started reading few months back been zipping through em helps with winter bordom. love these history books that trench warfare was nasty so much loss of life with not much strategic value
damn that would take me forever to read. i love history been diggin deep trying to understand it all the wars and geopolitics why the world is the way it is today. seems a certain family's been running the show since the 16th century some say they are worth as much as 15 trillionMostly more than one, but in the moment on the toilet, the war diary of the OKW, (high command of the Wehrmacht).
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Yes, it needs a lot of time, but I want to know all perspectives for historical reasons. In the diarys I always have to think, what the dry or technichal language, in reality means, pain, death and nothing good.damn that would take me forever to read. i love history been diggin deep trying to understand it all the wars and geopolitics why the world is the way it is today. seems a certain family's been running the show since the 16th century some say they are worth as much as 15 trillion
I was reading a lot Stephen King, love his storys mostly, and got a lot of memorys where or when in my lifetime since sround 1985. One of the first, if not the first was a short story about a guy, drug smuggler, with a broken leg on a very small, more rock than island. If I rember right, he shoot the stuff and eat parts of his body.Just finished Stephen King's "Holly." Got it for Christmas. Good crime novel. I enjoyed every bit.
Yeah I liked that one. That's a Bachman book. Running Man is tooThe Long Walk was a good story by King, should be made into a movie.
And people keep calling it a conspiracy theory yet conspiracy theorists are 9 for 9 or possibly 10 for 10.re-reading one i've had for years ( "the third wave" by Toffler) while waiting to gain possession of one i've ordered which is ""Night of Camp David" written in 1965 by Fletcher Knebel. between the two, they pretty much describe what we are going through today.![]()