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I hate censorship, even for garbage like this. Allowing comments ultimately exposes it for what it is. I finished it, here’s my review.

This was a tough one to finish. It doesn’t take long to determine that Hitler was an asshole & a slacker who stumbled his way into a personality cult. Read it if you want, any sane person who’s studied real history will find it ridiculous. 0 stars.

I still haven’t finished this garbage. I wanted to sharpen my own beliefs but Hitler is such a poor author with terrible beliefs that I find a few minutes of it too tedious.

I feel a duty to finish this book but I’m having a hard time wading through this nonsense.

I’ve never read a book jacket & become pissed off until now…the back cover of this book is a conversation presumably retold by his daughter & it’s awful. I haven’t even started this book and I already hate the guy.

I swear the ghost of Joe Bonnano is winking at me as I read this…don’t worry Joe, I ain’t buying it. Your secret is safe with me.

Why not.

Speaking of Machiavelli, let’s see what the big deal is all about…

And you thought Michael Korda’s ‘Power…’ was slimy. I won’t call Greene’s work slimy because it’s well written and researched with tons of historical examples. You can also see how politicians of today apply these rules & that’s quite depressing. I guess I’m just not cut out to rule over other people.

It’s difficult to be objective when speaking about Hitler, but what a bunch of hogwash. And I still haven’t finished it.

This is not the book I expected to read. 100 pages in, it’s fascinating.

This is a much harder read than Volume 1.

This Hitler guy. Please pardon my German but what a crock of shit this is. 42 pages in and it’s mostly poor, poor Hitler, oh, how he struggled as a working man for all those years, barely had enough to eat, and figured out the world’s mysteries in 2 years. He knows what it’s like to be poor! Give me a break.

Bad arguments, poor grammar, and even worse logic. And I’m only 32 pages in.

The ultimate federal income tax reference.

I can tell why leftists hate this book, it describes perfectly the world we live in today (minus the technological advances). I can't put this book down.

It's great so far. I really like how Glenn quotes the Koran directly as to provide context.

So far, it's repetitive.

I'm going to read each federalist paper followed by its associatve anti-federalist paper.