[hulababy]

a Short book (you can read in 1 hr) but don't let that fool you. A profound book that will inspire you to ask the questions and look for honest answers. It will really get you thinking and challenge you to open yourself up to new thoughts . Great read !!

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by hulababy

a Short book (you can read in 1 hr) but don't let that fool you. A profound book that will inspire you to ask the questions and look for honest answers. It will really get you thinking and challenge you to open yourself up to new thoughts . Great read !!

Thanks for the recommendation. I put a hold on a copy in the Lake County Library System. Does not look like a very popular book in their system at the moment.

Sounds like the guts of the book is only about 47 pages.

[hulababy]

it is actually on best seller list however it's a New book so they may not even have at library yet. just ask them if you can put request in for purchase. Thats what I usually do. He is also the author of the NY Times bestseller
"The Noticer" which was also a great read!!

[graciegirl]

Well. I am not thinkin' it sounds like a read for me.

It sounds like a way that an enemy force would plan to kill all American people.

Not that I don't think that is important. But what can I do about it but worry? What can anyone do about it but worry? We each have one vote and this is a democracy. We can't really change anyone's else's mind...just read the political forum. People are ranting and raving over there and no one ever says. Boy Howdy...I think you are right!

Staying informed is one thing, but obsessing over a dire end is another.

I hope I am wrong and it is an uplifting wonderful book that will brighten all of our days.

I think I will stick with Janet Evanovich.

[2BNTV]

[QUOTE=graciegirl;519886]Well. I am not thinkin' it sounds like a read for me.

It sounds like a way that an enemy force would plan to kill all American people.

Not that I don't think that is important. But what can I do about it but worry? What can anyone do about it but worry? We each have one vote and this is a democracy. We can't really change anyone's else's mind...just read the political forum. People are ranting and raving over there and no one ever says. Boy Howdy...I think you are right!

Staying informed is one thing, but obsessing over a dire end is another.

I hope I am wrong and it is an uplifting wonderful book that will brighten all of our days.

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

Well. I am not thinkin' it sounds like a read for me.

It sounds like a way that an enemy force would plan to kill all American people.

Not that I don't think that is important. But what can I do about it but worry? What can anyone do about it but worry? We each have one vote and this is a democracy. We can't really change anyone's else's mind...just read the political forum. People are ranting and raving over there and no one ever says. Boy Howdy...I think you are right!

Staying informed is one thing, but obsessing over a dire end is another.

I hope I am wrong and it is an uplifting wonderful book that will brighten all of our days.

I think I will stick with Janet Evanovich.

The 11 million dead I believe are from around the Second World War and reflect those killed by the Nazis in the Holocaust.

[rubicon]

Well I know how you kill 54 million innocents. You have the Supreme Court rule that abortion is legal

[hulababy]

I enjoy Janet Evanovich also and many other types of books however once in awhile one comes along that is short, simple and just makes you wonder!!! hmmm how did that happen?? could it happen again?? What happens to a society in which Truth is absent?
It's worth the one hr it will take to read.

[Taltarzac725]

Good thoughtful book. I do think that we on the TOTV site do try to get at whether or not a politician is lying to us or not.

And as the author writes, the Internet is a good place to find out if the candidate is leading us down the path to our own destruction or not.

The book is only 70 pages or so and is also very small in size. About the size of a normal US postcard. Does not take long to read.

YouTube interview with Andy Andrews, the book's author. [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O22S9hyrheg[/ame]

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by Taltarzac725

Good thoughtful book. I do think that we on the TOTV site do try to get at whether or not a politician is lying to us or not.

And as the author writes, the Internet is a good place to find out if the candidate is leading us down the path to our own destruction or not.

The book is only 70 pages or so and is also very small in size. About the size of a normal US postcard. Does not take long to read.

YouTube interview with Andy Andrews, the book's author. How Do You Kill 11 Million People?: An Interview with Andy Andrews - YouTube

Hope more people will do as the author suggests.

[Villages PL]

Originally Posted by hulababy

a Short book (you can read in 1 hr) but don't let that fool you. A profound book that will inspire you to ask the questions and look for honest answers. It will really get you thinking and challenge you to open yourself up to new thoughts . Great read !!

Is this a fictional story?

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by Villages PL

Is this a fictional story?

Not at all.

The 11 million people were those killed by the Nazi's in various parts of Europe during the Second World War. Those murdered included Democrats, criminals, troublesome Christian leaders, trade unionists, freemasons, gypsies, Jews, the mentally ill, mentally challenged, homosexuals, socialists, loiterers, etc. Seems like the German Nazis and others had various different colored stars and/or patches to designate various undesirables in the Nazi utopia.

The author's main point in the book was that the German politicians, Nazis, and others lied to these groups repeatedly to get them to go along with the route to their eventual deaths in concentration camps of which there were 15,000 or so in Europe.