This book is built on logically constructed refutations of the phenomenon of the famous “fortune teller” Vanga. The evidence of her quackery is sufficient and convincing and leaves no stone unturned from that mystical, semi-divine image of the “superman”, which was so reverently supported by the leadership of Bulgaria. Despite the fact that a huge number of people around the world still believe in the fantastic abilities of the Bulgarian celebrity, the impartial facts presented in the book prove a large-scale hoax. The myth of Vanga was beneficial to the ruling regime of communist Bulgaria, because people, intoxicated by faith in a miracle, are easier to control, easier to zombie and fool with empty and unrealizable ideas...