I collect books like this that tell the truer story of our world and our nation. I will be buying a copy of this book and include it in my library, which is by no means complete, but contemporary to these times. I was told by a friend to find a place to donate said books before I die so an alternative narrative survives. Since I do not trust digital, which is dependent upon electrical currents, and as digital archives were erased at one point, I find this the best way to preserve truth. I understand libraries are supposed to do that, but. . . Books and the authors of such show a dedication to research, a passion for truth and are so much more trustworthy than "shorts" or podcasts or other media. Books remain supreme in my world for vital information about our shared world. Bless all those, driven by the undercurrent of the passion of their beliefs to sit down and write it out and share it with the rest of us. "Play the man, Master Ridley; we shall this day light such a candle, by God's grace, in England, as I trust shall never be put out." Fahrenheit 451." Such words in that novel inspired me because I felt it was not something that could be made up, but was taken from actual history, and as it turned out, having done the research into the quote before it became popularly known . . ., let's say I sometimes like to be correct in my instincts. I am more than 70 now.
“If there were an Oscar for Best Dramatic Performance by a Race-Supremacist Nation, Israel would win hands down every year.”
I disagree; the acting is as bad as can be, in line with the crummiest of production values. They don’t bother trying even a little. With “Israel” in the competition, surely other actors, superior actors, from wanna-be Race-Supremacist Nations would leave “Israel” in the dust.
I collect books like this that tell the truer story of our world and our nation. I will be buying a copy of this book and include it in my library, which is by no means complete, but contemporary to these times. I was told by a friend to find a place to donate said books before I die so an alternative narrative survives. Since I do not trust digital, which is dependent upon electrical currents, and as digital archives were erased at one point, I find this the best way to preserve truth. I understand libraries are supposed to do that, but. . . Books and the authors of such show a dedication to research, a passion for truth and are so much more trustworthy than "shorts" or podcasts or other media. Books remain supreme in my world for vital information about our shared world. Bless all those, driven by the undercurrent of the passion of their beliefs to sit down and write it out and share it with the rest of us. "Play the man, Master Ridley; we shall this day light such a candle, by God's grace, in England, as I trust shall never be put out." Fahrenheit 451." Such words in that novel inspired me because I felt it was not something that could be made up, but was taken from actual history, and as it turned out, having done the research into the quote before it became popularly known . . ., let's say I sometimes like to be correct in my instincts. I am more than 70 now.
“If there were an Oscar for Best Dramatic Performance by a Race-Supremacist Nation, Israel would win hands down every year.”
I disagree; the acting is as bad as can be, in line with the crummiest of production values. They don’t bother trying even a little. With “Israel” in the competition, surely other actors, superior actors, from wanna-be Race-Supremacist Nations would leave “Israel” in the dust.