Phiên Vân Phúc Vũ - Tập 3 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Serega Seregovich 7sks75ff6 — The most absurd thing about this book is that the absurdity of it rings true. Essentially the saddest story ever told, it's one about being human. Covering religion, war, love, and life I found this book to be humorous while always retaining a level of honesty. I doubt I'll ever forget the fall of the Martian army or the throngs of self hindering followers of the god of utter indifference. This book was an amazing read.

S U s_u_n_d_a_z_e — This book is very intense. Sometimes can get overbearing and repetitive. Some people may consider his views too extreme. He educates the reader on the government (almost as a government as a coorporation) and the administrative officials that apparently hold the American citizens interests as their main objective. But as you read on, you learn that from his opinion, the government is run for the interests of the extremely rich who own large businesses ect. He also educates the reader about war, and why it exists, and what it takes for citizens to get what they need. He touches on racisim as well. One question that he forces you to recognize, is Who is "We" when the president or other officials give a speach about America, and Who is fighting the war and who reaps the benefits. He also forces the reader to understand what democracy is and how little of it our system truly holds true to.

Sue Kim sue_hahaha — Greek translation that came out in 2008 ISBN 9789608219533

Waeel El waeelels — this book was so fucking hilarious i don't even know where to begin. this guy needs to be a comedian, not a porn star. seriously.

Walid Casanova _ — A nightly favorite of Drew's (and mine)!