. King Charles I quoted this book before his execution, and the text contains a story nearly identical to the discovery of the Money Pit, involving three men and an engraved stone. The book was later amended by William Alexander, the first Earl of Stirling and Baron of Nova Scotia, suggesting his family's involvement in the legend's creation.