Aaron Kemp

A refreshing deep dive into a verboten topic!

Revisado: 03-10-24

I really enjoyed Stephen Wolfe’s defense of Christian nationalism, despite my theological disagreements with him as a Baptist. Christians for so long have adopted a “just passing through” attitude towards life on this side of glory, and the results have been catastrophic. I urge you to give this book a chance and think through the argument he presents. If you disagree, then fine! Come up with a better argument. But we cannot continue with the status quo and hope to survive as a country.

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You Must Read This!

Revisado: 03-07-24

Melinda Richards does a superb job of demonstrating how totalitarian socialists have infiltrated the west, with a specific emphasis on her home country of Australia. She covers a wide range of topics such as feminism, BLM, reparations, and of course the Covid pandemic. Though the topics are diverse, Richards shows how they share a single theme: control. Your government will seek to shame and coerce you into conforming with their narrative. If you do not stand up and fight for your freedom, it will be lost, possibly forever. Thank you for your courage to speak out, Melinda.

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I enjoyed the first half

Revisado: 02-22-23

I really enjoyed the initial setup, where the protagonist was dragged (blackmailed) into taking a treacherous journey below the Antarctic ice shelf. The story of the team trying to get back out was great too. The story lost me when it brought in aliens and multiverses. I stayed until the end, but it just wasn’t that enjoyable.

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Getting the series back on track

Revisado: 08-30-22

After a bizarre prior entry, Steve Alten gets the series back on track. The stakes are high, but they feel a lot more grounded in reality this time.

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Unnecessary sequel

Revisado: 08-25-22

This is a very strange addition to “The Meg” series. It follows a very similar plot to “Hell’s Aquarium,” except this time David Taylor is driven by revenge for his dead girlfriend. Even so, he ends up getting a new girlfriend who is nearly a carbon copy of the one he lost. Very little of the story focuses on the two remaining megs Bella and Lizzie, but rather turns its attention to other long extinct sea creatures that Jonas and David seek to capture. There are weird visions of the future, which Jonas’ friend taps into to save David. Just really bizarre. The finale is at least entertaining, but the path to get there was just strange. Overall, not worth it.

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