Bad Company by Jack Higgins.
Do It Yourself Gun Repair.
I've got a project rifle which I plan on customizing or destroying as the case may be. A more appropriate title would be Gun Repair For Dummies.
Just finished "Boyd" the biography of David Boyd.
Incredible man, Dick Cheney has stated that he wished
David was alive today to help deal with the Islamic
situation.
Creator of the OODA Loop, developer of the F-16 and the
A-10.
Godel's Proof by Nagel and Newman. My brain hurts.
The Nightmare Years by William Shirer. I'm doing my best not to read "Ahmadinejad" for "Hitler" and it isn't working.
A Farewell to Justice: Jim Garrison, JFK's Assassination, and the Case that Should have Changed History (Joan Mellen)
AND
Direction for Our Times, as given to Anne, a lay Apostle.
Are you trying to steal Oprah's thunder? ;0)
Let's see. I just finished all of Stephen King's Dark Tower books read in one huge self-indulgent gulp. Got mad at the story line about book five, but sort of liked how it turned out.
Now I am reading a bunch of books I bought today:
Passion for Islam by Murphy
The Taliban Phenonmenon: Afghanistan 1994-1997
Dirty Bomb by Gilbert King
After by Stephen Brill
JihAD VS. McWorld by Barber
The New Face of War by Berkowitz
and the one I really want to read:
Londonistan
Not sure which, if any, of these I will recommend yet.
My prescription bottle.
Black Rednecks and White Liberals, by The Smartest Man In America.
The Green River Killer by Ann Rule.
Besides yor vanity [of vanities] post - an old German textbook which I am trying to translate. It hurts.
I also recently read Everyman's Talmud by Abraham Cohen. It's a broad general primer about the Talmud. From what I gather, Cohen's book is generally recognized as the best of its kind. I found it very helpful. It's concisely written, hits the major topics, and seems neutral in its presentation. I'm no Talmudic scholar now, but I have a much better sense of what the Talmud's all about...what it's like.
Recently reread Thomas Sowell's The Quest for Cosmic Justice, a book that brims with truth and insight. I need to figure out some way of getting my liberal friends to read it.
Also enjoyed Coulter's Godless recently.
I am reading how to transfer stock from one work center to another....and glancing at an order for a customer...
Charge to Keep - Pres. Bush
Give Me a Break - J. Stossel
Disinformation - R. Miniter
The Basset Hound Owner's Surival Guide
Diane Morgan
1776 by David McCoulough. History that reads like a fast-paced novel.
I have read all of his books. They read like an episode of 24.
Weird about the timing of his novels and some of the content in the novels.
He released The Last Jihad, 9 months before 9/11. He released The Last Days two weeks before a US Diplomat car was attacked in Gaza, and 13 months before Arafat died.
The Ezekiel Option was released the day that Iran elected the current president president who vowed to accelerate their nuclear program.
Those who have read the books know of the significance of those fact in regard to the books he wrote.