Book Banned on Amazon
"Wherever they burn books they will also, in the end, burn human beings." Heine
New Way
Where they ban books they will also ban people. - Lexington
This will end badly for freedom as the so called tolerant left shows their total intolerance for ideas that they don't like.
Showing posts with label Books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Books. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 6, 2019
Tuesday, October 18, 2016
Book Review: Way of the Reaper by Nicholas Irving
Book on CD: 6 Discs
Review by Lexington - The narrator makes this book feel realistic. The action and descriptions during missions is excellent and gives you an idea of the proper mindset and risk an Army Sniper faces. As a mental preparation for facing a combat situation this has value. As a overview of what the men face while deployed this is another excellent perspective from someone who has done it.
This is a great book on CD.
Review by Lexington - The narrator makes this book feel realistic. The action and descriptions during missions is excellent and gives you an idea of the proper mindset and risk an Army Sniper faces. As a mental preparation for facing a combat situation this has value. As a overview of what the men face while deployed this is another excellent perspective from someone who has done it.
This is a great book on CD.
Monday, March 14, 2016
Pre-and-post Collapse reading list: Hemingway
Hemingway library
I like the idea of matching his library even if it is in digital form on a Kindle. Print is safer if we face an EMP attack but whatever it takes to give you the means of entertainment and intellectual stimulation if things get sporty and few options exist. Reading these titles now will give you some great insight into a culture we are losing. Getting audio copies of these books on CD or MP3 might also be a nice addition to your collection. Whatever it takes to read even if by the oral tradition you read a book that is read to you, it is better than not reading at all. Audio can save your eyes.
Another book I will recommend as a history primer.
Paul Revere's Ride
By David Hackett Fischer
It will open your eyes to what really happened at Lexington and Concord.
I like the idea of matching his library even if it is in digital form on a Kindle. Print is safer if we face an EMP attack but whatever it takes to give you the means of entertainment and intellectual stimulation if things get sporty and few options exist. Reading these titles now will give you some great insight into a culture we are losing. Getting audio copies of these books on CD or MP3 might also be a nice addition to your collection. Whatever it takes to read even if by the oral tradition you read a book that is read to you, it is better than not reading at all. Audio can save your eyes.
Another book I will recommend as a history primer.
Paul Revere's Ride
By David Hackett Fischer
It will open your eyes to what really happened at Lexington and Concord.
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