My favorite book of 2018 was a re-read - The Lucifer Principle by Howard Bloom. A few selected highlights:pic.twitter.com/KTJlp8kuEo
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I also re-read The Global Brain also by Howard Bloom. You have to read Howard’s books multiple times.https://www.cernovich.com/book-review-global-brain-by-howard-bloom/ …
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Galatians By Paul
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The Sovereignty of God, by Arthur W. Pink (1886-1952) Bible teacher and Pastor who expounded the scriptures like no one else I know.
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The Gulag Archipelago by Aleksandr Solzjenitsyn, an amazing read.
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#canthurtme David Goggins Avid book reader always chasing the dragon of that book you can't put down this was that book. Anyone with a New Years resolution should read this book most especially if it's a fitness related goal but really any goal. No fluff Just the Real Dealpic.twitter.com/37ydiavIaG
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The Strange Death of Europe, by Douglas Murray.
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That book was very well written. Although it was seriously depressing. All through the book I was looking for some chapter or section of a chapter or even a paragraph pointing out some kind of serious push back against it. But depressingly nothing.
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The accuracy in this book is proved on an almost daily basis. One of my favorites out there.pic.twitter.com/3N2iA1rfzy
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1984 - again
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Great book
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Art of the Deal
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