Dầu Mỏ, Tiền Bạc Và Quyền Lực (Tái Bản 2017) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Ha Eun ejha — Very good study on the incredibly strong yet low key personality that won the civil war. No one else could do it. Others had their chance and lost the psychological war. It's proof that God uses circumstances outside your current understanding to form you for something larger headed your way, that you can't yet see, and that only you, now so formed, can overcome. Have trust that you are being prepared no matter how things seem at the moment to you.

Ann Chaynikova _ — Filled with logical flaws and inconsistencies. There is also little attempt on the author's part to cover his biasness. BUT, this is really quite an *essential* read for any Singaporean, Malaysian, or anybody interested in this region of the world. As a leader in the Malay world, Mahathir has articulated the reasons for and beliefs that led to the Bumiputra policy. Indeed, if people did not think as Mahathir did back in 1970, I wonder if Singapore would even exist today. So, whether you agree or disagree with his views, its important to know why he (and perhaps many current Malay leaders) feel this way.

Kate Smith _agites — unfortunately, there are very few books that i have read more than once. this book, however, i have read five times. i fell in love with it when we read it in high school, and every time i read it again, i love it more for different reasons. i have heard numerous times that tim o'brien disliked being labelled as a vietnam writer. and rightly so, because he is so much more [july july is a fantastic example of his abilities outside of a story directly about war]. a good story is nothing without a good storyteller. he (as in both the narrator and the author tim) wraps you in so tightly to his stories that you feel them very acutely - i attribute this to his brilliant accuracy (word choice?) in conveying human emotion, muted and loud and everything in between. i also really love short stories, and i love that these stories intermingle, flow in and out of each other and break away, but still have a thread of sorts that connects them all. by far, one of my top 3 favorite books, and i don't have favorites of many things.

Sama Beydoun samabeirut — it was my first book during my teens! Do I need to say more? I loved it :)

José Arnaud josearnaudjr — all of these graphic novels i'm posting tonight are from GQ's 20 must read graphic novel list (after watchmen).. these are the ones i haven't heard of. i think i've read a bit over half of the list.. anyway, the list is here: http://men.style.com/gq/features/land... enjoy: