He has the first amendment right to write his books, and you have the right to ignore them.He claims he was in prison because the government didn't like what he was saying about the medical profession and pharmaceutical companies. Here's the real reason he was in prison:Trudeau pleaded guilty in 1990 to larceny in a Cambridge, Mass., state court after being charged with depositing $80,000 in worthless checks. The following year, he also pleaded guilty to credit-card fraud in federal district court in Boston, resulting in prison term of nearly two years. The federal charges involved the use of credit-card numbers from customers of a memory-improvement course Trudeau was promoting at that time.You still want to spend money to read his books?