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The depth of perversion is almost immediate if that’s for you but, it ain’t about the hockamock swamp.

Revisado: 07-15-24

It would be good if I were gay or bisexual but I am not nor am I a sex addict. I just wanted hear about the swamp. I give the author credit they warned me about it I thought it wouldn’t be too bad but I was wrong. I would return it if I could but I cannot. It’s pretty much an abomination to me. It isn’t about the Hockamock Swamp.

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Scary

Revisado: 07-11-20

It’s scary to think we live in a world where everyone is fair game. Any of us could be tagged. These things operate like a pedophile does, you are so right. Good book OSI, CID, NCIS they have one thing in common. They’re all penises with ears and armed. Rare breed of a person can do that job.

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Awesome view point.

Revisado: 03-31-20

It is fascinating to see a Biblical story such as this. We read the story in Bible it does read on how they died but not in such detail. I can only imagine how you’d write on the birth of the Messiah. I do the way you always foil the watchers devious plan. They think they can stop the Messiah and do anything to stop Him.
Thank God the story is finished Jesus Christ or Yeshua Christo, Joshua the Anointed. If I follow the logic this then that makes Jesus Christ is King just by being anointed at His burial. Hey it’s a great book and now I’m hooked.

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Not worth the time and money

Revisado: 03-08-20

It’s well written but it is hard to stay focused and follow the writer’s point. I would like to get my credit back on this one.

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The editors really hurt the story

Revisado: 10-18-18

The editor in charge failed to get dates correct and the narrator just zipped through it. This was a simple mistake and they didn’t catch it. It was in the story where Lister has just introduced or better yet implemented his procedure and was comparing the hospitals. The said a 20th century date rather than a 19th century date. I listened twice so I know I heard. I wish I had the text version to triple check my fact. That’s why I rated it as so.

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Awesome eye opening book

Revisado: 09-29-16

Loved it! I felt like it was about me.
Everything unfolds before you.
Truthfully amazing! I would
recommend this to others.

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Didn't make sense

Revisado: 09-02-16

It seemed to just not make a whole lot of sense.It didn't hold my attention. The segment on Billy Meyer was a bash the United States. Sure the U.S. is screwed up it has one of the largest prison population in the western world', it has an obese population, the government spends more than it takes in, mean while the population watches NFL games eating and drinking. Sound familiar? I would appreciate if Billy rather than telling us what we are doing wrong , show us the enlightened way out of this "mess". Besides no body bashes Jesus the Christ the Son of the creator Universe it's just not cool.

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Awesome front beginning to end. <br />

Revisado: 06-15-16

A degree in rocket science is not a prerequisite to read this book, astronomy either.

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Graphic First Person Account

Revisado: 03-18-16

What did you love best about The Storm of Steel?

Ernst Junger portray's the battlefield in all its horrifying gore.All the horrer movies ever made don't even hold a candle to this. From the initial fear of thinking that the next moment might be your last to to the description of seeing a man literally blown out of their clothes is riviting. It took me a while to figure out what the author meant by the term "blue bottles" and then he described their origin and the bodies in which their prodegy fed on was quite graphic.The author is a masterful storyteller and an expert on World War One. This book is a great primary source first, hand account of life in the German trenches and superbly written.

What was one of the most memorable moments of The Storm of Steel?

The author's description of coming upon a decomposing corpse and he detailed description of the scene along with the author's description of how long it been there.

Have you listened to any of Charlton Griffin’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

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Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

The author's description of what it was like just after a major offensive with the immediate silence and all that was left was the mangled body parts mixing with the mud, blood and in the air swirling smoke. It made me sad to think of all these lives in the prime of life wasted. They were often ordered to go over the top to sure death or blown to bits in a sudden artillery barrage. One minute your opening a tin or having a cup of coffee and suddenly Boom! and the next your in pieces scattered across the fields of France. The worse were those mamed by the war whether it was an arm, leg, or face it was still horrific.

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Awesome classic

Revisado: 03-04-15

Couldn't stop listening & will probably listen to it again. At some point! It was awesome a classic?
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