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The Book Church Deserves

Revisado: 06-18-23

An excellent and concise recounting of Church's life and the work of the Church Committee and it's subcommittees. My only complaint is that the author gives the FBI and CIA far more benefit of the doubt than they deserve, and is less critical of the agencies than many of the committee members were.

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extremely thorough

Revisado: 05-13-23

it's a long and meticulous account that examines each piece of evidence and testimony very closely, however the book will probably solidly convince you of the presence of a conspiracy within an hour of listening. the rest will make you an expert.

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Almost Sickening

Revisado: 05-06-23

I never knew the story of the Manson killings had so many unsolved mysteries. Tom O'Neill lays out all the inconsistencies and by the end you will have a lot of fundamental beliefs shaken. I have seen it mentioned negatively how many directions that CHAOS turns, but I think it's a very positive feature. By the end you'll have had a diverse education on the 1960's, a lot of hard questions, and maybe a sinister chill up your spine.

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Eye-opening

Revisado: 05-03-23

Roosevelt tells the story of America's founding and refounding with the thoroughness of his lawyer's profession. He discovers our nation's true principles through the text our founding documents and all of their consequences and concludes that the slaveholding perspectives are the most accurate to the text and intention. This portion of the book is so thoroughly argued that it drags a bit, but from there Roosevelt launches into a refreshing examination of the Civil War as Lincoln's Revolution, Reconstruction, the Fourteenth Amendment, and how to accomplish these advancements the Founder's constitution had to be broken and reformed, and the Declaration of Independence reinterpreted. I think what was most striking to me was thr realization that most of the legal precedence that we envision as representing the best in America are enshrined by the 14th Amendment and its revolution. That's an obvious enough conclusion before you read the book, but it is revelatory when given the legal and historical context.

I highly recommend the book as long as you can withstand the long legal discussion at it's heart.

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tragic but uplifting

Revisado: 05-01-23

The story of JFK that should be told as the official history. JFK fought for Peace during his presidency and died for it. An example to all.

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incredibly important. A matter of public health

Revisado: 01-01-22

This is a life changing book and I am so glad I listened to it.

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A beautiful history.

Revisado: 11-30-20

You will learn about a people, their culture, and their confrontation with the wider world and the march of "civilization".

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