Thomas Hoye

The fatal construction by the American bureaucracy

Revisado: 07-26-18

The author well outlines all the flaws with our bureaucracy and it’s not pretty. Although he concludes the book with reforms that could well change our collision course, in the end he calls it at least a shot of a chance but the books underlying tone belies his hope that it is possible. Notability absent is the country’s departure from shared moral standards of which the founding fathers said were of absolute necessity for a sustained democracy.
Moral relativism has replaced our Christian heritage. Mr. Murray always has keen insight into socio-political issues and this book is no exception I highly recommend it.

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Women's romance NOT science fiction

Revisado: 04-12-17

I bought this book thinking it was a sciencefiction but it actually is a romantic tale definitely written for women in a pretext of science fiction. Women will love it, men forget it

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Let's hope there is not a sequel

Revisado: 05-04-16

This is my least enjoyable book from audible even including those I returned. The author seems lost interest in the subject early in the book feeling the pages with poorly connecting data to the main theme and he uses metaphors that are disjointed bringing added confusion rather than clarity.
By the time the end of the book the pages run on with filler as if to make a page quota. Add to this is a narrator whose sing song delivery is more fitting narrating a book on the joy of kite flying than what is supposed to be a serious subject.
This book is not the concise and crisp covering of the subject matter I hoped it would be.

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Gripping story, excellent narration

Revisado: 05-03-16

I must say out of the many books I've listened to one audible exciting story was only topped by the superb narrators talent.

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No shortcuts

Revisado: 05-02-16

This is more than a "story," it is an account of a man's experience with eternal decisions that evokes a response of the same kind on the part of the reader.

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Good to Learn from Former Adherent

Revisado: 01-24-15

A thoroughly researched and straight-forward introduction for anyone who wants to advocate for truth and reason. Will not disappoint.

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Hey leftist diatribe

Revisado: 01-19-15

Would you try another book from Thom Hartmann and/or Dan Woren?

Probably not

What was most disappointing about Thom Hartmann’s story?

The title is misleading in the suggestion economic explanation for the coming crash in 2016. Instead is A left this historical account given from a liberal left point of you. If you see things from the right you will see that there are inconsistencies and a historical picture from that point of view. Of course from my point of view it is inaccurate and wrong account of history. Furthermore it really doesn't discuss any kind of explanation of how the economic mechanizations will form any kind of conclusion to his title name of this book.

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