Review from The Longest Con →
Draws a direct line through various Right Wing and Evangelical grifters from the days of highly coveted mailing lists to the modern age of spam emails. The consistency and similarity of these scam artists is less surprising than it is enraging, seeing them all lined up though history here. Well researched and very well structured,..
Quick run through of fairly recent past history of rw extremism in US. I remember Goldwater’s campaign so much of this was a refresher through the administrations up to now. There were parts I’d never learned about Iran Contra that now I have to seek out another book as it was a terrific scandal but..
Very sad that America has voted for the worst president to lead our country. Those that voted for at rump have been swept up by a 60 year con. These next 4 years we are doomed.
Review from Street Smart →
This audiobook emphasized the importance of loyalty, perseverance, and remaining flexible to real world situations in finding personal success. The novel uses people’s personal success stories as teaching tools for the reader. 100% would recommend to literally anyone at any stage of life and in any career. – Jenny Klein
Review from The Four Elements of the Wise →
I’ve been reading and listening to books about the Craft for a decade now. Some of them contain nuggets of gold, some are just fluff, and some touch the soul and the heart and the mind all at once. Ivo’s book about the four elements is absolutely great. (I tried to describe it to a..
Each time the author (every 3 min approx)sets a date he is torturing us with listening to a long string of number, letters and dashes, hyphens and similar. BORING.
Review from Christmas TV Memories →
I am a product of the late 50s and the 60s and the early part of the 70s. I thought I was going to enjoy this book and I thought it would be informative, however, I was grossly misled by what I thought. This book is drier than dust. Although there are some good shows..
Review from Minus America →
right off the the starting line, there is no character development and your just thrown names of people in the story and it’s hard to follow what’s happening to who. piss poor.
Review from Dale Brown’s Dreamland: Revolution →
Great story, easy to listen, very realistic scenarios…and of course futuristic technologies in the capable hands of American servicemen keep you glued to the story to see it resolved…This author became one of my favorite because of in part with minimal faul language or graphic sex sciences….
Review from Beyond Everywhere →
Easy listening detailed story of the birth and development of WiFi. I recommend it to anyone.