Review from The Longest Con →
I started to suspect something was up during the Tea Party uprising. I was turning 30 at the time and the inconsistencies in conservatism were starting to become too blatant to ignore. By the time Trump came on the scene I was in a trot away from the far right, and after Jan 6 I..
Review from The Longest Con →
How well the facts were presented with evidence. He named names and history of the grifters
I’m baffled as to how this managed to get published. “Agent of the Imperium” reads like a hallucinating AI compilation.
Review from The Longest Con →
A well-researched examination into exactly how ‘the machine’ works. The motivation is cash and influence. (power) Yes, there are tens of millions of them out there as the author indicates they are born hourly by the dozens.
Review from The Longest Con →
Nothing more than a compilation of old widely reported stories with no new facts or insights.
Review from The Longest Con →
Ever since the rise of Trump commentators have struggled to explain why he has such a devoted following. Conason gives us a tour of the conservative mental landscape, it’s history of turning paranoia into profit. Growing up watching tv and movies like Mission Impossible and The Sting, I thought con men had to be clever..
Review from Hostile Shores →
Not predictable , but very suspenseful and thrilling. I liked the novel tech and weapons and mystery
Review from The Longest Con →
very informative but then I am not MAGA. I once fell for the PTL scam. Never fell for Swaggart or the two fat guys.
Review from Jungle King Series, Jungle King Book 1 →
the random time portal that was just happened to be there to start the story.
Review from The Sorrow Hand →
This Book is about Nick Drake. He is laying low in Harney County Oregon. He’s a Wildlife and Fish Ranger. The sheriff gets him to help him solve a murder. There is clues in this book but you don’t know till the end who’s the bad guy. I really liked this book a lot. I’ll..