pickIt‘s refreshing to meet a writer who clearly understands the core issues dividing this country. Unfortunately, this book offers a bleak assessment of our future, suggesting that our nation is on its last legs.
The author not only diagnoses the problems but also explores solutions most Americans overwhelmingly support. Yet, these efforts are being blocked by those who act as parasites, standing in the way of progress and meaningful change.
bailedEnough with nonsense word salad. Be gone! 😂
The title is the only good part of this book.
4/80
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Starting this while waiting for the snow and Polar Vortex 🥶
pickAnother wonderful op shop find. Written in 1986 after a visit to Pakistan and the Afghan refugee camps there. It was when the Russians were invading Afghanistan. I learnt a lot . Not only about the history but about the author. Before the invasion Afghanistan was on its way to becoming a modern country with a bright future where girls were educated, the various groups got along and the countryside was not the desert it became with the invasion. 👇
Two years of existing in a misogynist hellscape where eggs have more rights than you, as a living, breathing, person with dreams of your own. Two years of being seen as nothing more than a production line. Roe was never enough. When we said we ‘weren‘t going back‘, that was true. We‘ve gone somewhere much worse.
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I didn‘t just want to do book report and know Cindy wasn‘t reading 💔 when she comes back. Much missed already.
Loved Hello Beautiful, wonderful read.
Stop Them Dead- too much sad dog stuff
29 Seconds- brain candy thriller, but entertaining
Currently reading The Ghost Ship.
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I‘m stunned that ACT was the only one with a majority YES vote.
