Mike

Great book! Lots of research clearly went into this.

Revisado: 04-15-25

It's such a huge subject and there are so many dots to connect all over the place that's it's really hard to make a coherent discussion out of it. This book still manages to do it somehow. Highly recommend.

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Surprisingly fascinating story!

Revisado: 01-28-25

I had no idea what a fascinating person Tecumseh was. I still don't understand how he predicted the things he did. I won't give any spoilers on that, but it's pretty amazing. I think the first 3rd of the book was a little dry and hard to follow. But eventually the book gets pretty interesting. The other main character that I had never heard of was Simon Kenton. Was fascinating person! And his story of when he was caught by the Shawnee had me on the edge of my seat. Definitely worth the read if you're into history.

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Perfect for those looking for the next rabbit hole

Revisado: 01-12-25

This book is not meant to be an end all be all to debunk everything you've ever heard. It's meant to engage your critical thinking skills and bring awareness to the fact that all the things we naturally take for granted may not actually be true. He covers a lot o ground in this book. Everything from the mysterious history of Chicago to all the accounts of ancient giants being dug up, and a lot more. If you on into this book with the mindset that its not going to provide, and isn't meant to provide any definitive answers, but will instead get you thinking about all the possibilities, then you will likely enjoy this book very much. I've listened to it twice now and will likely listen to it again in the future when I need some ideas for a new topic to dig into.

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Great story!

Revisado: 06-03-24

I've heard little bits and pieces from this before but only now have heard the story in its entirety. some believe it to be a true account given. from the book itself, I cannot tell.

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20% history - 80% Ideology

Revisado: 04-13-24

Do you like being told what to think, how to think, and how to you should feel about things? Well then this book is for you! Not only will the writer give you subjective little snippets of history, but also go on and on and on about how you feel about what you were just told! But seriously... I'm not claiming the history snippets in this book are or are not correct, but I am saying that if I want your woke ideology shoved down my throat, I'll ask for it. (but I wouldn't hold your breath on that)

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Unbearably dry and boring

Revisado: 04-06-24

Yet another book about a fascinating character in history, made unbelievably boring by throwing in 15 hours of useless details.

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More woke BS. Complete fraud.

Revisado: 02-09-24

If you want the real deal on this kind of thing, look to Edgar Cayce, not this fraud. Everything she says conflicts with Edgar Cayce's work. And if you actually read her book, "A hypnotist's journey to Atlantis", you'll hear her openly admin that her real motivation was simply to "level up" in the QHHT world. Her entire story seems to conveniently fall perfectly into place. None of it is verifiable. Edgar Cayce on the other hand, recorded all of his sessions. Everything about her is fake fake fake. Just look at her body language and listen to what she's saying. If you have an eye to see and an ear to hear, her manipulation will scream out to you.

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Heavy on "woke" fluff, light on substance

Revisado: 07-28-23

well I'm glad I didn't spend a credit on this book. I would say it was not what I expected, there was a whole lot of fluffy storytelling around the actual story that may or may not seem relevant to the reader. the woke-ism inserts were scattered in the beginning, and borderline tolerable. but after a while it got so heavy into the race card playing and other wokeism said I couldn't finish it. the last thing I want to hear when I'm listening to a Billy the kid book, is the author lecturing about racism 150 years ago.

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Great book! fascinating stories about Edgar Cayce

Revisado: 03-19-23

I was unfamiliar with Edgar Cayce until this. Looks of great info on him and the guy who wrote the dweller on two planets. There were some audio issues like sentences that repeated, and one entire chapter that started over, or repeated, not sure. still a cool book though.

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Petty. Good example of why Tiger is so private.

Revisado: 10-01-22

Decent enough story I guess. Hank Haney strikes me as a good coach, but with a hero worship complex. Hangs on Tigers every word and gesture.

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