What are we reading?
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HayesGreener
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Grayfox
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The Attack by Kurt Schlichter
The signs were all there, but nobody paid attention. They didn't want to. For years they had been sneaking through our porous southern border. Watching, waiting, planning. The day finally came and suddenly 12,000 heavily armed Islamic Jihadist attacked in unison all over the United States. No one was safe. No place was safe. The fanatics mission was to kill as many Americans as possible before they themselves died as martyrs. They were brutal. Torturing, raping and maiming people just because it was fun to them. The recorded much of their savagery and posted it on the internet. The attack lasted three days. In the end 172,000 Americans were dead. They were trying to break us.
This book takes place 5 years later. The author is touring the country and collecting the stories of those who survived. He interviews a wide array of people. Politicians, various officials, LE, Military, first responders and just ordinary people who got caught up in the attack. The book is set up so that each chapter is one person's story.
The book is fascinating and horrifying. The scariest part is that it could actually happen.
The signs were all there, but nobody paid attention. They didn't want to. For years they had been sneaking through our porous southern border. Watching, waiting, planning. The day finally came and suddenly 12,000 heavily armed Islamic Jihadist attacked in unison all over the United States. No one was safe. No place was safe. The fanatics mission was to kill as many Americans as possible before they themselves died as martyrs. They were brutal. Torturing, raping and maiming people just because it was fun to them. The recorded much of their savagery and posted it on the internet. The attack lasted three days. In the end 172,000 Americans were dead. They were trying to break us.
This book takes place 5 years later. The author is touring the country and collecting the stories of those who survived. He interviews a wide array of people. Politicians, various officials, LE, Military, first responders and just ordinary people who got caught up in the attack. The book is set up so that each chapter is one person's story.
The book is fascinating and horrifying. The scariest part is that it could actually happen.
TurboDog910
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I have had this for a few years but just getting to it a few weeks ago.
Mr.W.
Professional
I've said the very same, for many years. . .
TEXASforLIFE
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I usually don’t read these kinds of books, but my BOM membership was expiring and I had loads of discounts left so I figured what do I have to lose…
Kir
Elite
I posted earlier about some of the books I have read, still on the Jack Reacher series by Lee Child and son books.
Getting off topic. WWII movie with Jack Palance and Eddie Albert called 'Attack' where Palance has him arm run over by a German tank for one thing.
Just broadcast to all the Islamic Jihadist's that all those virgins they were expecting when they die are all gay.
Finally, Grayfox, I am imagining you on a street corner with a sign that says the "END OF THE WORLD IS NEAR".
With all the guns U.S. citizens own, an invasion? Really? Seriously?
I read a lot, but it comes in waves.
Right now, I’m reading a book a friend and VP of the gun club wrote. It’s a “What if” type of thing. If Albert Einstein, Isaac Newton, and Carl Sagan had met in a bar regularly to debate their ideas…
Einstein and the Theory of Everything, by Tom Pado
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Right now, I’m reading a book a friend and VP of the gun club wrote. It’s a “What if” type of thing. If Albert Einstein, Isaac Newton, and Carl Sagan had met in a bar regularly to debate their ideas…
Einstein and the Theory of Everything, by Tom Pado
Link:
Sharks79
Master Class
Listening to “The 16 undeniable laws of communication” by Maxwell. Just finished “Leaders eat last” and “Warren Buffet and interpretation of financial statements”
Oh and refreshed “Who moved my cheese” because i handed it out to some team members at work that are hemming and hawing
Oh and refreshed “Who moved my cheese” because i handed it out to some team members at work that are hemming and hawing
Mr.W.
Professional
for shame, for shame. . .
Belt Fed
Ronin
Yep, but it's a pleasant kind of shaming.