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Everyone should read

Revisado: 08-13-24

Great Book, at times it seemed a little repetitious, but the material is important. It is completely clear that the American People were lied to and manipulated, all while the official line was "nothing to see here"..

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Should be required reading for every american

Revisado: 07-13-24

What I love about this book is that Kash concisely tells the background and actors involved in deep state operations. Unlike many who write in hyperbole, he is specific and factual. I'm not fond of the particular but it was acceptable. Loved this book so much bought a hardback copy for my wife to read. I hope after the election this year, he becomes AG and can work to clean up the swamp.

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So David Icke is a bit cooky but I really like

Revisado: 09-14-23

Davide Icke is a bit of an oddball.. Definitely a conspiracy guy with lots of theories. I'd also say he tends to state a lot of things that are merely conjecture as being fact. I am a grounded engineer and as such usually don't believe anything unless I can prove it... That being said, I find it all fascinating and definitely food for thought. If you want to open your mind up a little it is a good read.

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Good History of the legendary Pan Am

Revisado: 09-14-23

Really enjoyed this. I was vaguely familiar with the history of PanAm and enjoyed all the history and background provided. I am old enough to have traveled on Pan Am in the 60's heyday and watched the downfall but didn't really follow all of the downfall through the 80s and 90s as it seems all of the legacy airlines were tanking. This provided a great overview. Highly recommend if you have any interest in the history of the Airlines.

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Interesting lead, but misleading title

Revisado: 06-21-23

First of all I think the Title is misleading as it is obvious they play on the popularity of the Skinwalker ranch..... The particular location (which they won't reveal) is not disclosed and has absolutely nothing to do with Skinwalker Ranch thus the deception.

That said it was an interesting book and the stories and background were interesting. I'd give it a 5 if it weren't for the deceptive title.

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Good background on Plant

Revisado: 06-21-23

Much has been written about Led Zeppelin and the band members. I've read most of the books, some good some not so good. I think this gave a good overview of Robert. I think I finally understand why he has avoided reunion tours...
Overall I think it was a good read and I would recommend to any Zeppelin fan if they want to understand a little more about Robert Plant and what makes him tick.

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Rambles and Jumps around way too much

Revisado: 05-30-23

I have been interested in Turing for a long time. But this just rambles way too much. It would have been nice had there been more focus on his accomplishments... As presented he just feels like a pitiful character. I didn't enjoy at all.

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Painful to listen..

Revisado: 12-03-22

I was among those who was interested in these types of games at the time..I even developed my own ray cast engine.. But these guys were a bunch of immature losers… Somehow thinking what they were doing had some higher value… And this book just plays to that narrative that somehow there was a greater value than just a game..

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Gellman undermines himself with Russian collusion

Revisado: 07-13-22

First of all I found the overall book interesting as a biographical account of his interactions with Snowdon.. However the author completely undermines himself as he is still harping on Russian collusion, which by now has been clearly debunked and shown to be a conspiracy among the intelligence community and the Hillary campaign and Obama administration.
Gellman seems to have "admiration" for these intelligence community hacks who break the law in what he considers a noble cause. In reality they are a bunch of inside the beltway hacks who hate outsiders and think they know better.
This book clearly illustrates how the media has bought into undermining democracy in the name of "preserving democracy".

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Paul seems impressed with himself

Revisado: 06-28-22

I think what you get from this book if you read between the lines is that Paul was no different than any other engineer of the era, but was at the right place at the right time, but didn't have the true ambition that a gates or steve jobs did. But he got rich and cashed out. He fancies himself as something extraordinary from a technology standpoint but was really just a competent engineer.

But he got lucky and got rich... And is quite impressed with himself and how when you have billions of dollars you can buy friends and experiences.

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