les sutherland

Almost Brilliant

Revisado: 08-08-20

Dinesh does an outstanding summation of where we are today with progressives all around us; in the media, political arena, the universities and our culture. His understanding and explaining the deep state is revealing, enlightening and disconcerting for any patriotic American. It’s very present, compelling and encouraging to know that we still have an opportunity to squelch the msm, take our universities back from the Marxist, and put an end to socialism myths. And for the good of our children and their children. One regret for Dinesh, his Lincoln statements lack a true historical understanding of who Lincoln really was which plays into the ongoing narrative of the righteous north and the demon south within our country. The good people of the South didn’t start that most horrible war. Lincoln was no great leader but an empire builder, a dishonest politician. I believe Dinesh just chooses the easy deification of Lincoln route on that part of America’s history. Of course, the winner writes the account and that’s what Dinesh has been taught. Take the Lincoln out of his book, and it’s a 100% win for good American patriots.

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Gripping detail

Revisado: 12-05-19

I’ve read Paul Hutton over the years and was looking forward to this work. I was not surprised or the least bit disappointed. The amazing amount of detail is mind boggling, all the way to the end when we find out what happens to these many folks on both sides of the conflict. Outstanding

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Truth in Fiction?

Revisado: 07-10-18

So believable that one might think the dialogue was from the mouths of those soldiers and officers of the Queens army. The vast research which must’ve taken course by Mace is overwhelming to consider. However, all accounts of this greatest defeat in the Victorian army, which I have studied prove up Mace’s outstanding representation.

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Crazies

Revisado: 04-01-18

If the sources are good , this is quite the interesting version of Johnson, the liver eating Crow killer. Very entertaining though the voices are a bit distracting. I’ll listen again.

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Astounding

Revisado: 03-28-18

The book moved right along with very detailed descriptions of places, people, names.
Sometimes difficult to understand the differences in the missions without backtracking.
James Cameron Stewart is a great reader.

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