Review:An excellent analysis of political order and the structural processes required to provide a society with an effective government. Lamentably, it is also depressing for those from countries which have already ingrained noxious processes which are very difficult to remove. Read more

Review:lots of good points and calls for political action. Not the easiest book to read though (it was a slog to finish it).
But a note for those reading it on Kindle, the last third of the book is references, so don't drop it
if you're 50% of the way through and have no idea how he can go on for the rest of the book, you're almost at the end. Read more

Review:Napolitano tells it like it is, sparing the typical fluff you get from the network news analysts. This book provides the insights and template for reversing the insidious government "creep" that is choking what's left of the American Dream. Patriots Unite! Before it's too late. Read more

Review:Well written and captures the true facts about 2 innocent people at the hands of a political agenda. An over zealous prosecutor kratz with more power than he deserves. Twists narrative to match his own. Uses narcissism to win. W a team of invetigators who sold their souls for a fake win. Very clear. Read more

Review:Bought this at my local book store several ago, and found it to be one of the best true crime stories I've ever read. It's so well written; it just pulled me along from chapter to chapter. There is no question that Avery was wrongly convicted of a rape he did not commit and Michael Griesbach tells the story of what it took to free him in a clear, concise, and fascinating manner. A civics lesson well told. Read more

Review:Never trust someone who is writing a book and putting out pictures in it that were never used in the trial that should be the property of the state of WI, Also find out what conditions he has follow to practice law again, they ate pretty interesting.it will tell you what this I can't say man leaves a bad taste in my mouth will do to be the big guy again. He likes power and writing this book is his only claim to fame, besides sexting beaten women and drugs. Read more

Review:Assigned as text for "Cinema as Art" class. The book is comprehensive. Photo captions are good. Prose is dreadful.
Sole virtue is its popularity among cinematography instructors. Grossly overpriced. Do not buy. Instead, rent
DVDs and study appended commentaries. Read more

Review:Thomas Sowell's "The Quest for Cosmic Justice" consists of four extensive essays. The first of these four gives its title to that of the book. The other three essays are: "The Mirage of Equality," "The Tyranny of Visions," and "The Quiet Repeal of the American Revolution." You may agree or disagree with the analyses that Sowell provides in these essays. But you will be unable to deny that Sowell provides a great deal of food for thought. These essays are Sowell at his best. They were originally ... Read more

Review:A really good book in the analysis of the present situation with the "Deep State" but weak on a possible solution. The system can't be reformed. I fear the best we can hope for is either a Soviet style collapse or another bloody Civil War. Pessimistic yes but at least it is 20 years away. Read more

Review:Wow. Just finished reading similar transactions. I don't have words to sayhow much I enjoyed this and how impressed I am with the intelligent writing and approach to this story The courage and conviction in pursuing the information about Michelle's death… The dogged pursuit of truth. Reynolds' ability to connect with the family members and Smith's other victims....I am in awe of what she has done, not just in writing this, but in what she has given his victims. I look forward to reading more f... Read more