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That's a good one.

My favorite book is Killing Rage by Eamon Collins.

Any Michael Crichton novel is a great read. I haven't read Micro yet, but I'm going to once the semester is over.

Highly recommend Timeline by him if you haven't read it. His old ones Terminal Man, The Great Train Robbery and Rising Sun are good reads as well.

War by Sebastian Junger.
It's about the most deadly warzone in Afghanistan and the few US soldiers who fight there.

I'm with you in regard to the entitlement class and those wanting to force "equality" by stifling or redistributing the gains and production of this country's backbone...so I, too, like reading books that dig at our nation's weakest minded and fraudulent manipulators.

Any of
The Odessa File
The Dogs of War
Day of the Jackyl

By Fredrick Forsyth

All three are outstanding thrillers. May have read them already, but if you havent, they are definate treats you wont put down.

Bastardo! I was going to say that.

Book a good name?

The Autobiography of Malcolm X

On Killing: The Psychological Cost of Learning to Kill in War and Society - Lt. Col. Dave Grossman