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Ileana D ileanadh — Five BIG stars for this one. Cleon Skousen--Constitutional scholar, Salt Lake police chief, FBI agent (and special assistant to J. Edgar Hoover himself), BYU professor, prolific author, public speaker--has brilliantly outlined 28 principles of freedom our Founding Fathers said must be understood and perpetuated by anyone desiring peace, prosperity, and liberty. This is a must read by every American; really, it should be required reading in high schools across the nation. Skousen notes that the Founders were inspired men who had not only studied just about every form of government known to man but crafted a most remarkable, bold, and brilliant document......unlike any ever before created. The Founders were wise, as they warned about possible pitfalls that would ensnare the country they worked so hard to protect and build. Among some of the warnings: 1. They opposed big federal government, heavy taxation, and a welfare state, which they reckoned destroyed incentive, industry, and independence. 2. They guaranteed equal rights and the freedom to prosper; not equal things or equal wealth. Redistribution of wealth is UNCONSTITUTIONAL. 3. They were huge on property rights, and how this was essential to personal liberty. 4. They considered national debt an evil (unless under dire circumstances, i.e. war), and if incurred must be paid off immediately. They claimed that passing on debt to future generations was immoral. 5. In order for this country to live peaceably and function under this Constitution, we must be a moral and religious people. After reading this book, it is readily apparent how far we have strayed from this important document and the admonitions of our wise Founders. (My one teeny tiny issue with this book is the notion that entering WWII was a possible mistake. I disagree.....)

Colleen Moore _olleen_oore89 — I didn't hate it, but it seemed very juvenile. The paranormal aspects were silly and unbelievable, and the writing as a whole seemed like it was trying too hard. I hate these kinds of books. I kept putting it down and rolling my eyes before I picked it up again.But I read it in a day, which is preferable over something I can't bear to read. I won't read any more of this series.

Renzo André renzoandre — Derai-derai Cemara

Corinna Chand corinnacha6ba6 — Aunt Helen lent me this book several years ago. Enjoyed it so much that I bought a copy of my own and plan to re-read.

Saad Ibrahim _brahim_aad — Read it awhile ago, but it was the first book that disproved all the rumors that the US was doing nothing to stop Bin Laden. This guy is one smart cookie, hence his position as guarding the nation against terrorists. Quite entertaining, and a little frustrating too to learn that bureaucracy is such an integral part of decisions that have a direct effect on whether the US can use full force against terrorists, for whatever the reason.