Leonardo Da Vnci By same author who wrote the Stphen Jobs books. Fascinating... Origin by Dan Brown is next
just got this book
Summary
Turbulent times. Economic disruptions. Wars and civil strife. Hidden and secret cabals. Global elites. Mysterious symbols. Missing money. Surveillance and microchips. Where is the world heading? Just who has control, and what are their goals?
While we are assured by our leaders that global treaties and international organizations such as the International Monetary Fund and United Nations are wholly benign and beneficial in nature, are they actually the foundation for an authoritarian world government? Are powerful cabals and front organizations orchestrating political and financial events in a nefarious attempt destroy individual nations and achieve world domination?
Uncovering more than 200 events, organizations, people, symbols, pop-cultural references, and other examples underlying suspicions of the looming New World Order,The New World Order Book reveals and uncovers the truth behind the disconcerting reasons for the rapidly expanding militarization of the police; the increase in doctors prescribing mood-changing drugs to the nation's children; the manipulative actions of the Illuminati and the Freemasons; population control; the surveillance of social media, emails, and phone calls; Project Blue Beam: an alleged, top secret program to create a faked alien invasion; the rise of a so-called Fourth Reich; the further expansion of the Patriot Act; suspicious deaths; "end times" scenarios; banking elites; and the microchipping and tracking of the human population; to name just a few.
Tracing the power and destructive effects of the global elite and their plots,The New World Order Book exposes their unpleasant reach into the daily operations of today's world. It also includes a helpful bibliography and an extensive index, adding to its usefulness.
I read Frankenstein years ago. Think I'm going to reread it.
I'm rereading all of Kurt Vonnegut. Presently Deadeye Dick. Love him or hate him, the man was a genius.
For context to the “Political book of the year.” (period added by Coulter’s publisher) quote by Frum (The Atlantic) in 2015 on the cover:gruesome isn't it?
https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2015/12/refugees/419976/Until this very year, Trump’s few sparse comments on immigration fell neatly within the elite consensus. In a December 2012 Newsmax interview, Trump blamed Mitt Romney’s recent presidential defeat on Romney’s “self-deportation” comments. Trump endorsed the then conventional that the GOP’s immigration message had been “mean-spirited” in 2012 and invite more people to become “wonderful, productive citizens of this country.”
What seems to have changed Trump’s mind is a book: Adios America by Ann Coulter. The phrase “political book of the year” is a usually an empty compliment, but if the phrase ever described any book, Adios America is it. In its pages, Trump found the message that would convulse the Republican primary and upend the dynastic hopes of former-frontrunner Jeb Bush. Perhaps no single writer has had such immediate impact on a presidential election since Harriet Beecher Stowe.
Adios America is an avalanche of an essay, a cascading torrent of quips, facts, and statistics. Furiously polemical, mercilessly indignant, utterly indifferent to balance and context, Coulter batters the reader with what might be called the “reverse valedictorian”: instead of the usual heartwarming stories of immigrant success, she immerses the reader in incidents of immigrant crime, failure, and welfare abuse.
chapter 10 rape cultures outside the westFor context to the “Political book of the year.” (period added by Coulter’s publisher) quote by Frum (The Atlantic) in 2015 on the cover:
https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2015/12/refugees/419976/
latest news that ann coulter is familiar withchapter 10 rape cultures outside the west
http://www.latina.com/lifestyle/our-issues/rape-culture-examples