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Thomas Sowell becomes more prescient by the day…amazing current insights from the last century.

I found the book very insightful and balanced. He admits climate change is happening and does a good job using lots of stats and data showing the high cost and ineffectiveness of current climate policy and initiatives. As for me ,he made did a great job presenting his case and pointing out blind spots and..

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There’s no one better at explaining the current state of affairs than Thomas sowell. Required reading for anyone carrying around more questions than answers in regards to social policy, media, and politics. Long live Thomas sowell!

This was a well organized book with plenty of information that makes it worth buying the hard copy. The book presents facts, statistics, and solutions to almost every problem presented. It gives an optimistic outlook to resolving issues with climate change. Definitely recommend to everyone especially local and federal politicians.

Too much discussion of relationships, not enough about the A-10, combat operations, or the Gulf War. Don’t bother.

Love the beginning to the end. The whole business process with God in mind of everything is Awesome.

Santa does more than you think. Everything from reading to kids, helping couples propose, to getting a tattoo and listening to the artist tell his story. You’ll hear heart warming stories and some tear jerkers of what being Santa is really like from one man that had played the part for years. plus how he..

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Author does good job setting up key battle and the key players involved in an early pivotal battle

Lomborg does an excellent job analyzing “climate” from a cost/benefit perspective illustrating how the outrageous and ineffective trillions spend on renewable sources of energy actually have a negative impact on global warming and the global standard of living resulting in avoidable poverty’ misery and deaths. People who cling to the notion that the end is..

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It was an OK book. It’s a guy reading his journal about Desert Storm. He does a good job of describing what it’s like in the Air Force and being pampered in a combat zone.