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Wonderful book. I could not stop listening to it. I highly recommend this to anyone who wants to learn more about the helicopter war. Just out standing

If you finish the book by Thomas Sowell entitled ‘a conflict of visions’ wondering what the author himself thought (as he declined to tell you), this book captures it. If you’ve not read this former book, highly recommended that you start with it because it will give necessary background for really distinguishing the two visions..

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I have noticed how I was betrayed by my own reason on a few occasions and how the “less thinking” people had a point, though perhaps not so perfectly articulated. This book shows why that is so and why supposedly rational and probably well meant attempts to correct the world often go dangerously wrong. Think..

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No mention of the massive disinformation campaign by oil and coal companies to dissuade the public from addressing climate change early with the simplest and best solution, a carbon tax. Didn’t mention the wasteful & counterproductive subsidies they receive either.

We all deal with it. This book helps identify the many areas it affects in our everyday life and encourages ways to break away from its power. Worth reading!

The arguments such as improving economic conditions of populations in emerging countries and the return on investment for green technologies are sound and scientifically based, The world of powers in politics and big businesses—and therefore humanity overall—will benefit tremendously from reading this book.

Really thoughtful perspective, on how liberal ideas often sound great, but do not actually deliver on their silly promises.

This provides clear thinking on a hyper-charged issue. Hint: maybe we should do cost benefit analysis when making proposals to completely restructure the entire world economy.

Disregard the negative comments concerning the narrator. He did a good job. Easy to listen to. His delivery style seems to fit what I imagine the fighter pilot author would sound like. This is an authentic account of the Gulf War. One that we are lucky to have access to.

This is an important book – A serious book with a serious focus on Article V of the US Constitution. It is a scholarly analysis of how Article V was developed, what was the original intent of the founders who created it, and how it has been misunderstood and underestimated to this day. MOST IMPORTANTLY..

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