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Very Bad.

Revisado: 03-03-17

This book is essentially the authors mental masturbation into how in debates against past Republicans how he would of attacked them.

I'm a Libertarian so I enjoy facts and reason as well as poking both sides of the aisle. The book repeatedly essentially says Democrats use facts and reason and Republicans are all feelings.

The real issue I have with this book is it attempts to give history lessons that are patently false.

"The Great Depression was caused by unfettered capatilism so we needed the hero FDR. " With no mention or understanding of the federal reserve or federal income tax that preceded it, nor apparently an understanding for what unregulated capatilism actually is. Here's a hint, we've never had it.

Also Reagan was a Racist because he used the code words "States Rights". I kid you not, it says that in the book. No other source or reason for why Reagan was a racist, he just was because code words....

He presents Democrats as the innocent perfect pure as the wind driven snow heroes bested at every turn by their own niceness and the evil Republicans who out play them.

The book spends very little time in describing the actual processes involved in decision making or how humans come to decisions.

In my personal opinion this book is an excellent case study of itself, in regards to being emotionally invested in a political ideology and how facts and reason clearly play very little role in the authors political affiliation.

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bad book

Revisado: 03-29-16

Waste of time and money. You really have to watch out what authors you buy from, at least within this ufo community. I'm looking for facts, not a circle jerk of a story.

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BAAAAAD

Revisado: 03-17-16

This book os why U.F.O. research isn't taken seriously.

What I bought apparently was a book where a man repeatedly has aliens telling everyone around him in dubious ways how amazing and special he is.

When apparently at the age of 30, he's only just learning things about physics that anyone who's watched a sci fi movie would pick up in the diologue. (Really folding space didn't occur to you until 2002 at 30+?)

He goes out of his way to act stupid, so that middle school physics revelations he has, suddenly seem beyond the intelligence of the average person.

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