Darkwing Duck

Stop with the obsessive over-pronounced "T"

Revisado: 09-02-22

I desperately wanted to listen, but 20 minutes in, I just cannot deal with the OBSESSIVE and grating over pronounced "T". Maybe this was aimed towards non native English speakers? I just can't endure it. Sending the audio book back and will have to hunt the hard copy. Subject matter is interesting but narration made this untenable.

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Phenomenal WW1 Overview

Revisado: 04-01-21

I loved seeing the parallels to today's world. I'll definitely be rereading. I particularly appreciated the parts about Lord Salisbury. Super fascinating and has helped me have a better understanding of WW1

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Interesting forecasts but gaps in solid reality

Revisado: 02-21-21

I'm not the brightest crayon in the box, and I'm not an expert like the author. I just could not help but think there are two critical components missing, and I wished he would have covered them here.

#1. Individuals...not government...are the originators of all capital, regardless of geography. All trends, though observable en masse, originate with individuals making decisions and acting upon them. This fact was built into the governance structure of post-enlightenment representative republics like the original founding of the United States.

The United States is painted as rather impregnable and unsinkable throughout the book, at least that was my impression. This just didn't make sense to me. I get that we have awesome rivers and tons of farmland that's well-defended. BUT...

#2. There was no discussion about the potential of balkanization of the US or a resurgence of State Independence. Some might think this is fanciful, but given the author's depth in analysis of other related subjects, I really wanted to hear this addressed somehow. The author noted that decentralization was headed for Europe, but seemed to suggest that trends in Europe stay there.

Overall I enjoyed the book and wanted to thank the author for his work. I appreciated it very much. Thank you.

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Empowering shot of clarity and courage

Revisado: 08-24-20

Thank the Almighty for Dana and this book. it is the perfect balance of support, recognition, owning our contribution and giving clarity for the road ahead. Thank you, Dana! You have made a difference in my life.

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LOVED this book!

Revisado: 05-30-20

Fascinating and educational! It is so wonderful to actually learn about the how's and why's of this art form. will definitely reread/relisten.

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LOVED this book!

Revisado: 05-30-20

Fascinating and educational! It is so wonderful to actually learn about the how's and why's of this art form. will definitely reread/relisten.

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A Must Read for an Honest History Buff

Revisado: 05-22-20

You will learn so much, so quickly and be entertained all the while. Been recommending this book to all my friends.

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Must read for every Jeffersonian

Revisado: 05-12-20

Concise and poignant overview of why the opponents of the Constitution (aka Antifederalists) were right in the long run about the majority of their concerns. Will definitely review.

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Great listen and fascinating info.

Revisado: 06-30-19

I finished listening to Kevin Mitnick's "The Art of Invisibility" and wanted to learn more. This book was a great collection of various topics, and I really enjoyed learning more ways to keep things secure. Definitely thought the stories about epic failures were valuable.

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