"Your war with the new financial order" Great read!

Escape From Davao The Forgotten Story of the Most Daring Prison Break of the Pacific War By: Lukacs, John D.

Ghost Soldiers The Forgotten Epic Story of World War II's Most Dramatic Mission By: Sides, Hampton

The Pentagon's Brain An Uncensored History of DARPA, America's Top-Secret Military Research Agency By: Jacobsen, Annie

Remember the Liberty! Almost Sunk by Treason on the High Seas By: Gallo, Ernest; Kukal, Ronald; Nelson, Phillip; Tourney, Phillip; McGovern, Raymond

Salvage Man Edward Ellsberg and the U.S. Navy By: Alden, John Doughty

The War Below The Story of Three Submarines That Battled Japan By: Scott, James

Fly It Like You Stole It - The Early Years By: Lacey, Kevin

Operation Paperclip The Secret Intelligence Program that Brought Nazi Scientists to America By: Jacobsen, Annie

The Navy's Air War A Mission Completed By: Buchanan, Albert Russell

Surface at the Pole: The Extraordinary Voyages of the USS Skate By: Calvert, James

Escape from Corregidor By: Whitcomb, Edgar D.

Sink'Em All: Submarine Warfare in the Pacific By: Lockwood, Charles A.

Chaos Charles Manson, the CIA, and the Secret History of the Sixties By: O'Neill, Tom

Under the Red Sea Sun By: Ellsberg, Edward

American Guerrilla The Forgotten Heroics of Russell W. Volckmann : the Man who Escaped from Bataan, Raised a Filipino Army Against the Japanese, and Became 'father' of Special Forces By: Guardia, Mike

Adrift and Alone True Stories of Survival at Sea By: Yomtov, Nelson

The Other Nuremberg The Untold Story of the Tokyo War Crimes Trials By: Brackman, Arnold C.

The Book of Rifle Accuracy By: Boyer, Tony

Beat me to it

By: Ali H. Soufan

Everyone needs thread this book, it's going to piss you off no regardless of your political ilk.

The history up to present on waste water recycling. Sometimes called "toilet to tap".

Pretty surprised what cities are recycling waste or planning to. MACS old San Diego area and Jacksonville are doing it. Many major cities including Los Angeles and even areas in Wisconsin and many in Texas, etc.

We're fu*ked. Lol Have a good Monday.

Uh…. Where in Wisconsin?

Guess #1 Milwaukee. #2 Madison.

Wasn't drinking from the tap in Temecula, ain't doing it here. Any water out the tap gets boiled/heated and used for coffee.

Poor puppy dog... he drinks tap water. Doesn't seem to care.

So ya think that bottled water hasn't been recycled huh? The earth has no new water. Every drop has been recycled.

It's how the planet works, just like every time you sell a fart that molecule came from someones ass.

Dave (A.K.A. Homebrew)🍺

My first and last apocalyptic novel.

A weird Azz selection for a vacation read.

$50 worth of misery for a fifteen cent payoff of Hope in the end?

I need a better return.

My best friend and my son both read it.

My best friend said it was excellent. My son said it was the best, awful book he’s ever read.

After finishing The Road, I don’t think I have the stomach for Blood Meridian.

When finished, post here what you think (please).

Just got this from the library

Well written "journey" book about a teenager/young man who joins a band of roving outlaws/bounty hunters who travel through the wild and unsettled American frontier and then south into Mexico, chasing and killing Indians for scalps, running from the Mexican Army and large bands of Indians. There are stories about the individuals within this group, their complicated relationships and their wild times in small towns, as well as the unusual cast of characters they encounter on their travels. It is a vivid description of the land though which they travel, to and back from Mexico, into Arizona, on to California and then to Texas. Both historically set and detailed geographically, one can see the land around them as they rove as well as feel the raw violence the men wreak.